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spir-11874	Bhallamudi, Isha	GIRLS, GADGETS AND GATEKEEPERS: HOW GENDER AND CLASS ASPIRATIONS SHAPE ADOLESCENT ACCESS TO MOBILE PHONES IN MUMBAI, INDIA	2021.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1270	57	46	Taylor 2019; Poushter 2016), despite the fact that the majority of the world’s population relies on mobile phone sharing, which is egregiously understudied, to access mobile phones (Donner 2008). GIRLS, GADGETS AND GATEKEEPERS: HOW GENDER AND CLASS ASPIRATIONS SHAPE ADOLESCENT ACCESS TO MOBILE PHONES IN MUMBAI, INDIA Isha Bhallamudi UC Irvine Research Question, Context and Methods Indian society, broadly speaking, views mobile phones as simultaneously a cause of risk to girls and women, and a way to reduce the risks they face; as an artefact that poses dangers but also represents safety; that offers opportunities to empower individuals and at the same time the potential to disrupt the social order of class, caste and gender and its internal hierarchies.	cache/spir-11874.pdf	txt/spir-11874.txt