This study looks at the consequences of the political transformation in Russia and their socioeconomic and political impact on the role and status of women. The primary focus is the period post 1991. Howver, the pre-Soviet periods are also dealt with.
'In this publication an examination of recent economic developments, policies and prospects in India. Special chapters cover health, female entrepreneurship, the manufacturing sector and economic participation of women. The female economic participation is increasing and more and better employment for women has a high growth potential. Female economic participation is low, reducing growth and living standards. Many women work in marginal jobs and have much lower pay than men. A host of factors constrain women in the labour market, including cultural norms, safety concerns, lack of child care and poor infrastructure. At the same time, high unemployment among educated women, revealed preference for work in surveys, and low net job creation point to demand problems.'
The aim of this research is to provide reliable estimate of the economic costs of domestic violence in Viet Nam. The study used mixed methods for the data collection: 1053 women were surveyed - 541 in the rural area and 512 in the urban area - to obtain relevant information on experiences of domestic violence and its associated costs at the hoysehold level.