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This chapter examines whether the current debates about quotas for women in political
institutions in India can form part of a wider debate on women's empowerment. I do this by …

The focus of this chapter is to examine some of the modalities of resistance emerging in and
around slum rehabilitation schemes in the metropolises of India and Brazil. For most of the …

Interorganizational arrangements, such as partnerships between non-governmental
organizations (NGOs) and governmental organizations (GOs), are increasingly regarded by …

Although only around a quarter of India's total population lived in urban areas in 2011, the
absolute size of the urban population is already large enough to draw attention–almost 287 …

Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are being recognized globally for their influential
role in realizing the UN Millennium Development Goal of education for all in developing …

A classic part of the community development process is people facing an acute economic or
social problem connecting with others specializing in conceptual solutions. For example …

Local human rights organizations (LHROs) in the global South are increasingly keen to raise
funds from cocitizens and local businesses to diversify their funding, to increase their …

This paper questions current efforts to bring about good governance in developing
countries. While the good governance agenda has mostly been targeted at national …

This paper is part an annotated bibliography which is presented in a searchable web format
on the WHO site (http://www. who. int/en/) and the TARSC site (http:/www. tarsc. org). There …