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100			_aSwaminathan, Padmini
245			_aExclusions from and inclusions in `developments': implications for `engendering development'
260			_c2008
300			_ap.48-56.
362			_a25 Oct
520			_aUsing official reports and supplemented with field notes, this paper examines the quantum and na;ture of exclusion from and inclusion in "development". Data reveal that for women, education and employment move in opposite directions, literacy among women workers is lower than literacy among non-working women and development is not closing the gender gap. The bulk of women "included" in development disproportionately constitute the unorganised workers; the latter are those in the unorganised sector plus those working in the formal sector as informal workers. Given such a macro context, the paper is sceptical of the feminist agenda of engendering development. - Reproduced.
650			_aWomen and development
773			_aEconomic and Political Weekly
908			_aN
909			_a80005
999			_c80005 _d80005