Women’s autonomy in rural India: Need for culture and context

Abstract

This article reports on the importance of context and culture in designing assessment tools. It does so by examining the concept of women’s autonomy in rural India. And, in exploring this issue, the article opens a dialogue on the need for newer and more grounded concepts in working with women in rural India rather than simply applying those developed in other countries or available through the international literature.

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