◤Upcoming Event◢ Book talk by Naila Kabeer: “Stories of change in a challenging environment”
Date & Time: December 4th (Thu) 17:10-19:10 Venue: Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies, Waseda University (Waseda campus, Building no.19, Room 711) * Room will be open from 17:00. Access: GSAPS, Waseda University https://www.waseda.jp/fire/gsaps/access Registration: https://forms.gle/xL6fwdfVkH6J6Rox7 Title: "Renegotiating patriarchy in a challenging environment: Stories of change from Bangladesh" Speaker: Naila Kabeer (Professor Emeritus, Department of International Development & Faculty of International Inequalities Institute, London School of Economics.) Abstract: What has been described as the ‘Bangladesh Paradox’ in the development literature refers to the remarkable progress made by the country on [...]
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