… This article argues that the condition of women in Third World societies cannot be separated
from the colonial experience since the power relationships that were established during the …

… of experience in the international women in development (WID… the idea of considering
women's interests in the development … participation in the world women's conferences more than …

… , although relations of power between men and women may be experienced and expressed
… variations, to the interplay of power between men and women at the household level. Table …

… Similarly, in India we find a considerable emphasis placed upon the power (or lack of power)
of the state to formulate, legislate and enforce laws regarding equality between men and …

… Thus, while our explicit focus is women, aspects of male power are also inherently and …
The need to "empower" women in developing countries so that gender inequalities will be …

… develo.umnent widens the gap between women's and men's earning power, b:;cause the …
the more specific situation of women in cities in the developing world. Hanna Papanek gives …

… Similarly, in India we find a considerable emphasis placed upon the power (or lack) of
the state to formulate men and women (see eg Kapur and Cossman 1993). Many …

… in varying and indirect ways: Challenges to power relations give meaning to and stem from
… I will show how power relations are manifested in the everyday sphere and how women have …

… is no longer, large industrial countries still compete for power and influence in the developing
world. The disorder within countries has produced violent acts. Under those conditions, …

… developed countries with Third World countries were largely concerned with accessing the
developing world… the diversity of women’s lives and overlook differences in wealth, power and …