BIBILOGRAPHY. 1. Alston Phillip(Ed). (1995) United Nations and Human Rights: A Critical Appraisal (Oxford: Clarendon)

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1 BIBILOGRAPHY BOOKS: 1. Alston Phillip(Ed). (1995) United Nations and Human Rights: A Critical Appraisal (Oxford: Clarendon) 2. Amartya Sen (1997) Inequality Re-examined. Cambridge, (Mass: Harvard University) 3. Amartya Sen and JeanDreze (1989) Hunger and Public Action, (Oxford : Clarendon) 4. Awasthi Dinesh(1995) Entrepreneurship Training and Its Role in Promoting Small Scale Industry in India (New Delhi:National council Of Applied Economic Research New Delhi and Friedrich- Nauman - Stiftung) 5. Batliwala Srilatha, (1997) What is Female Empowerment? International Seminar on Women s Empowerment(Stockholm) 6. Canadian International Development Agency (1996). Guide to Gender Sensitive Indicators, (Toronto: CIDA) 7. D.D. Basu, (1994) Human Rights: Constitutional Law. (New Delhi: PrenticeHall). 8. D.G.Winter and David C McClelland(1969) Motivating Economic Achievement (New York: The Free Press) 9. David Morris,(1979) Measuring the condition of the World s Poor: The physical quality of life Index XLIII

2 (Oxford: Pergamon) 10. Davis Liane V (Ed)(1994) Building on Women s Strengths: A Social Work Agenda for the Twenty- First Century, (Haworth Press: New York) 285 pp inc index ISBN 11. Dubashi Vinzye Medha(1987) Women Enterpreneurs in India A Socio Economic study of Delhi, (New Delhi : Mittal) Esther Bosperup (1989) Women s Role in Economic Development (London : Earth Scan) 13. Haleh Afshar and Fatima Alikhan (1997) Empowering Women for Development, (Hyderabad; Booklinks) 14. Heggade O D (1998) Developing Rural Women Entrepreneur Ship, (New Delhi: Mohit) 15. James A. Black, Dean J. Champion (1989) Methods and Issues in Social Research (London: John Wiley & Sons, INC) 16. Jo Roland(1997) Questioning Empowerment (Oxford: Oxford University Press) 17. Jo Rowlands (1997) What is Empowerment in Haleh Afshar and Fatima Alikhan (Ed) Empowering Women for Development (Hyderabad; Booklinks); Jumani Usha (1991) Poverty Self Employment for Rural Women (New Delhi: Sage) 19. K Shanthi and K Seethalakshmi (1998) Economic Empowerment through Self Employment K.Shanthi(Ed) Empowerment of Women (New Delhi: XLIV

3 Anmol) 20. K Subha, B S Bhargava and Mangala A Nayak(2006) Women s Empowerment - Women in Panchayati Raj Institutions Political Empowerment through capacity building Biju M.R(Ed) (New Delhi : Mittal) page 75 to Kate Young (1993) Planning Development with women: Making a World of Difference, (London: Macmillan Press) : Kumari Jayaratne (1983) Feminism and nationalism in the third world(new Delhi: Kali for women), p Lalitha N (1970) Rural Women Empowerment and Developing Banking (New Delhi: Kanishka) 24. Liambuttong, ( 2007) Researching the Vulnerable: A guide to sensitive research method(london : Sage), p Longwe Sara Hlupekile Spectacles for Seeing Gender in Project Evaluation ( DELIVERED AT GENDER EVALUATION METHODLOGY) 26. Malhotra,Schuler and Boender (2002) Measuring Women s empowerment As a variable in international development (International Center for Research on women(icrw)) 27. Manorama Vaid (1991) Women entrepreneurs- A significant Human Resource (New Delhi:Sterling) XLV

4 28. Maynard Mary(Ed)(1994) Methods, Practice and Epistemology: the Debate about Feminism and Research in Maynard Mary and June Purvis (eds.) Researching women s Lives from a Feminist Perspective, (London :Taylor & Francis Ltd), PP Monica Das Gupta (2000) Social Exclusion and Poverty in Iodrun Koshendorfer-Lucius et.al., (eds.) Inclusion, Justice and Poverty Reduction, (Berlin: Herman Foundation for International Development) 30. Monica Das Gupta and Le Shuzhuo (1999) Gender Bias in South Korea and India in Development and Change, 30 (3): N Chandra (1999) Human Rights. Allahabad: (Allahabad Book Agency). 32. Narayan Deepa (2005) Empowerment and Poverty Reduction- A Source Book, (New Delhi: Rawat) 33. P. Sumangala, M. Rajeswari (1999) Women Entrepreneurs- A Scan on their Problems and Prospects (New Delhi: Kanishka ) 34. Parvin Razia, M (2005) Empowerment of Women: Strategies and systems for Gender Justice, (New Delhi: Dominant Publishers and Distributors). XLVI

5 35. S. Subramanyam (2000) Human Rights Training, (New Delhi: Manas) 36. Shyamala (1999) Entrepreneurship Development for Women (New Delhi: Kanishka ) 37. Singh, B.K. (2006) Women Empowerment through Self- Help Group (New Delhi: Adhyayan publishers and Distributors) 38. Singha Roy & Debal K.(ed) (2001) Social Development and the Empowerment of Marginalized groups- Perspectives and Strategies (New Delhi: Sage) Srilatha Batliwala (1995) Empowerment of Women in South Asia, Bengaluru: National Institute of Advanced Studies 40. T.D. Setti (2004) Clinical Approach to Promotion of Entrepreneurship among Women (New Delhi: Anmol) 41. Tapuriah(1988) Women Entrepreneurship In India Review (New Delhi: Kanishka) Page 4 PUBLISHER DAVID R GODINE EDITION V.V Devasis and Leelamma, Devasia (1994) Empowering Women for Sustainable Development (New Delhi: Ashish) 43. Vinze M. Dubhashi(1987) Women Entrepreneurs In India Asocio-Economie Study of Delhi (New Delhi: Mittal) Page XLVII

