Krishnaraj Maithreyi
Gender population and development - New Delhi Oxford University Press 1998 - 363p
019564234-1
India in Population policy in Congresses.
Birth control in India in Congresses.
Women in development in India in Congresses.
Perspectives on gender, population and development : Fender critique of economic theories of population, engendering population policy
Discrimination evidence : Intensified gender bias in India- consequence of fertility decline, wife-abuse, its causes and its impact on intra household resources allocation in rural Karnataka- participatory econometric analysis, demand for dowries and bride characteristics in marriage- empirical estimates for rural south central India, gender differentials in schooling, sex segregation and discrimination among scientific personnel, women's status and child health
Changing economy and women's employment : Women's agriculture in new economic regime, household dynamics and women's in a changing economy, improving the quality of population- health programs for women, our historical legacy in MCH programs, integrating reproductive health in health programs in India, defining a reproductive health package for India- proposed framework, health needs of elderly Indian women
gender & development
362.83 / KRI/G
Gender population and development - New Delhi Oxford University Press 1998 - 363p
019564234-1
India in Population policy in Congresses.
Birth control in India in Congresses.
Women in development in India in Congresses.
Perspectives on gender, population and development : Fender critique of economic theories of population, engendering population policy
Discrimination evidence : Intensified gender bias in India- consequence of fertility decline, wife-abuse, its causes and its impact on intra household resources allocation in rural Karnataka- participatory econometric analysis, demand for dowries and bride characteristics in marriage- empirical estimates for rural south central India, gender differentials in schooling, sex segregation and discrimination among scientific personnel, women's status and child health
Changing economy and women's employment : Women's agriculture in new economic regime, household dynamics and women's in a changing economy, improving the quality of population- health programs for women, our historical legacy in MCH programs, integrating reproductive health in health programs in India, defining a reproductive health package for India- proposed framework, health needs of elderly Indian women
gender & development
362.83 / KRI/G