India Social Development Report 2023
Herausgeber: Hirway, Indira
India Social Development Report 2023
Herausgeber: Hirway, Indira
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This report highlights that gender inequalities and women's subordination in India are caused by two formidable macro-structures: patriarchy and the exclusion of unpaid work from the macro-economy. The papers have explored pathways to break these structures gradually to achieve gender equality and empower women.
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This report highlights that gender inequalities and women's subordination in India are caused by two formidable macro-structures: patriarchy and the exclusion of unpaid work from the macro-economy. The papers have explored pathways to break these structures gradually to achieve gender equality and empower women.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Mai 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780198885979
- ISBN-10: 0198885970
- Artikelnr.: 68169581
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Mai 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780198885979
- ISBN-10: 0198885970
- Artikelnr.: 68169581
Indira Hirway is the Director and Professor of Economics, Centre for Development Alternatives, and Associate of Levy Economics Institute of Bard College, New York. Major areas of her research interest are development alternatives, employment and labour market structures, poverty and human development, gender and development, environment and development, and time use studies.
* 1: Indira Hirway: Introduction
* Section One: The Major Impeding Structure
* 2: Indira Hirway: Transforming Impeding Structures for Gender
Equality: Exploring Pathways
* 3: Padmini Swaminathan: Revisiting the Feminist Project of Gendering
Development: Why Framing of Questions Becomes Important?
* 4: Govind Kelkar and Pallavi Govindnathan: Social Norms and Attitudes
Towards Women's Entitlement to Land
* 5: Sona Mitra: Policy Framework for Women's Economic Empowerment:
What is a Miss?
* Section Two: Patriarchy and Unpaid Work
* 6: N Neetha: Care Economy in India
* 7: Deepta Chopra: Women in the Labour Market: Structural Constraints
and Solutions Towards Gender Equality and Empowerment
* 8: Anuradha Seth: Gender Inequality and Intra Household Consumption
Disparities
* 9: Indira Hirway and Anindita Ghosh: Recognition, Reduction and
Redistribution of Unpaid Work in India
* Section Three: Case Studies: Patriarchy in the Selected Sectors
* 10: Nitya Rao: Seasonal Agricultural Work, Gendered Time Use, and Its
Implications for Nutrition
* 11: Aasha Kapur Mehta and Samik Chouwdhury: Gender Inequalities in
Health and Care
* 12: Geeta Menon and Aparajita Sharma: Barriers and Pathways to Girl's
Education
* 13: Indira Hirway: Macroeconomic Policies and Unpaid Work:
Trade-liberalization Policy and Home-based Workers
* Section Four: Social Norms and Violence Against Women
* 14: Jharna Pathak and Rahul Sharma: Macro Roots of Violence Against
Women: Rape Victim's Struggle for Justice
* 15: Jharna Pathak and Neha Shah: Socio-Economic Correlates of
Domestic Violence: A Hidden Crisis of COVID-19 Pandemic
* Section Five: Social Mobilization for Empowerment
* 16: Renana Jhabvala and Nitya Nangalia: Gradual Revolution: SEWA, An
Example of the Women's Movement
* 17: Indira Hirway: Expanding Statistical Paradigm Mainstreaming Time
Use Surveys in the India Statistical System
* 18: Surajit Deb: Social Development Index 2022
* Section One: The Major Impeding Structure
* 2: Indira Hirway: Transforming Impeding Structures for Gender
Equality: Exploring Pathways
* 3: Padmini Swaminathan: Revisiting the Feminist Project of Gendering
Development: Why Framing of Questions Becomes Important?
* 4: Govind Kelkar and Pallavi Govindnathan: Social Norms and Attitudes
Towards Women's Entitlement to Land
* 5: Sona Mitra: Policy Framework for Women's Economic Empowerment:
What is a Miss?
* Section Two: Patriarchy and Unpaid Work
* 6: N Neetha: Care Economy in India
* 7: Deepta Chopra: Women in the Labour Market: Structural Constraints
and Solutions Towards Gender Equality and Empowerment
* 8: Anuradha Seth: Gender Inequality and Intra Household Consumption
Disparities
* 9: Indira Hirway and Anindita Ghosh: Recognition, Reduction and
Redistribution of Unpaid Work in India
* Section Three: Case Studies: Patriarchy in the Selected Sectors
* 10: Nitya Rao: Seasonal Agricultural Work, Gendered Time Use, and Its
Implications for Nutrition
* 11: Aasha Kapur Mehta and Samik Chouwdhury: Gender Inequalities in
Health and Care
* 12: Geeta Menon and Aparajita Sharma: Barriers and Pathways to Girl's
Education
* 13: Indira Hirway: Macroeconomic Policies and Unpaid Work:
Trade-liberalization Policy and Home-based Workers
* Section Four: Social Norms and Violence Against Women
* 14: Jharna Pathak and Rahul Sharma: Macro Roots of Violence Against
Women: Rape Victim's Struggle for Justice
* 15: Jharna Pathak and Neha Shah: Socio-Economic Correlates of
Domestic Violence: A Hidden Crisis of COVID-19 Pandemic
* Section Five: Social Mobilization for Empowerment
* 16: Renana Jhabvala and Nitya Nangalia: Gradual Revolution: SEWA, An
Example of the Women's Movement
* 17: Indira Hirway: Expanding Statistical Paradigm Mainstreaming Time
Use Surveys in the India Statistical System
* 18: Surajit Deb: Social Development Index 2022
* 1: Indira Hirway: Introduction
* Section One: The Major Impeding Structure
* 2: Indira Hirway: Transforming Impeding Structures for Gender
Equality: Exploring Pathways
* 3: Padmini Swaminathan: Revisiting the Feminist Project of Gendering
Development: Why Framing of Questions Becomes Important?
