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Armendariz, B. and N. Roome. 2008. Gender empowerment in microfinance. Munich Personal RePEc Archive (MPRA) Paper, No. 31040.
Behera, B. 2011. Role of micro enterprise in livelihood promotion : A perspective study in India. Annual Summit on Business and entrepreneurial studies (ASBES 2011) Proceeding.
Cheston, S. and L. Kuhn. 2002. Empowering women through microfinance. Unpublished background paper for the micro credit summit, Sponsored by United Nations Development Fund for Women
(UNIFEM). Copestake, J., S. Johnson, and K. Wright. 2002. Impact assessment of microfinance: Towards a new protocol for
collection and analysis of qualitative data. Working Paper No.7, Institute of Development Studies.
Gelman, A. and J. Hill. 2007. Data analysis using regression and multilevel/hierarchical models. New York:
Cambridge University Press. pp. 79–108. Gopal Singh Committee.1983.High power panel on minorities, schedule castes, schedule tribes and other backward sections. Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi. Hafez, S. 2003. The terms of empowerment: Islamic women activists in Egypt. American University in Cairo
Press, Cairo. Kabeer, N. 2005. Is microfinance a'magic bullet'for women's empowerment? Analysis of findings from
South Asia. Economic and Political weekly, 4709-4718. Mayoux, L. 2000. Micro-finance and the empowerment of women: A Review of the Key Issues (No. 344134). International Labour Organization.
Nair, T.S. 2009. Urban micro finance in the context of urban poverty. Ministry of Housing and Urban poverty
alleviation and UNDP, India- Urban Poverty Report 2009, New Delhi. Sachar Committee Report. 2006. Social, economic and educational status of the Muslim community of India. Prime Minister ‘s High Level Committee Cabinet Secretariat, Government of India. Swain, R.B. and F.Y. Wallentin. 2007. Does microfinance empower women? Evidence from self help groups in India, Working Paper 2007: 24, Department of Economics, Uppsala University, Sweden.