What if the Girls Don’t Want to be Businesswomen?: Discursive dissonance in a global policy space

Rosalind Eyben

Development, 2010, vol. 53, issue 2, 274-279

Abstract: Rosalind Eyben describes her participation in a high-level international meeting on women's economic empowerment. She examines how the concept of empowerment is being constructed, contested and shaped in international aid policy.

Date: 2010
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