On organising women in casualised work

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• Women's home-centred work in India

  Mallika Bose•International Development…•2007

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• Confronting poverty and educational inequalities

  Open Access•Nitya Rao, Munshi Israil Hossain•International Journal of…•2011

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• I Want to Be Respected

  Open Access•Nitya Rao, Munshi Israil Hossain•Anthropology & Education Quarterly•2012

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• Globalization, labor standards, and women's rights

  Naila Kabeer•Feminist Economics•2004

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• Engendering Development Theory from the Standpoint of Women

  Dawn H Currie, Anoja Wickramasinghe•Gender Technology and Development•1997

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• Empowerment through Organisation

  Open Access•Nitya Rao•Indian Journal of Gender Studies•1996

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• Earning Their Keep and Keeping What They Earn

  Open Access•Bipasha Baruah•Gender Work and Organization•2004

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• Women Rule? Globalization and the feminization of managerial and professional workspaces in the Caribbean

  Beverley Mullings•Gender Place & Culture•2005

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• Migration, mobility and changing power relations

  Nitya Rao•Gender Place & Culture•2013

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• Women in/and trade unions

  Panchali Ray•Contemporary South Asia•2019

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• Unemployment, Dependency and Regeneration Strategies

  Open Access•Carol Wolkowitz•Work Employment and Society•1994

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• State-Backed Work Programmes and the Regendering of Work in Peru

  Open Access•Nina Laurie•Environment and Planning A…•1999

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• Invisible women

  Urvashi Soni-Sinha, Urvashi Soni‐sinha•Journal of Gender Studies•2011

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• Handshops and Hope

  Open Access•Ann May, Ann Mari May•Anthropology of Work Review•1996

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