Education Research Gender, Education and Development - A Partially Annotated and Selective Bibliography



LOVELL, Catherine H. and KANIZ,
Fatema (1989)

BRAC: non-formal primary education in
Bangladesh,
UNICEF, New York.

UNESCO (1987)

Universal Primary Education for Girls:
Bangladesh,
PROAP, Bangkok.

UNESCO (1994)

In Our Own Hands: the story of
Saptagram, a women's self-reliance and
education movement in Bangladesh,
Paris.

WARNER, Rachel (1991)

"Bangladesh is my motherland" in English and
Media Magazine, 25, 12-15.

Bhutan

Gender and Education

BURINGA, Joke (1992)

Education and Gender in Bhutan: a tentative analysis,
SNV, Thimpu.

India

Gender

ABRAHAM, Taisha (1995)

Female Empowerment: impact of
literacy in Jaipur District,
Rajasthan,
Har-Anad Publications,
New Delhi.

Anandalakshmy, s. (1994)

The Girl Child and The Family:
an action research study,
India
University, New Delhi.

DEVASIA, Leela and DEVASIA, V.V. (eds)
(1990)

Women in India: equality, social
justic and development,
Indian
Social Institute, New Delhi.

ENGINEER, Asghar Ali (ed) (1995)

Problems of Muslim Women in

India: Orient Longman, Bombay.

JAIN, Devika and BANERJEE, Nirmala (eds)
(1985)

Tyranny of the Household:
investigative essays women's
work,
Vikas Publishing House,
New Delhi.

JEFFREY, Robin (ed) (1992)

Politics, Women and Well-Being:
How Kerala became a 'Model'.



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