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La fuente de la riqueza : educación y desarrollo económico en la España contemporánea

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Is Language the Object of Literacy Among United States Female Adult Learners?

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Fertility, Religion and Female Literacy : Analysis of 2001 Population Census of India

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Status of Female Literacy Rate in India : An Overview

T., Dinesha - 2017

Female literacy is considered to be a sensitive index of social development compared to overall literacy rate. It is a well established fact that Female literacy is negatively related with fertility rate, population growth rate, infant and child mortality rate and shows a positive association...

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Colonialism, female literacy and the millennium development goals in Africa

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Socio-economic status of Manipuri women

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Constructing development : civil society and literacy in a time of globalization

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