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200 00$aWomen's education in the Third World $ecomparative perspectives /$fedited by Gail P. Kelly and Carolyn M. Elliott
205   $a1st ed.
210   $aAlbany $cState University of New York Press$dc1982
215   $a1 online resource (262 p.)
300   $aIncludes index.
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320   $aBibliography: p. 345-397.
327   $a""CONTENTS""; ""ACKNOWLEDGMENTS""; ""1. Orientations Toward the Study of Women's Education in the Third World by GAIL P. KELLY AND CAROLYN M. ELLIOTT""; ""PART I: FACTORS AFFECTING WOMEN'S ACCESS TO EDUCATION""; ""2. The Participation of Women in Education in the Third World by MARY JEAN BOWMAN AND G. ARNOLD ANDERSON""; ""3. Educating Girls in Tunisia: Issues Generated by the Drive for Universal Enrollment by MARIE THOURSON JONES""; ""4. Social Origins and Sex-differential Schooling in the Philippines by PETER C. SMITH AND PAUL P. L. CHEUNG""
327   $a""5. Sex and Ethnic Differences in Educational Investment in Malaysia: The Effect of Reward Structures by BEE-LAN CHAN WANG""""6. Lack of Time as an Obstacle to Women's Education: The Case of Upper Volta by BRENDA GAEL MCSWEENEY AND MARION FREEDMAN""; ""PART II: EDUCATIONAL PRACTICES AND DIFFERENTIAL MALE/FEMALE OUTCOMES""; ""7. Sex Differences in Educational Attainment: The Process by JEREMY D. FINN, JANET REIS, AND LORETTA DULBERG""; ""8. Church, State and Education in Belgian Africa Implications for Contemporary Third World Women by BARBARA A. YATES""
327   $a""9. An Action-Research Project on Universal Primary Education The Plan and the Process by CHITRANAIK""""10. Images of Men and Women in Indian Textbooks by NARENDRA NATH KALIA""; ""11. The Impact of Western Schools on Girls' Expectations: A Togolese Case by KAREN COFFYN BIRAIMAH""; ""PART III: OUTCOMES OF WOMEN'S SCHOOLING: WOMEN AND WORK""; ""12. Sex Differences in the Labor Market Outcomes of Education by RATI RAM""; ""13. Women, Schooling, and Work in Chile: Evidence from a Longitudinal Study by ERNESTO SCHIEFELBEIN AND JOSEPH P. FARRELL""
327   $a""14. Women, Work and Science in India by MAITHREYI KRISHNA RAJ""""15. The Impact of Education on the Female Labor Force in Argentina and Paraguay by CATALINA H. WAINERMAN""; ""PART IV: OUTCOMES OF WOMEN'S SCHOOLING: THE FAMILY""; ""16. Influences of Women's Schooling on Maternal Behavior in the Third World by ROBERT A. LE VINE""; ""17. Education and Fertility: An Expanded Examination of the Evidence by SUSAN H. COCHRANE""; ""18. New Directions for Research by CAROLYN M. ELLIOTT AND GAIL P. KELLY""; ""WOMEN AND SCHOOLING IN THE THIRD WORLD: A BIBLIOGRAPHY by DAVID H. KELLY AND GAIL P. KELLY""
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