TAILIEUCHUNG - Global Report on the Status of Women in the News Media

The mark of our time is its revulsion against imposed patterns. We are suddenly eager to have things and people declare their beings totally. There is a deep faith to be found in this new attitude— a faith that concerns the ultimate harmony of all being. Such is the faith in which this book has been written. It explores the contours of our own extended beings in our technologies, seeking the principle of intelligibility in each of them. In the full confidence that it is possible to win an understanding of these forms that will bring them into orderly. | Global Report on the Status of Women in the News Media INTERNATIONAL WOMEN S MEDIA FOUNDATION Global Report on the Status of Women in the News Media Mlliwiil IWMF_________________ INTERNATIONAL WOMEN S MEDIA FOUNDATION Washington . . Carolyn M. Byerly . Howard University . Principal Investigator This study was made possible by the generous support of The Ford Foundation The Loreen Arbus Foundation Carolan K. Stiles UNESCO Communication Development Division Communication and Information Center The McClatchy Company Foundation The IWMF is grateful to the Knight Foundation for its generous support in launching and disseminating this report. John s. and James L. Knight Foundation

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• Organic and Conventional
• Behavioural Perspective
• Practice Theory
• Distribution
• Basket Content
• parameter estimates
• Organic farming
• Conventional farming
• B C ratio
• Organic farming over conventional farminga
• Economics of organic farming
• Conventional farming meanwhile comparison
• Biological properties
• Organic and conventional farming
• Changes in biological properties
• Soil through organic
• Municipal solid waste
• Bagasse ash
• Bio compost
• Rice husk ash
• Non conventional organic sources
• Industrial by products
• Organic rice
• Conventional rice
• Population count
• Rice ecosystem
• Wetland birds
• Organic food
• Market survey
• Cost of organic food
• Cost comparison
• Conventional Vs organic food
• Organic food certification
• Soil macro arthropods
• Conventional and pitfall traps
• Pitfall traps
• Conventional farming systems
• Cotton intercropped
• Organic Discourse
• Farmers’ Attitudes
• Towards Organic
• Liquid organic formulation
• Conventional transplanted rice
• Direct seeded rice
• Different foliar application
• Conventional management
• Enzyme activity
• Microbial biomass
• Organic management
• Vineyard soils
• Garden pea
• Performance of garden pea
• Garden pea (Pisum sativum var hortense L )
• Varieties under conventional
• Organic nutrient sources
• Sub Himalayan foot hills
• Micronutrient and soil quality
• Comparative effect of organic
• Conventional farming practices
• Micronutrient content
• Different textured soils
• In vitro
• Direct confrontation
• Identification of fungal communities
• Fungal communities in organic
• Conventional soils
• Microbial biomass carbon
• Microbial biomass nitrogen
• Chloroform extraction fumigation method
• Conventional method
• Organic method