THE EFFECTS OF GLOBALISATION ON WOMEN

Abstract

In this paper I will explore the impact of globalization on one segment of the global population, women in the world. Especially, in the less developed and developing countries, women have been affected by globalization. Such as unemployment, long work hours, migration, family breakdown, child labour, political participation are the most significant effects of the new global international economy

Keywords

• Globalization, woman, wage, housing, migration, local politics

THE EFFECTS OF GLOBALISATION ON WOMEN

Abstract

Bu çalışmada; küreselleşmenin, dünya nüfusunun yarısını oluşturan kadınlar üzerindeki etkileri incelenmiştir. Özellikle az gelişmiş ve gelişmekte olan ülkelerdeki kadın nüfusun küresel ekonomik gelişmelerden etkilenme dereceleri ortaya konulmuştur. İşsizlik, uzun çalışma süreleri, göçlerin yarattığı etkiler, boşanma, çocuk işçiliği, siyasal katılım gibi alanlar yeni uluslararası küresel ekonominin etkilerinin görüldüğü alanlardır

Keywords

• Küreselleşme, kadın, ücret, konut, göç, yerel politika

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