Subject(s): Poverty -- Women -- Criticism and interpretation. -- Social justice -- Mathematical models. -- Distributive justice -- Welfare economics -- Capability approach -- Amartya Sen's capability view, feminist concerns, individual freedom and agency- structures of living together in capability approach, relevance of identity and interaction for capabilities, measuring capabilities -- Empirical investigation of the difference between capability and monetary, social exclusion in EU- capability based approach, complexity and vagueness in capability approach, operationalising Sen's capability approach, operationalizing capabilities in segmented society -- Democracy, decentralization and access to basic services- capability approach, reinforcing household's capabilities as a way to reduce vulnerability and prevent poverty in equitable terms, capabilities over the lifecourse - poverty damage, social policy and ability to appear in public without shame- food relief programme in Kinshasa -- Capability approach and gendered education- HIV/AIDs in Africa, women and poverty - gender bias in capabilities, employment conditions and living standards, employment- Chilean labour market