* 4: Govind Kelkar and Pallavi Govindnathan: Social Norms and Attitudes
Towards Women's Entitlement to Land
* 5: Sona Mitra: Policy Framework for Women's Economic Empowerment:
What is a Miss?
* Section Two: Patriarchy and Unpaid Work
* 6: N Neetha: Care Economy in India
* 7: Deepta Chopra: Women in the Labour Market: Structural Constraints
and Solutions Towards Gender Equality and Empowerment
* 8: Anuradha Seth: Gender Inequality and Intra Household Consumption
Disparities
* 9: Indira Hirway and Anindita Ghosh: Recognition, Reduction and
Redistribution of Unpaid Work in India
* Section Three: Case Studies: Patriarchy in the Selected Sectors
* 10: Nitya Rao: Seasonal Agricultural Work, Gendered Time Use, and Its
Implications for Nutrition
* 11: Aasha Kapur Mehta and Samik Chouwdhury: Gender Inequalities in
Health and Care
* 12: Geeta Menon and Aparajita Sharma: Barriers and Pathways to Girl's
Education
* 13: Indira Hirway: Macroeconomic Policies and Unpaid Work:
Trade-liberalization Policy and Home-based Workers
* Section Four: Social Norms and Violence Against Women
* 14: Jharna Pathak and Rahul Sharma: Macro Roots of Violence Against
Women: Rape Victim's Struggle for Justice
* 15: Jharna Pathak and Neha Shah: Socio-Economic Correlates of
Domestic Violence: A Hidden Crisis of COVID-19 Pandemic
* Section Five: Social Mobilization for Empowerment
* 16: Renana Jhabvala and Nitya Nangalia: Gradual Revolution: SEWA, An
Example of the Women's Movement
* 17: Indira Hirway: Expanding Statistical Paradigm Mainstreaming Time
Use Surveys in the India Statistical System
* 18: Surajit Deb: Social Development Index 2022
* Section One: The Major Impeding Structure
* 2: Indira Hirway: Transforming Impeding Structures for Gender
Equality: Exploring Pathways
* 3: Padmini Swaminathan: Revisiting the Feminist Project of Gendering
Development: Why Framing of Questions Becomes Important?
* 4: Govind Kelkar and Pallavi Govindnathan: Social Norms and Attitudes
Towards Women's Entitlement to Land
* 5: Sona Mitra: Policy Framework for Women's Economic Empowerment:
What is a Miss?
* Section Two: Patriarchy and Unpaid Work
* 6: N Neetha: Care Economy in India
* 7: Deepta Chopra: Women in the Labour Market: Structural Constraints
and Solutions Towards Gender Equality and Empowerment
* 8: Anuradha Seth: Gender Inequality and Intra Household Consumption
Disparities
* 9: Indira Hirway and Anindita Ghosh: Recognition, Reduction and
Redistribution of Unpaid Work in India
* Section Three: Case Studies: Patriarchy in the Selected Sectors
* 10: Nitya Rao: Seasonal Agricultural Work, Gendered Time Use, and Its
Implications for Nutrition
* 11: Aasha Kapur Mehta and Samik Chouwdhury: Gender Inequalities in
Health and Care
* 12: Geeta Menon and Aparajita Sharma: Barriers and Pathways to Girl's
Education
* 13: Indira Hirway: Macroeconomic Policies and Unpaid Work:
Trade-liberalization Policy and Home-based Workers
* Section Four: Social Norms and Violence Against Women
* 14: Jharna Pathak and Rahul Sharma: Macro Roots of Violence Against
Women: Rape Victim's Struggle for Justice
* 15: Jharna Pathak and Neha Shah: Socio-Economic Correlates of
Domestic Violence: A Hidden Crisis of COVID-19 Pandemic
* Section Five: Social Mobilization for Empowerment
* 16: Renana Jhabvala and Nitya Nangalia: Gradual Revolution: SEWA, An
Example of the Women's Movement
* 17: Indira Hirway: Expanding Statistical Paradigm Mainstreaming Time
Use Surveys in the India Statistical System
* 18: Surajit Deb: Social Development Index 2022