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'A brave and important book that challenges both mainstream and feminist approaches to VAWG, advocating a contextualised multi-faceted approach that draws on an understanding of women's own agency, networks and reality. Bradley integrates theoretical approaches to effective theories of change with grounded evidence based on research on a range of different forms of gender based violence in the regions.' Ruth Pearson, University of Leeds 'Bradley calls for a gender inclusive lens to deploy new tools that link gender, power, and violence across countries in South Asia and Africa. The book provides a useful tool for the design and monitoring of development programs that address VAWG.'Mangala Subramaniam, Purdue University

Bradley calls for a gender inclusive lens to deploy new tools that link gender, power, and violence across countries in South Asia and Africa. The book provides a useful tool for the design and monitoring of development programs that address VAWG. * Mangala Subramaniam, Purdue University * A brave and important book that challenges both mainstream and feminist approaches to VAWG, advocating a contextualised multi-faceted approach that draws on an understanding of women's own agency, networks and reality. Bradley integrates theoretical approaches to effective theories of change with grounded evidence based on research on a range of different forms of gender based violence in the regions. * Ruth Pearson, University of Leeds *

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Tamsin Bradley is a social anthropologist and Professor in International Development Studies at the University of Portsmouth, UK. Her previous works include Women and Violence in South Asia (2015) and Challenging the NGOs (2012), as well as the edited collections Interrogating Harmful Cultural Practices (2015) and Dowry: Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice (Zed 2009).

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