Gender and Globalization
(Re)Scaling Gender and Globalization: Livelihood Strategies in Accra, Ghana
... of globalization by highlighting the ways in which gender—as a social category that is thoroughly interwoven with race, class, religion, and other axes of social difference—has been central to reworked ...
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An Impact of Globalization on Gender Wage Inequality: A case Study of Selected Developing Countries
... the globalization may increase the bargaining power of women through getting in contact with high-standards ...the gender wage ...the gender wage gap among unskilled workers but increases the ...
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The great equalizer?: Globalization effects on gender equality in Latin America and the Caribbean
... of globalization policies, it would be necessary to isolate the effect of changes in per capita income during the relevant ...in gender equity already had the highest per capita income by ...than ...
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They Myth(s) of Globalization: Gender Bias in "EI" Policy As a Case in Point
... The Myth(s) of Globalization Gender Bias in "E as a Case in Point GAlLE McGREGOR Cet article regarh lhpect de kz mondialisation qui est leplus visible e t les cons~quences immbdiates pour le Canada le[.] ...
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Identifiable challenges as global complexities: globalization, gender violence, and statelessness
... of globalization, this leads directly on to the relationships between urban economic change, gender norms and violence against women (Milbrandt, ...2011). Globalization tends to be associated with ...
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Intersecting Gender and Race in Globalization: Beyond the Evolution from Cultural Imperialism to Cultural Hybridity
... The excerpt above comes from the 2006 issue of The TIME 100: The People Who Shape Our World, eulogizing Rain, a Korean singer, as a pan-Asian popular cultural idol. Likewise, contemporary trans-cultural flow negates the ...
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Issue 2019, 3: Globalization and Gender Implications
... of globalization, and economic growth is dependent upon women’s unpaid reproductive work and gender wage ...on gender and finds the causes of a social phenomenon that she tries to define in a neutral ...
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Gender equity and globalization: Macroeconomic policy for developing countries
... the gender wage gap but in a gender conflictive sense, whereby men’s wages have fallen significantly and women’s have risen slightly (Mishel and Bernstein ...narrowing gender wage gap in concentrated ...
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Gender and the Global Struggle to Reclaim the Commons: Civic Environmentalism, Anti Globalization and Participatory Research
... Gender and the Global Struggle Civic Environments ism, Anti B E T S Y T A Y L O R Le combat pour riclamer les biens not show the commons as socially communaux est crucial pour la l i b h constructed i[.] ...
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Globalization and culture shaping the gender gap: A comparative analysis of urban Latin America and East Asia (1970 - 2000)
... to globalization and its influence on economic growth has been ...second globalization era, in which the intensity of migration flow and capital movement is lower than in the first, while trade ...
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Globalization in Question: Hierarchies, States and Gender. NCRE Online Paper No. 01/03
... of gender as a defining characteristic (Anderson and Zinsser l990) ...contemporary globalization on ...to globalization, but that the concept of gender is central to the investigation of ...
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From the Effects of Globalization on Women to Women’s Agency in Globalization
... creased gender job segregation globally, with women’s share of jobs in the industrial sector declining over the last 20 years (Elson, Seth ...persistent gender inequalities in households and the labour mar- ...
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Value, Transvaluation and Globalization
... Corinne Fortier investigates the predicaments felt by trans- and intersex people, and how they struggle against what they experience as the domination of mainstream gender binaries. The body has long been ...
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Globalization, Gender and Development: The Effect of Parental Labor Supply on Child Schooling
... There is a large literature on the relationship between globalization and human capital formation in a macroeconomic context. In this paper, we consider a mechanism that works at the microeconomic level through ...
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Globalization and the gender wage gap
... However, globalization may also worsen the gender wage ...the gender wage ...–their gender wage gap should fall with increases in ...Second, globalization through increasing competition ...
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Globalization and gender in south Asia
... which gender is embedded, new bridges can be made by increasing legislative Acts, forging new policy arrangements, establishing Government sponsored micro-economic activity, and by a greater focus on diversity and ...
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Globalization report 2014 Who benefits most from globalization?
... “accelerated globalization” scenario yields differences for the growth rates of imports and exports that vary widely between nations (Table ...the globalization index for the ex-post time period is decisive ...
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Is globalization healthy: a statistical indicator analysis of the impacts of globalization on health
... As this research focuses on indicators of mortality to highlight an important side of global health outcomes, it is interesting to look at some of the drivers directly related to mortality (or factors linking ...
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Globalization: is there anything to fear?
... It is easy to understand why scholars of the Left persuasion consider that the global corporation is at once the principal agent, architect, villan and major beneficiary of the new world order. It is the sole dedicated ...
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Globalization and Poverty
... Although the results presented in Tables 1 and 2 suggest a strong link from trade integration to aggregate income, and from income growth to poverty reduction, the evidence on direct l[r] ...
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