Table of contents for Unpacking globalization : markets, gender, and work / edited by Linda E. Lucas.

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table of contents							v
tables								viii
contributors							xi
figures								xiii
acknowledgment							xiv
forward								xv
part I: Unpacking Globalization: Markets, Gender & Work
1. Unpacking Globalization: Markets, Gender and Work
Linda E. Lucas					3
2. Gender, the Economy and the Workplace: Issues for the Women's Movement
 	Margaret Snyder					17
3. Counter geographies of Globalization: The Feminization of Survival	35
Saskia Sassen
4. Globalization, Structural Adjustment and Women's Transitional Solidarities
Manisha Desai					59
5. Engendering Human Security: Intersections of Security, Globalization and Gender
Kristen Timothy					81
Part II: Shifting Realities: Women and Men Moving in the Economy
6. Sub-Saharan Africa: Globalization, Trade Liberalization and Impact on the Lives of the Poor	
Ngila Mwase						101
7. Sustainability of Rural Communities in a Global Perspective: Limitations and Opportunities
Marta Chiappe and Emma Zapata Martelo			125
8. Gender and Work in Malaysia: Forces Behind the Work Patterns	
Noor Rahamah						147
9. Locating Women: Structure and Work in the Ugandan Macroeconomy
Linda E. Lucas						167
10. Inquiries into Women's Perceptions of What Constitutes Their Well-Being
Akello Zerupa						191
11. Urban Employment for Rural Women-Gains and Challenges
Mahua Mukerjee						205
12. Family Responsibilities: The Politics of Love and Care
Meg Luxton						213
13. Social Security of Elderly Women and Men in Burkina Faso
Claudia Roth and Fatoumata Badini-Kinda			235
14. Traditional Female Sex Workers of Rajasthan, India: An Ethnographic Study of the Nat Community
R. C. Swarankar						253
15. Gendering the Economy: Some Experiments from the Indian Sub-Continent
Sakuntala Narasimhan					273
16. Women as Wealth Creators and Managers in Uganda
Margaret Kigozi						287
Part III: Engendering the World of Commerce
17. Has Affirmative Action Reached South African Women?
Vannie Naidoo						293
18. Re-thinking Organizational Theory from a Feminist Perspective
Ronit Kark						313
19. "Translating Empowerment": Swedish Immigrant Women and State Sponsored Employment Project
Lena Sawyer						339
20. The Empowerment of Women and Productive Backyard Projects in Mexico
Esperanza Tunon Pablos					355
21. Mainstreaming Gender into NGO Work: A Case Study from Nigeria 
Patricia Daniel						371
22. Rethinking Female Entrepreneurship Discourse: The Perilous Problems of Cultural Mythicizing in a Globalizing Society
Julius Kikooma						395
Part IV: Entrepreneurship, Savings and Networking as Empowerment
23. Women Entrepreneurs: A Challenge to a Gendered Economy
Elsje Kijkgraaff						417
24. Women in Business Networks
Catherine Komugisha Tindiwensi				425
25. Women's Entrepreneurship: The Empowerment of Women through Enterprise Development Training
Angela Beigaruraho Bazaare and Juliet Nazziwa Musoke		441
26. Empowerment of Women Through Credit Facilities: A Case of FINCA in Jinja District, Uganda
Harriet Muwanika Kiwemba					461
27. Possiblities for Saving Money? The case of Female Slum Dwellers in a Bangalore Slum
Signe Ekenberg						487
28. Analysis of Factors Influencing the Survival of Women's Economic Groups of Tanzania
Aurelia Kamuzora and Faustin Makusora			509
Bibliography					000
Index						000

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Women -- Economic conditions.
Globalization.