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Women through the development gaze of the World Bank: legal reforms and the myth of empowerment in the Global South
Historically, women were largely invisible to early development planners and they were only discussed in passive terms. This was based on the assumptions about the gendered division of labor and women's supposed absence from the productive labor. However, development discourses today are full of ima...
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2020
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