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100			_aSonpar, Shobna
245			_aNon-conventional indicators: gender disparities under structural reforms
260			_c2001
300			_ap.66-78
362			_a6 Jan
520			_aPrevalence of mental distress and of abuse and violence are important indicators of the well-being of a community and are significantly differentiated by gender. The socio-economic changes wrought by structural reforms have the potential to disrupt existing notions of gender in ways that could be threatening, demoralising and oppressive for men and women in some contexts and empowering in others. Some of these factors, especially those that concern gender ideology, may indeed be difficult to `measure'. It is therefore necessary to consider research methodologies that go beyond the quantitative in order to do justice to the complexity of these phenomena. - Reproduced
650			_aWomen
700			_aKapur, Ravi
773			_aEconomic and Political Weekly
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