Full Citation: Agarwal, B., “Landmark Step to Gender Equality,” THE HINDU ONLINE EDITION (Sept. 2005).
Record Topic: Land & Property
Marital Violence, Human development and Women’s Property Status in India
Full Citation: Panda, P. and Agarwal, B., “Marital Violence, Human Development and Women’s Property Status in India,” 33(5) WORLD DEVELOPMENT 850 (2005).
Property Ownership for Women Enriches, Empowers and Protects Towards Achieving the Third Millennium Development Goal to Promote Gender Equality and Empower Women
Full Citation: ICRW, “Property Ownership for Women Enriches, Empowers and Protects Towards Achieving the Third Millennium Development Goal to Promote Gender Equality and Empower Women,” ICRW MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS SERIES (2005)
Property Rights for Women, Case for Joint Titles to Agricultural Land and Urban Housing
Full Citation: Unni, J., “Property Rights for Women, Case for Joint Titles to Agricultural Land and Urban Housing,” 21 ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (June 1999).
The Hindu Succession Act: One Law, Plural Identities
Full Citation: Bates, K., “The Hindu Succession Act: One Law, Plural Identities,” 50 JOURNAL OF LEGAL PLURALISM 144 (2004)
Gender, Property Rights and Responsibility for Farming in Kerala
Full Citation: Kodoth, P., “Gender, Property Rights and Responsibility for Farming in Kerala,” 19 ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (May 2004).
Women’s Land Rights in South Asia: Struggles and Diverse Contexts
Full Citation: Velayudhan, M., “Women’s Land Rights in South Asia: Struggles and Diverse Contexts,” 44 ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (Oct. 2009).
Gender and Rural Reforms in China: A Case Study of Population Control and Land Rights Policies in Northern Liaoning
Full Citation: Chen, J. and Summerfield, G., ‘‘Gender and Rural Reforms in China: A Case Study of Population Control and land Rights Policies in Northern Liaoning,’’ 13(3-4) FEMINIST ECONOMICS 63 (2007).
Feminization of Agriculture in China? Myths Surrounding Women’s Participation in Farming
Full Citation: de Brauw, A., Li, Q., Liu, C., Rozelle, S., and Zhang, L., “Feminization of Agriculture in China? Myths Surrounding Women’s Participation in Farming,” 194 THE CHINA QUARTERLY 327 (2008).
Land Management in Rural China and Its Gender Implications
Full Citation: Hare, D., Yang, L., and Englander, D., ‘‘Land management in rural China and its gender implications,’’ 13(3-4)FEMINIST ECONOMICS 35 (2007).