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Women and globalization : a study of 180 countries, 1975-2000

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Gray, Mark M

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2006Action note:

7/6/06 JOYD

Summary: Examines the impact of several measures of globalization on women's levels of life expectancy, literacy, and participation in the economy and parliamentary office. Notes that international trade, foreign direct investment, membership in the United Nations and World Bank, and ratification of the Convention of Discrimination Against Women, are associated with improved conditions for women.

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Examines the impact of several measures of globalization on women's levels of life expectancy, literacy, and participation in the economy and parliamentary office. Notes that international trade, foreign direct investment, membership in the United Nations and World Bank, and ratification of the Convention of Discrimination Against Women, are associated with improved conditions for women.

7/6/06 JOYD

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