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but that's not necessarily the case in other places. that bundle of rights may be-
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does it vary from place to place on how land ownership is-
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[crosstalk 00:07:06] systems occur at the same time within one country?okay.
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are there any trends with the changing taking place in acquisition and tenure?
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[crosstalk 00:07:18] three all are the ones who are likely to lose access.
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the farm land is controlled by big corporations, so there's very few -
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... dry hung in this, but it seems like it's mostly small farmers. is that the case or are there-
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... very...? you had mentioned there are outside companies coming in and buying up land. so how-
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... is that changing? are there still a lot of single-households farmers, or are corporations taking more and more of the land?
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both countries have some kind of large plantation agriculture and that's growing.
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but it's still the case that the majority of farmers are small-holder farmers.and [crosstalk 00:08:02]-
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... something particularly surprised you?i think-
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... we were surprised in uganda. and so we do-
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... have to go and do a lot of qualitative work.
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and over and over, we heard statements like, "how can women own property?'
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who were implying that women were property-
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... and so how could they be owners of property? and so given that we had heard that, and that that's part of the rhetoric about land and property in uganda-
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... we were surprised that in over 50%-
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... the husbands and wives reported that they owned it jointly. which says that even though that rhetoric is there, in a lot of households-
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... the households actually functioned pretty well and husband and wife worked together as a team-
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... to produce crops, to raise a family, to do all the things that households do.
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... how to build on the pieces that work. so rather than thinking about just going in and necessarily titling land and-
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... the rights to farm that land.do you think-
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... not necessarily how things work, do you think moving forward policy will be put in place where women are thought of more as equal to men?
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so they've got a pretty good constitution that supports women's rights.
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and then it's in practice and in people's attitudes that it may or may not be-
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[crosstalk 00:09:36] be taking place. so i think some of those kinds of things are changing. there's certainly legislation being discussed that-
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... [crosstalk 00:09:44] much larger surveys in three other countries in [crosstalk 00:09:48].
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and one of the things that we find from doing the comparative work, is that the rules about marriage and inheritance play a big part in terms of what women-
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and what women have access to.
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so that in places where
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... women, when you're married, you jointly own all of the marital property. that gives women much more ownership of assets than-
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places where you still own.
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assets individually, regardless of whether you're married. so in many places, including in uganda, there's
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it's in whatever she has is hers. women clearly.
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mutually benefit when whatever they-
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take more time out of the workforce.
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yeah. i wanted to talk about chivalry. if you read.
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the 22nd, then i spoke about the idea of toxic.
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is because of course, if you read the blog piece, then you'll know.
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but the reason i named it that just to summarize, is that i feel as though much of what was.
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able to channel some of the quote unquote problematic aspects of masculinity.
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was attacked by feminists and liberal culture. and since it wasn't.
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tapped what we were left with.
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and so, before i continue saying problematic aspects of masculine.
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identity, what i mean is that there are some aspects of masculinity that can be.
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so it's a biological fact that men are stronger than women, especially.
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upper body strength. and if men.
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are left with that strength, without knowing how to.
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whether it's religion or tradition, we're able to be funneled through societal notions like chivalry.
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religious or moral ideals. and that's what you use your strength towards. not too long ago, i wrote.
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it doesn't really matter to say, is it society, or is it inherently that men are more.
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violent than women? that's not what really matters. in my.
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point of view, what matters more to me is to say, here's this extra physical strength that can lead to violence.
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how can we take what is natural,
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that superior physical strength and nurture it into something that is valuable? and for me,
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something positive than just trying to change it or trying to make it dormant. so for me, the wrong approach is to say,
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not competitive. let's just make them play nice. let's give them.
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tea, which very often comes out of competition, whereas
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a great deal.and the mistake that moral psychologist made in the beginning
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was that you were able to have.
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principles, or guided laws. it's just use principles that you can always hold on to no matter what,
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and a poor man, he goes to a pharmacist and he tries to get this drug for.
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his sick wife. so that obviously.
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drug he has, and whatever sees the amount of desperation and charges him this.
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cared a lot about the relationship. and a lot of the time men and boys cared a lot about the principles. so the principle of.
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stealing is wrong, or the principle of greed is wrong.
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whereas women would very often look at it as,
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well, he shouldn't steal from the pharmacist because who knows,
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maybe the pharmacist also has a family and that wouldn't be right to take money away from his family, or he could end up in jail. and then he wouldn't be able to take care.
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and men very often tended to look at the principle of the matter and the mistake, as i mentioned on the outset that the moral psychologists made was to say, oh,
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look at women, we don't get past this point of relationship to come to more guided principles. and so we are not as moral as men. and that was a mista-
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-ake. that was the wrong judgment to make. and so
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and she explored in her book in a different voice.
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she explored the ways in which men and women simply view problems differently. if you.
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have different emphasis on how they make decisions,
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i got really caught up in that back to my psychology days with the moral psychology example.
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so anyway, the point basically that i was just trying to make the larger point is that men and women have proven to be different
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the most beneficial thing that we could do is to nurture our nature instead of problematizing-
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different aspects of our two genders. so for.
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example, it happens on the other side to a woman's ability to, or lack of ability to be more aggressive when it comes to,
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and there's been studies that show that women use, 'sorry' a lot more, women use 'but' a lot more, women.
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sort of, i forget the exact.
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name for it, but basically when you're talking, you're making a point, but then you kind of undermine yourself, like saying.
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i know this might be a stupid idea, but that sort of thing, that women tended to do that a lot more.
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and so instead of people in power,
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or even as a community and society.
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we not hear that, automatically comparing it to men and think of it as weakness. how can-
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what's the word i want to say? oh, responsive. just as responsive to it as we would be for a man. so if we.
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women tend to say, "i'm sorry," not because they're just so apologetic-
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or it could be, but they just tend to say, "sorry," almost in order to soften the blow because they don't want to be aggressive. again-
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pointing to that, wanting to always keep relationships intact,
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and so, saying they're sorry is not because they are necessarily sorry, but that they want you to understand that even-
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even if they disagree with you, or even because they're asking for x, y, and z doesn't mean that they want to hurt you.
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in any way. so why can't we hear that voice instead of telling women go out there and be more aggressive,
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tell the people empower, tell ourselves this.
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society, "okay. let's acknowledge that this is the way that women talk and let's allow them to talk that way and really hear them"-
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as women, instead of hearing them as weak versions of men? so this happens on both sides of constantly.
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problematizing distinct features of each gender and
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making us, sort of just picking and choosing.
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