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



DUPONT, Beatrice (1981)

Unequal Education: A Study of Six
Differences in Secondary School Curricula,
Paris.

ELLIOTT, Carolyn and KELLY, Gail
P (1980)

Perspectives on the Education of Women in
Third World Nations, in:
Comparative
Education Review
24 (2).

FLORO, Maria and WOLF, Joyce M.
(eds) (1990)

The Economic and Social Impacts of Girl's
Primary Education in Developing
Countries,
Creative Associates Inc.,
Washington DC.

FRIEDMAN S.A. (1994)

Education for All Girls: A Human Right, A
Social Gain,
UNICEF, New York.

HAQ, K. (1992)

Educating Girls and Women: A Moral
Imperative,
UNICEF, New York.

Hartemberger, Lisa and
BOSCH, Andrea (1996)

Making Interactive Radio Instruction Even

Better for Girls, Education Development
Center, Washington DC.

HERZ, Barbara K. et al (1991)

Letting Girls Learn: Promising
Approaches in Primary and Secondary
Education,
The World Bank, Washington
DC.

ILON, L. (1992)

Fitting Girls' Schooling Into Existing
Economic Paradigms: Confronting the
Complexities, in:
International Journal of
Educational Development
12 (2), 147-159.

JAYAWEERA, Swarna (1987)

Women and Education, in: International
Review of Education
33 (4), 415-418.

KANE, Ellen (1996)

Gender, Culture and Learning, Education
Development Center, Washington DC.

KELLY, Gail (1984)

Women's Access to Education in the Third
World: Myths and Realities, in: ACKER, S. et
al.
World Yearbook of Education: Women
and Education, Kogan Page, London.

KELLY, Gail (1987)

Setting State Policy on Women's Education in
the Third World: Perspectives for
Comparative Research, in:
Comparative
Education,
23 (1).



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