NGOs and Growth

International Journal of Applied Philosophy 27 (1):27-34 (2013)
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Feminist standpoint theory, as a tool for examining women’s lives in less developed nations, is scrutinized from the vantage of NGO-driven work and its changes in women’s routines. Work from Bangladesh and Mexico is cited, and commentary from workers in UN agencies and other non-governmental organizations is used.

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10.5840/ijap20132711

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