gbl midterm

process of interaction and integration among people companies and governements of different nations
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process of interaction and integration among people companies and governements of different nations
globalization
shift in gender roles and sex roles in a society group or organizations towards a focus upon the femine
feminization
the diversified set of economic activities enterprises jobs and workers that are not regulated or protected by the state
informal economies
domination of one country over another usually through political and economic control of the others lands and resources
colonialism
changes in kinds of industires associated infrastructure and employment of the economic sector of a review
economic reconstructing
circumstances that form the setting for an event statement or idea and in terms of which can be fully understood and assessed
context
consideration to impact on the knowledge literature ideas of people nations and countries which have been subjected to colonial control in their past
post colonial approach
policy of oppression/control; maintained white supremacy; encouraged oppression by government
apartheid
evolution in a person life as they move from being a child to an adult; taking on roles and responsibilites of an adult
transition to adulthood
socially constructed idea that the fathers and other senior males in a family have auhority over all and in particular can determine choices of the women and girls in their family group
patriarchy
countries with most of the control of the world economy and most largest percent of wealth in the worldglobal northpart of the economy in which raw materials are processed and converted into other productsmanufacturing industrieslow income and lack of access to rsources that results from structural forces in environment rather than fault of those who are poorstructural povertypublic policies that discourage governement intervention into economic activities reduce public spending deregulate commerce and privitize industriesneoliberalismstress held for a country to be responsible for their own successess without support from others but to rely only on what a competitive market can provideneoliberal ideasinfluences such as social class religion gender ethnicity customs etc that determine or limit an agent and higher decisionsstructural forcessocially constructed sets of social and behavioral norms that in a specific cultural group are accepted as appropriate for individuals of a specific gendergender roleseconomic activites that provide services to people or other industriesservice sectordisparity of distribution or oppurtunityinequalitytransition of economy from one dependent on manufacturing to one dependent on service sectordeindustrializationchange in geographic distribution or relationships of social forces or factorsspatial changecountries with little control of world economy less wealth and less political cloutglobal southpushing people to the edge of society; social exclusionmarginalizationcapacity of individuals to act independently and to make their own free choicesagency