'To Be Or Not to Be': The Location of Women in Public Policy

Devaki Jain ()

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Abstract: Despite great leaps in uncovering of knowledge, as well as extraordinarily skillful strategizing, neither has the value of women’s advisories to public policy been recognized; nor have the tools been adequate to achieve that recognition. There are in built difficulties, problematiques, in getting the inclusion of women in public policy right, which the author attempt to capture in the title 'to be or not to be'.

Keywords: women; public policy; Gender Studies; Policy Studies; Sociology (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006-01
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