Women’s Empowerment and Wellbeing: Evidence from Africa

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Development Studies, September 2016

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RT @leightjessica: Fielding and @Aure_Lepine present evidence in @JDevStudies of a strong relationship between empowerment and subjective w…

Fielding and @Aure_Lepine present evidence in @JDevStudies of a strong relationship between empowerment and subjective well-being (measured using Q's about pain and anxiety/depression) in Senegal: more empowerment associated with higher level of well-be…

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