Monday, September 15, 2008
Globalisation is gender-insensitive
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The dominant gender is against the present wave of globalisation. It is felt that the globalisation process and practices have not factored in the gender issue. Globalisation and gender equality are mutually conflicting concepts.. more on Globalisation is gender-insensitive
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