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The expansion of education has been widely adopted as a key element in the development strategies of low-income countries. While there is substantial evidence on the benefits of greater educational attainment for subsequent labor market earnings, empirical evidence on the role played by school...
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This paper discusses the relationship between labour migration and poverty in India. This is placed against the on-going debates on changes in patterns of employment and job creation in India, during the periods of economic liberalization, under the Inclusive Growth policies since 2004, and...
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masculinised power and operates as a gender-based mechanism of selection and exclusion for voice and participation. This is evident … feminist poverty knowledge go beyond some of these new knowledge systems through the articulation of key concepts of gender … with extant neo-liberal rationality. The present transnational character of poverty and its links with gender poses …
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The paper presents a comparative analysis of five cross country composite gender indices. Although there is a … substantial differences that exist between the gender indices require a cautious selection between these for research and policy …
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support for the Lehman Sisters Hypothesis. It shows that gender stereotypes are still influential, constraining women to …
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