Titlebook: Gendered Inequalities in Paid and Unpaid Work of Women in India; Vibhuti Patel,Nandita Mondal Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Women’s Work: Worker’s Agency and Dignity of Labour Under Lens to them. This chapter dwells on critical examinations of women’s work with an objective to unpack the mystery of the binary ‘paid and unpaid’ in the Indian context in pursuit of finding out the missing dots to create a collage of life’s journey of a women labour—irrespective of paid or unpaid.

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Where Do Migrant Women Work? Glimpses of Paid and Unpaid Work Among Women Migrant Workers in Informacognize women’s contribution to the household or the economy at the destination both within academic and policy imagination. Otherwise, it runs the risk of weakening women’s bargaining position both in the market and society upon migration.

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The Travails of Women Street Entrepreneurs in Aizawl, Mizoramat low transactions costs. This essay sheds light on the socio-economic milieu of street entrepreneurs and probes into the challenges faced by them in conducting their business on the streets of Aizawl.

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Making Visible the Invisible: Women Artists and Herstorycritics, art historians, art galleries and auction houses to focus on addressing this diminished representation of women artists. Contemporary modern women artists may have made it to the 100 most influential artists of the world but they have a long way to go to fill the gender gap in the art world.

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Book 2022rse life situations and geographical locations. It highlights gender implications of interlinkages between local, national, regional and global dimensions of women‘s paid and unpaid work in India. It encompasses a vast canvas of life worlds of working women in the metropolitan, urban, peri-urban, ru

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Policy Experiments in Chile, 1973–83ging with the experiences of the Nagpanthi Dori Goshave community that travels with cows. This community that belongs to the NT-DNT (Nomadic Tribes and De-Notified Tribes) category is often mistaken for beggars.

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EU environmental policy and business,he rural women to take up dairying and an increasing preference for income-generating activities such as tailoring emerge as few factors associated with the decline in women’s participation in livestock raising.