Measuring empowerment : cross-disciplinary perspectives

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Measuring empowerment : cross-disciplinary perspectives

edited by Deepa Narayan

World Bank, c2005

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Includes bibliographical references and index

Contents of Works

  • Conceptual framework and methodological challenges / Deepa Narayan
  • Evaluating empowerment : a framework with cases from Latin America / Patti Petesch, Catalina Smulovitz, and Michael Walton
  • Women's empowerment as a variable in international development / Anju Malhotra and Sidney Ruth Schuler
  • Measuring women's empowerment : learning from Cross-National Research / Karen Oppenheim Mason
  • Gender, power, and empowerment : an analysis of household and family dynamics / Joy Deshmukh-Ranadive
  • Psychological empowerment and subjective well-being / Ed Diener and Robert Biswas-Diener
  • Subjective well-being and objective measures : insecurity and inequality in emerging markets / Carol Graham and Stefano Pettinato
  • Self-rated power and welfare in Russia / Michael Lokshin and Martin Ravallion
  • Applying Q methodology to empowerment / Steven R. Brown
  • Analytical issues in measuring empowerment at the community and local levels / Norman Uphoff
  • Peace, conflict, and empowerment : the Colombian case / Caroline Moser
  • Measuring empowerment at the community level : an economist's perspective / Asim Ijaz Khwaja
  • Mixing qualitative and econometric methods : community-level applications / Vijayendra Rao and Michael Woolcock
  • Assessing empowerment at the national level in Eastern Europe and Central Asia / Christiaan Grootaert
  • The CIVICUS civil society index / Carmen Malena and Volkhart Finn Heinrich
  • Empowerment as a positive-sum game / Stephen Knack
  • Democracy and poverty / Ashutosh Varshney
  • Empowering the poor : what does democracy have to do with it? / Larry Diamond
  • Measuring democratic governance : central tasks and basic problems / Gerardo L. Munck

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This title builds on the Empowerment Sourcebook (2002) by addressing the question of how to measure empowerment. It brings together perspectives from experts in the fields of economics, sociology, anthropology, psychology and political science. Case studies and reports on recent experience in measuring empowerment in different contexts are used to describe empowerment concepts and methods, as well as their practical application at four distinct levels of intervention: individual, gender and household, communities and local governance, and national.

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