Women Empowerment : Experiences from Some Asian Countries
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Women and Empowerment : Experiences from Some Asian Countries (2005)
HC USISBN: 9788186898734 bzw. 8186898735, Sprache unbekannt, Unistar Books, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd [573945], New Delhi, India.
Contents: Preface. About the editors. Contributors. Introduction. 1. Political empowerment of women in Asia/Andrea Fleschenberg. 2. Women empowerment: issues and perspectives/S.P. Srivastava. 3. A historical perspective of women empowerment in India/Manju Kumar. 4. India's roadmap to women empowerment/D.P. Singh. 5. Towards women empowerment in Pakistan/Riffat Munawar. 6. Women empowerment through decentralization in Pakistan: barriers & beyond/Fauzia Yazdani. 7. Political representation of women in Pakistan/Aazar Ayaz. 8. Political tendencies of women in Iran: a point of view/Bahram Navazeni & Seyed Abbas Hashemi. 9. Strategies of empowering rural women/Atual Pratap Singh. 10. Empowering women in context of globalization/Renu Sharma. 11. Collective action for empowering Dalit women in rural Tamil Nadu/Yuka Kawano. 12. Dynamics of political empowerment of women in Haryana/K.K. Mor. 13. Legislations and women empowerment in unorganized sector/Darshan Singh. 14. Empowering women in the unorganised sector/Kalpana Goel. 15. Strategies to eliminate violence against women/Ranjana Sehgal. 16. Preventing domestic violence - a social work perspective/Abraham Perumbrayil Francis and Saradamoyee Banerjee. 17. Ending gender based violence: highlighting the role of men/Sanjay. 18. Women's health: problems and strategies for the elderly/Richa Chaudhary. 19. Gender dimension of HIV/AIDS/B R Siwal. 20. Studies in reproductive health: exploring new methodological perspectives/J. M Choudhary. 21. Working with adolescent girls in problematical situation: a social work perspective/Neena Pandey. 22. Policy options for ending discrimination against the girl child/D.P. Singh. 23. Economic empowerment of tribal Gujjar women through dairy production/Dalip K. Gosain. 24. Status of tribal women in Maharashtra/Santosh Kumar. 25. Gender equity and Islam/Mohd. Habib. "Situation of women in the world in general and in Asian countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal in particular, is not very satisfactory. In most of the Asian countries, the culture of patriarchy is deeply entrenched and gender biases are perpetuated by men and women as a part of the social order. There is rampant poverty, unemployment, ill health, violence, widespread exclusion and discrimination in all walks of life. Even the basic minimum needs are not being sufficiently met. The women's access to health and education in almost all these countries is inadequate and discriminating. A complex web of cultural, social, and economic factors interact to accord the women a low status. These factors and many more intersect with rigidly defined and enforced gender roles to create a vicious circle of discrimination and deprivation. And that is possibly the reason why the Asian women are still struggling for achieving the goals of women empowerment and development. However, the efforts of these countries to ensure equality, justice and empowerment have certainly made impact towards promotion of over all quality of life of women in terms of health, education, and employment apart from ending violence against them. With this in mind, efforts have been made to compile essays from various scholars of the Asian region, who have been working on diverse issues relating to women development and empowerment. Most of these essays are an outcome of the in-depth analysis done by the authors in their fields situations. These essays elaborate upon many important theoretical and operational issues of contemporary social relevance with regard to women empowerment, health, employment, politics, violence and the girl child. Touching diverse issues relating to women, the papers also present a blue print for further intervention and development. It is hoped that Woman and Empowerment shall prove useful to the policy makers, the researchers and the social activists in helping them achieve the broader goal of women development and empowerment in the Asian region.".
Contents: Preface. About the editors. Contributors. Introduction. 1. Political empowerment of women in Asia/Andrea Fleschenberg. 2. Women empowerment: issues and perspectives/S.P. Srivastava. 3. A historical perspective of women empowerment in India/Manju Kumar. 4. India's roadmap to women empowerment/D.P. Singh. 5. Towards women empowerment in Pakistan/Riffat Munawar. 6. Women empowerment through decentralization in Pakistan: barriers & beyond/Fauzia Yazdani. 7. Political representation of women in Pakistan/Aazar Ayaz. 8. Political tendencies of women in Iran: a point of view/Bahram Navazeni & Seyed Abbas Hashemi. 9. Strategies of empowering rural women/Atual Pratap Singh. 10. Empowering women in context of globalization/Renu Sharma. 11. Collective action for empowering Dalit women in rural Tamil Nadu/Yuka Kawano. 12. Dynamics of political empowerment of women in Haryana/K.K. Mor. 13. Legislations and women empowerment in unorganized sector/Darshan Singh. 14. Empowering women in the unorganised sector/Kalpana Goel. 15. Strategies to eliminate violence against women/Ranjana Sehgal. 16. Preventing domestic violence - a social work perspective/Abraham Perumbrayil Francis and Saradamoyee Banerjee. 17. Ending gender based violence: highlighting the role of men/Sanjay. 18. Women's health: problems and strategies for the elderly/Richa Chaudhary. 19. Gender dimension of HIV/AIDS/B R Siwal. 20. Studies in reproductive health: exploring new methodological perspectives/J. M Choudhary. 21. Working with adolescent girls in problematical situation: a social work perspective/Neena Pandey. 22. Policy options for ending discrimination against the girl child/D.P. Singh. 23. Economic empowerment of tribal Gujjar women through dairy production/Dalip K. Gosain. 24. Status of tribal women in Maharashtra/Santosh Kumar. 25. Gender equity and Islam/Mohd. Habib. "Situation of women in the world in general and in Asian countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal in particular, is not very satisfactory. In most of the Asian countries, the culture of patriarchy is deeply entrenched and gender biases are perpetuated by men and women as a part of the social order. There is rampant poverty, unemployment, ill health, violence, widespread exclusion and discrimination in all walks of life. Even the basic minimum needs are not being sufficiently met. The women's access to health and education in almost all these countries is inadequate and discriminating. A complex web of cultural, social, and economic factors interact to accord the women a low status. These factors and many more intersect with rigidly defined and enforced gender roles to create a vicious circle of discrimination and deprivation. And that is possibly the reason why the Asian women are still struggling for achieving the goals of women empowerment and development. However, the efforts of these countries to ensure equality, justice and empowerment have certainly made impact towards promotion of over all quality of life of women in terms of health, education, and employment apart from ending violence against them. With this in mind, efforts have been made to compile essays from various scholars of the Asian region, who have been working on diverse issues relating to women development and empowerment. Most of these essays are an outcome of the in-depth analysis done by the authors in their fields situations. These essays elaborate upon many important theoretical and operational issues of contemporary social relevance with regard to women empowerment, health, employment, politics, violence and the girl child. Touching diverse issues relating to women, the papers also present a blue print for further intervention and development. It is hoped that Woman and Empowerment shall prove useful to the policy makers, the researchers and the social activists in helping them achieve the broader goal of women development and empowerment in the Asian region.".
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