Titlebook: Norms and Gender Discrimination in the Arab World; Adel S Z Abadeer Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 Gender.

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Ingenuity

trigger

The Capability Approach and Gender Discrimination.g., wealth, income, social institutions) that individuals own or have access to, but on the freedom they have to utilize these means (Comim et al. 2008; Drèze and Sen 2002; Sen 1985a, b, 1992, 1999, 2002; Nussbaum 1988, 2000, 2011; Qizilbash 2009). What ultimately matters to people is their freedom

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Desert

miracle

Norms, Status, and Individualist Goodses less of the status good. Hirsch (1976) distinguishes between normal goods, which confer direct utility (yielding a positive sum game in free market transactions, where everyone can gain), and positional goods, which confer utility to winners only at the expense of losers, a zero- or a negative-su

deficiency

Measuring Gender Discriminationspousal rape in the Arab world. At best, they are reduced to secondary problems rather than primary problems. The collectivist unit of reference or measurement (family, tribe, larger community) usually discounts or disregards the negative effects of collective decisions on women in such societies. T

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obnoxious

Norms and Women’s Economic Rights right to an inheritance and their rights to own and manage properties and business. Prevailing norms in the Arab world impose significant barriers to women’s gaining economic rights. Most gender-discriminating norms in the Arab world (and similar Islamic societies) are rooted in the principle of .—