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Women's political agency in difficult settings : analysis of evidence from Egypt, Nigeria, Mozambique, and Pakistan

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Paradigm Shift or Business as Usual? Workers’ Views on Multi‐stakeholder Initiatives in Bangladesh

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Diverging stories of “missing women” in South Asia : is son preference weakening in Bangladesh?

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Does dowry improve life for brides? : A test of the bequest theory of dowry in rural Bangladesh

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Material barriers, cultural boundaries : a mixed-methods analysis of gender and labour market segmentation in Bangladesh

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Becoming poor : social protection experiences of and attitudes towards new urban poor after Covid-19 in Bangladesh

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National discourses on women's empowerment in Bangladesh : continuities and change

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