Summary Information about women's experiences of development has been iterated to the development process in ways which reflect dominant development paradigms, and in ways which reflect the ambient gender politics and gendered interests of development bureaucracies. Consequently, the political content of feminist knowledge ? information relating to women's interests in contexts of change ? is often stripped away, leaving generalized information about women's needs for development bureaucracies to administer. This article argues that the dominant economistic paradigm for information classification, valuation, and analysis institutionalizes interpretations of the meaning of women's experience of development. Another consequence of gendered i...
Since women are half the world, every Government decision, and every economic process affects them. ...
Summary Despite apparent acceptance of gender analysis within development organizations, this is st...
This paper empirically analyses the effect of women’s status on human development. We define “status...
The concept of women’s development has now become an integral part of the development discourses and...
The project has two components: to consolidate an initiative called the Casablanca Quest, and to pre...
In recent decades, gender equality goals have been adopted widely in global policymaking, creating a...
As an organisational form, the project poses a challenge today for the possibility of articulating f...
The concept of women’s development has now become an integral part of the development discourses and...
Summary This is an ‘insider’ account of the history of institutionalizing a special bureaucratic in...
Summary The experiences in the Philippines show that progress, though slow, has been achieved in ma...
This article focuses on the current trend for investing in women and girls as ‘smart economics’, whi...
In a highly influential report written in 1998, The World Bank promoted the idea that a lack of info...
This paper explores the challenges and opportunities for feminists working as women’s rights and ge...
"The paper looks at sites of production and negotiation of development knowledge which constitute tr...
The process of development in the developing countries had, by and large, marginalised women and dep...
Since women are half the world, every Government decision, and every economic process affects them. ...
Summary Despite apparent acceptance of gender analysis within development organizations, this is st...
This paper empirically analyses the effect of women’s status on human development. We define “status...
The concept of women’s development has now become an integral part of the development discourses and...
The project has two components: to consolidate an initiative called the Casablanca Quest, and to pre...
In recent decades, gender equality goals have been adopted widely in global policymaking, creating a...
As an organisational form, the project poses a challenge today for the possibility of articulating f...
The concept of women’s development has now become an integral part of the development discourses and...
Summary This is an ‘insider’ account of the history of institutionalizing a special bureaucratic in...
Summary The experiences in the Philippines show that progress, though slow, has been achieved in ma...
This article focuses on the current trend for investing in women and girls as ‘smart economics’, whi...
In a highly influential report written in 1998, The World Bank promoted the idea that a lack of info...
This paper explores the challenges and opportunities for feminists working as women’s rights and ge...
"The paper looks at sites of production and negotiation of development knowledge which constitute tr...
The process of development in the developing countries had, by and large, marginalised women and dep...
Since women are half the world, every Government decision, and every economic process affects them. ...
Summary Despite apparent acceptance of gender analysis within development organizations, this is st...
This paper empirically analyses the effect of women’s status on human development. We define “status...