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Farzana Afridi: Women’s Empowerment and the Goal of Parity between the Sexes in Schooling in India Population Studies, 2010, vol. 64, n° 2, pp. 131-145Greater ‘empowerment’ of women in India, measured by their education and autonomy, is associated with a reduction in the extent to which their sons’...
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