Gendered Poverty and Well-BeingISBN: 978-0-631-21793-0
Paperback
300 pages
March 2000, Wiley-Blackwell
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"The contributors critically reflect on key methodological and
analytical issues of a gendered analysis of poverty. The conclusion
is that it is impossible to integrate gender into an understanding
on poverty unless the reading of evidence and the analysis are
grounded on the relational processes of accumulation and
impoverishment. These are foundational issues, and have serious
implications for public action to reduce/ eradicate the different
kinds of poverty that men and women experience." Oxfam, Review
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"It is an extremely rich resource for anyone concerned with issues of gender and poverty. Researchers and practitioners will find in it a wealth of reliable information, clear concepts and robust arguments." Ines Smith, Oxfam GB