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June 1, 2021Journal of Heritage Management

Liberating Working Women in Traditional Occupations: Exclusion, Exploitation and Deprivation

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Key result

Traditional occupations for women are linked to various forms of deprivation driven by working conditions.

  • n=15

Why the study?

Women currently associated with traditional occupations in Kashmir experience different forms of deprivation.

Population

15 case studies of Kashmiri women in traditional occupations (carpet and shawl weaving) in Ganderbal district

Design

Qualitative study using case studies

Authors

TKTanveer Ahmad KhanWHWasia HamidASAamina Shabir

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Overview

Deprivation varies by work conditions in Kashmiri weavers; leaves open targeted interventions and prospective studies.

Structured PICO

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Population
15 Kashmiri women involved in traditional carpet and shawl weaving occupations in the Ganderbal district, assessed via qualitative case studies.
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Outcome
Deprivation levels and forms of exclusion

The study highlights the various forms of deprivation experienced by Kashmiri women in traditional weaving occupations.

Limitations

  • The study remained restricted to the Ganderbal district of Kashmir division.

Cite This Study

Khan et al. (2021) studied Deprivation and exclusion in traditional occupations (n=15). Employment in traditional occupations (carpet and shawl weaving) was evaluated on Forms of deprivation and exclusion. Women involved in traditional occupations experienced various forms of deprivation depending on the nature of work, working conditions, master, work availability, and workplace distance.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aaa5eb4a501171df8be03a1https://doi.org/10.1177/24559296211013511
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