6 44. Willis J,W(2007) Foundations of qualitative research: interpretive and critical approaches (Thousand oaks, C.A : Sage) p Wollstonecraft(1975) A Vindication of the Rights of women (New York: Carol) JOURNALS: 46. Ajit Kanitkar (1994) Entrepreneurs and Micro Enterprises in Rural India, ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY, (Vol. 29, No. 9, 1994) 47. Byes Abdul and Amin Rahul, Beeker Stan (1998) NGO Promoted Micro Credit programs and Women Empowerment in Rural Bangladesh, quantitative and qualitative evidence, THE JOURNAL OF DEVELOPING AREAS, (Winter 1998; ) 48. Navaneetham. K., Dharmalingam. A Demography & Development, Preliminary Interpretations Of The 2011 Census- ECONOMIC & POLITICAL WEEKLY (April 16,2011 Vol.XL VI, No.16) 49. Surti, K. And Sarupriya, D. (1983) Psychological Factors Affecting Women Entrepreneurs: Some Findings, INDIAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL WORK,(44 (3), 1983, ). XLVIII

7 50. T. Jakinow (2007) The Rationale of Self help in Development Intervention A case study of a Self Help Group Programme in Tamil Nadu JOURNAL OF SOUTH ASIAN DEVELOPMENT, (Vol. 2(1) January 1, 2007) PP ) 51. Vishwanathan Renuka (2001) Opportunities and Challenges for Women in Business INDIA TOGETHER (Nov 2001 page 1-6 [the 19th July 2007] article) 52. Vishwanathan Sujatha Grouping women for Economic Empowerment YOJANA (March 1997, page 37, 38 42) REPORTS: 53. Department for International development education research (knowledge and research)- DFID The Impact of Training on Women s Micro- enterprise Development, serial no: Department of Women and Child Development, Government of India The National Plan of Action for Women. (New Delhi: Government of India). 55. K Aiyadurai (1999) Women Entrepreneurship In India Review (New Delhi: Kanishka) Page National Commission on Self Employed Women and Women in Informal Sector. The Report of National Commission on Self Employed Women and Women in informal Sector. (New Delhi: XLIX

8 (1988). Government of India). 57. Paul Streetan (1984) Basic Needs: Source unsettled questions in World Bank1984. World Development Report 12 : Planning Commission (1975) Fifth Five Year Plan (New Delhi: Government of India) 59. Planning Commission (1981) Sixth Five Year Plan (New Delhi: Government of India) 60. Planning Commission (1986) Seventh Five Year Plan (New Delhi: Government of India). 61. Planning Commission (1993) Eighth Five Year Plan (New Delhi: Government of India). 62. Planning Commission (1998) The Ninth Five Year Plan (New Delhi: Government of India. 63. Planning Commission (2008) Eleventh Five Year Plan (New Delhi: Government of India). 64. Singh, N.P., and Sengupta, R.(1985) Potential Women Entrepreneurs: Theory Profile, Vision and Motivation : An Exploratory Study, (Research Report Serial One, NIESBUD, New Delhi) 65. UNDP (1995) Human Development Report 1995 (New York: Oxford University Press) 66. UNDP (1998) Overcoming Human Poverty, (New York : United Nations) 67. UNDP (1999) Human Development Report 1999, L

9 (New York: Oxford University Press) 68. World Bank (2003) Gender inequality and the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) Gender and Development Group. 69. World Bank Report (December 6,2001) Women Key to Effective Development through Gender Equality in rights, resources, and voice in a policy Research Report REVIEWS: 70. Hasemi(1996) Women Entrepreneurship In India Review ( 71. United Nations (1998) Poverty Reduction Strategies A Review, (New York: United Nations) UNPUBLISHED THESIS: 72. Nadkarni A Sulochana (1989) A socio - economic Study with reference to pune city, thesis, SNDT university Bombay) 73. Natarajan R (1991) Women Entrepreneurs in Tamil Nadu, (A Study, thesis, NITIE, Bombay) PAPER s PRESENTED: 74. Malhotra, Anju, Schuler Sidney and Boender Carol (2002) Measuring Women s Empowerment as a Variable in International Development, (A paper commissioned by the Gender and Development group of the World Bank). LI

10 75. Maria Mies (1993) Women and Development: Conceptual Issues from a Global Perspective in Sixty International Programmes on Income Generating Activities for Rural Women, Hyderabad: NIRD 76. Meenaz Kassam and Femida Handy (2004) Women s Empowerment in Rural India Paper presented at the ISTR Conference, Toronto Canada, July, Petra Bergquist (2009) Breaking the vicious circle of poverty (university essay : Lunds University) STUDY: 78. Nirantar & Malini Ghose (2007) Examining Gender, Literacy and Women s Empowerment in INDIA: Some Issues within Self Help Groups : A quantitative study and Examining Empowerment, Poverty Alleviation and Education within Self Help Groups ; A qualitative Study, (New Delhi: A resource Center for Gender and Education) 79. Singh, N.P., Sehgal,P, Tinani, M. And Sengupta, R. (1986) Successful Women Entrepreneurs Their Identity, Expectations and Problems: An Exploratory Research Study, Research Report Serial Two, NIESBUD/ MDI, Collaboration, (New Delhi) LII

11 WEBSITE s: 81. Hashemi,Schuler and Riley (1996) 80. Berg (1995) Mixing Methods: qualitative and quantitative research, Aldershopt Avebury ( qualitative-andmixed-methods-/) Empowerment Frame Work on Micro Finance ( LIII