Women And Globalization

Saudi Woman to Be Lashed for Driving, Despite Royal Pardon

by Nivien Saleh

Article about my student Shaima Jastaniah, written for The Atlantic on December 5, 2011.

Remember Shaima Jastaniah, the Saudi woman who made international headlines in September by being condemned to ten... more Remember Shaima Jastaniah, the Saudi woman who made international headlines in September by being condemned to ten lashes for driving a car through the coastal city of Jeddah? King Abdallah pardoned her personally. But it now turns out that she may be lashed after all. ....

The Impact of Historical and Cultural Effects on the Advancement of Women In the K-Economy In the Arabian Gulf Region: Participation of Women In the Arabian Gulf

by Kasim Randeree

An adaptation of an article about an island in Panay

by Historically Digitized

Boracay island is undeniably one of the best beaches in the world, with its virgin forest and ecosystem truest of all nature.
Yes. As they all call it, it is truly an Island Paradise.

Boracay was just an unknown and private island decades ago. As history has it, it's past is as shaded as our... more Boracay was just an unknown and private island decades ago. As history has it, it's past is as shaded as our government's direction today. However, for the truth to be told, it was indeed one private island a long time ago inhabited by few islanders, mostly fishermen, and one family - Lamberto H. Tirol and Sofia Ner Gonzales

Globalization, feminism, and power: an African perspective

by Mojubaolu Olufunke Okome

Published by John Archers for Programme on Ethnic and Federal Studies (PEFS), University of Ibadan, 2003

Gendering Global Transformations: Gender, Culture, Race and Identity (review)

by Mojubaolu Olufunke Okome

This is a review of a book titled: Gendering Global Transformations.... , edited by Korieh & Okeke-Ihejirika. It is published in African Studies Review, Volume 53, Number 3, December 2010

This isn't Paradise! —I Work Here: Global Restructuring, the Tourism Industry, and Women Workers in Caribbean Costa Rica

by Darcie Vandegrift

"A Different Kind of Flesh": Public Obscenity, Globalization, and the Mumbai Dance Bar Ban

by William Mazzarella

The Architectural Spaces "Yoo" and "Wa" in the Traditional European and Japanese Cultures.Contemporary Processes of Convergence in the Conditions of Globalization

by Nadya Stamatova

Globalization, poverty and women's health: Mapping the connections.

by Suzanne Sicchia

Sicchia, S.R., & Maclean, H.M. (2006). Globalization, poverty and women's health: mapping the connections. [Commentary]. CJPH, 97(1), 69-71.

Gender and the Global Struggle to Reclaim the Commons: Civic Environmentalism, Anti-Globalization and Participatory Research

by Betsy Taylor

MSP Briefing Note

by Sarah Miraglia

An extended bibliography of the Gendering Justice essay

Heterosexual Profiling: Online Dating and "Becoming" Heterosexualities for Women Aged Thirty and Older in the Digital Era

by Susan Frohlick

Pande, Rekha, 2000,Globalization and women in the agricultural sector, International Feminist Journal of Politics, Rutledge, U.K. Vol. 2, No. 1, pp.409-412.

by Rekha Pande

Pande, Rekha,2001, The Social costs of Globalization : Restructuring Developing World Economies, Journal of Asian Women’s Studies, Vol. 10, December, Kitakyushu Forum, Japan. pp.1-14.

by Rekha Pande

Gendering Justice, Building Alternative Futures

by Sarah Miraglia

Co-authored with Chandra Talpade Mohanty. Forthcoming in Alternatives to Privatization in the Global South. McDonald & Ruiters, Eds. Routledge.

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