Book Chapter 2014
Gender, land use and role-play games
Abstrak
In land use role-playing games (RPGs), players assume roles or characters
and take control of their real-life roles/characters in a fictional setting. The
RPG approach was used to observe and document the behaviour of men and
women toward land use decision-making in rubber agroforest landscapes in
Sumatra, Indonesia. Behaviour patterns toward alternative land use options and
new investment opportunities such as oil palm or rubber monoculture plantations
were explored.
Detail publikasi
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Sitasi
Villamor GB. 2014. Gender, land use and role-play games. In: Catacutan D, McGaw E and Llanza M,eds. In Equal Measure: A User Guide to Gender Analysis in Agroforestry. Los Banos, Philippines. : World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) Southeast Asia Regional Program. P. 85-92.