Politics Women & Well-being

By:

Jeffrey Robin

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford University Press 2001Edition: 1stISBN:

9780195656220

Subject(s):

Femmes -- Inde -- Kerala (Inde) -- Conditions sociales. Femmes et politique -- Inde -- Kerala (Inde) Kerala (Inde) -- Conditions sociales

DDC classification:

306.095483 JEF-P

Summary: The recent history of Kerala proves that a politically active population, in which women have some degree of autonomy, can force the adoption of policies that promote better health and longer life. Kerala achieved the best quality-of-life figures in India during a time when the people of the state had a per capita income below the national average. For 25 years, development experts have pondered a Kerala model of economic development

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Book	Dept. of Demography Processing Center	Dept. of Demography	Non-fiction	306.09 JEF/P (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		DEM5411

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The recent history of Kerala proves that a politically active population, in which women have some degree of autonomy, can force the adoption of policies that promote better health and longer life. Kerala achieved the best quality-of-life figures in India during a time when the people of the state had a per capita income below the national average. For 25 years, development experts have pondered a Kerala model of economic development

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