Gender and ecomics in Muslim communities:
Kongar, Ebru (editor.).
Gender and ecomics in Muslim communities: critical feminist and poscolonial analysis/ edited by Ebru Kongar, Jennifer C. Olmsted and Elora Shehabuddin - London : Routledge, c2018. - xxi, 317 p. illustrated; 24 cm.
Includes references and index.
Moving beyond culturalism and formalism : Islam, women, and political unrest in the Middle East -- Patriarchy versus Islam : gender and religion in economic growth -- The influence of patriarchal norms, institutions, and household composition on women's employment in Twenty-Eight Muslim-majority countries -- Unilateral divorce for women and labor supply in the Middle East and North Africa: the effect of Khul Reform -- Diverging stories of "Missing women" in South Asia: is son preference weakening in Bangladesh? -- Funding pain: Bedouin women and political economy in the Naqab/Negev -- Peace in the household : gender, agency, and villagers' measures of marital quality in Bangladesh -- Entreprenuerial subjectivities and gendered complexities: neoliberal citizenship in Turkey -- Choice and constraint in paid work : women from low- income households in Tehran -- Agency through developemnt : Hausa women's NGO's and CBOs in Kano, Nigeria.
978-0-415-78384-2
--women-economic condition--economic-moral and and ethical aspect--femin7st economy
Cir 330.90082.
Gender and ecomics in Muslim communities: critical feminist and poscolonial analysis/ edited by Ebru Kongar, Jennifer C. Olmsted and Elora Shehabuddin - London : Routledge, c2018. - xxi, 317 p. illustrated; 24 cm.
Includes references and index.
Moving beyond culturalism and formalism : Islam, women, and political unrest in the Middle East -- Patriarchy versus Islam : gender and religion in economic growth -- The influence of patriarchal norms, institutions, and household composition on women's employment in Twenty-Eight Muslim-majority countries -- Unilateral divorce for women and labor supply in the Middle East and North Africa: the effect of Khul Reform -- Diverging stories of "Missing women" in South Asia: is son preference weakening in Bangladesh? -- Funding pain: Bedouin women and political economy in the Naqab/Negev -- Peace in the household : gender, agency, and villagers' measures of marital quality in Bangladesh -- Entreprenuerial subjectivities and gendered complexities: neoliberal citizenship in Turkey -- Choice and constraint in paid work : women from low- income households in Tehran -- Agency through developemnt : Hausa women's NGO's and CBOs in Kano, Nigeria.
978-0-415-78384-2
--women-economic condition--economic-moral and and ethical aspect--femin7st economy
Cir 330.90082.