Globalization, and Gender: Human Rights and Family and a Democratic World Order
...ed Readings Supplementary Readings 3. Globalization, Labor and Gender Equality a. The recruitment of women as the most dynamic actors in labor production. b. The assumption that women in the South are passive and unlikely to unionize or get involved in resistance movements. c. The persistent of Gender inequality under globalization Summary Required Readings Supplementary Readings 4. Gender, Development and Globalization a. Engendering Development under globalization b. Postcolonial, Postmodernist, and Third World women perspectives on development c. Women of color in the North and Globalization Summary Required Readings Supplementary Readings 5. Gender, Globalization and the Feminization of labor a. Gender perspectives on political economy b. Gender, production, reproduction and globalization d. Gender, Globalization and feminization of labor Summary Required Readings Supplementary Readings Video To Be Announced 6. Gender, Globalization and the Sexual Division of labor a. Globalization and the feminization of labor b. Globalization and the new sexual division of labor c. Feminism and Alternative Perspectives on Development under Globalization Summary Required Readings Supplementary Readings 7. Human Rights, War and Globalization and Gender a. Gender and engaging the National Security State b. Gender, Globalization and Engaging the Warrior and Masculine perspectives on National Security c. Gender, Feminist Critique of Foundation Stories and Creation of International Relations Theory d. Immigration, Citizenship and Human rights in the age of globalization Summary Required Readings Supplementary Readings 8. International Regimes vs. Gendered Regimes in the Age of Globa...