Titlebook: Globalization, Women, and Health in the Twenty-First Century; IIona Kickbusch,Kari A. Hartwig,Justin M. List Book 2005 Ilona Kickbusch, Ka

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Introduction,dy of work, which documents the extent to which the forces of global restructuring shape and determine community resources and economic opportunities for women and men.. Many important contributions examining the relationships between gender and health, gender and globalization, or health and global

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The Pathways between Trade Liberalization and Reproductive Health: A Review of the Literature and Sy little attention given to the implications of the liberalization of international trade, one aspect of globalization, for reproductive health, which is a subset of overall health.. This chapter considers the linkages between trade liberalization and provision of and access to sexual and reproducti

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Globalization, Health, and the Engendering of Resistance in Everyday Life,, and position within the social hierarchy, perspectives on this phenomenon vary considerably. While global forces at play in domains such as economics, trade, work, and the environment are extensively discussed at a “macro” level, an emerging challenge for researchers has been to discern the pathwa

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A Comfortable Home: Globalization and Changing Gender Roles in the Fight against HIV/AIDS,ors that are the defining traits of globalization, including rapid international movement of goods and capital, migration of labor, deepening income disparity and poverty, and economic and political transitions at the end of the Cold War.. Increased migrant labor, a booming international trade in se

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Opening a Global Gold Mine: Globalization, Gender, and Transnational Tobacco Companies,sparity in smoking prevalence rates between men and women. The prospect of narrowing this gap is hugely enticing, and selling tobacco products to women has been plausibly described as “the single largest product marketing opportunity in the world.” . This echoes the situation in the United States in

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,The Case for Women’s Health Research in the United States: Grassroots Efforts, Legislative Change, nto clinical and personal practice. Yet, such knowledge referable specifically to women has been in short supply because, historically, women have not been included as full participants in clinical research trials.. Furthermore, when women have been included in clinical research trials, studies have

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