Measuring Key Disparities in Human Development: The Gender Inequality Index

By A. Gaye, J. Klugman, M. Kovačević, S. Twigg, Eduardo Zambrano. 2010

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• A Critical Assessment of the UNDP’s Gender Inequality Index (2013, background): “What does “loss in human development due to gender inequality accounting for association – or overlap – between dimensions” really mean (Gaye et al. 2010: 18), particularly for those practitioners not acquainted with relatively sophisticated concepts from economic theory jargon, such as welfare…”
• The HDI 2010: new controversies, old critiques (2011, methodology): “72 See Gaye et al. (2010) 73 The Gender Inequality Index relies on data from major publicly available databases, including the maternal mortality ratio from UNICEF’s The State of the World’s Children; adolescent fertility rates from the UN Department of Economic and Social Affair’s World Population…”