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However, a closer look at the way they affect Globalization and Gender: Women’s Labor in the Global Economy. However, a closer look at the way they affect people reveals significant gender-differentiated impacts. What is meant by “globalisation”? Lourdes Benería* Much has been written on the subject of gender and globalization. It examines the literature and, where knowledge gaps exist, draws on new work commissioned for this Report Globalisation trends and related policies are often thought to be gender-neutral, that is have similar impacts on women and men. The emphasis in Globalization, Gender, and the Family. globalization as a concept, gendered employment-creating and displacing effects of globalization, gender differentiated effects of labor flexibilization-informalization, the File Size: KB Globalisation trends and related policies are often thought to be gender-neutral, that is have similar impacts on women and men. This chapter discusses the evidence on the im-pacts of economic integration, technical change, and access to information on gender inequality. Contents (Appendix) A. Main AppendixA Textile Trade Liberalization: Descriptive ResultsA Course Description This course will examine how definitions of gender and sexuality are reproduced, negotiated and deployed in the context of globalization and transnational More specifically, the paper examines: the gender-differentiated effects of globalization and economic liberalization policies; the effects of gender inequalities on the outcomes of economic liberalization policies and globalization processes; and globalization as a concept, gendered employment-creating and displacing effects of globalization, gender differentiated effects of labor flexibilization-informalization, the empowerment potential of women’s trade-related employment, gendered impacts of the weakening of the State under globalization, modern technologies and potential of globalization as a force for develop-ment and greater gender equality.
