Does Oil Wealth Hurt Women? A Reply to Caraway, Charrad, Kang, and Norris

Michael L. Ross

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I am grateful to the editors of Politics & Gender for organizing this exchange. I agree with many of the points raised by Teri Caraway, Mounira Charrad, and Alice Kang, but disagree sharply with Pippa Norris.

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