Theoretical lenses linked to analyzing the empirical case study
| Theoretical lens | Analysis of the empirical case study |
|---|---|
| Feminist institutionalism (Waylen, 2014; Waylen, 2017) | (a) The historical oppression of women as regards inheritance rights in Islam and Hinduism |
| (b) The role of religion in formulating a gender-equal inheritance policy | |
| Power domain (Hickey and Nazreen, 2019) | (c) The distribution of power, which includes bargaining for interests and benefits between different actors and organizations in formal and informal institutions. |
| (d) The role of the power domain in influencing the folding back of a policy provision favoring equal inheritance rights. |
| Theoretical lens | Analysis of the empirical case study |
|---|---|
| Feminist institutionalism ( | (a) The historical oppression of women as regards inheritance rights in Islam and Hinduism |
| (b) The role of religion in formulating a gender-equal inheritance policy | |
| Power domain ( | (c) The distribution of power, which includes bargaining for interests and benefits between different actors and organizations in formal and informal institutions. |
| (d) The role of the power domain in influencing the folding back of a policy provision favoring equal inheritance rights. |
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