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Empowerment in Theory and Practice: Epistemic Communities and Adolescent Experiences in South Asia
This dissertation is a critical exploration and analysis of women and girl’s empowerment in global development in South Asia. Gender approaches in global development have gone through iterations since US President Truman’s Four Point Plan in the 1940s. “Third-World” South Asian Women have been recip
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