Women in a globalizing world : transforming equality, development, diversity and peace
Record details
- ISBN: 9781926708195
- ISBN: 1926708199
-
Physical Description:
print
xiii, 602 p. ; 23 cm. - Publisher: Toronto, ON : Inanna Publications and Education, c2013.
Content descriptions
General Note: | CatMonthString:june.13 |
Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
Formatted Contents Note: | Women's action agenda 21 preamble economic globalization, ecological feminism, and earth democracy -- An open letter: Native culture and the environment -- Re-enhancing the world: Technology and the construction of the commons -- Confronting globalization: Feminist spirituality as political strategy -- Do we need a new "moral enemy"? -- Feminists for a gift economy: Position statement for a peaceful world -- Resistance is possible -- Thinking globally: Women, work and caring -- The global crisis -- Globalization: Some implications and strategies for women -- Freedom for whom? Globalization and trade from the standpoint -- Why privatization is a women's issue -- The politics of pay equity in BC's health care system: The role of government, multinational corporations and unions -- Welfare policy: A critical site of struggle for women's safety -- Women's occupational health in social services: Stress, violence, and workload -- Advocacy, activism and social change for women in prison -- The politics of sustainable development: From Rio 1992 to rio+20 in 2012 - A subsistence view -- Some notes on liberalism, on land, and on the food question -- Women and/as commodities: A brief meditation -- The invisibility of women's work: The economics of local and global "bullshit" -- The seed and the earth: The colonization of regeneration -- GMOs: Globalizing male omnipotence -- A struggle for clean water and livelihood: Canadian mining in Costa Rica in the era of globalization -- Changing climate, uncertain future: considering rural women in climate policies and strategies -- Our violent economy is hurting women -- The "other" side of globalization: The legal regulation of cross-border movements -- Women as migrants: Members in national and global communities -- Migrant workers amidst globalization -- Gender transformative odysseys: Tracing the experiences of migrant women in rural Canada -- Globalization and the sex trade: Trafficking and commodification of women and children -- Linking violence and poverty in Canadian restructuring: The CASAC report -- The global capitalist economic agenda: Impact on women's human rights -- Resistance is necessary -- Development crisis and alternative visions: Third world women's perspectives -- The world's women unite in diversity: Report on Nairobi -- Peace is the way to peace: Peace tent at Nairobi -- Women and health: A summary report from the UN end of decade for women conference -- Women's action agenda 21: New approaches to sustainable development -- International indigenous women's caucus statement -- Statement from the women of the south caucus -- North American regional caucus report -- Beijing '95: Global referendum on human rights of women -- Pages from Beijing: A woman's creed and the NGO declaration -- Ensuring indigenous women's voices are heard: The Beijing declaration of indigenous women -- Women's sexual autonomy: Universality, sexual rights, and sexual orientation at the Beijing conference -- Putting agriculture on the agenda: Representing farm women in Beijing -- Feminism, peace, human rights and human security -- Creating trialogue: Women's constitutional activism in Canada -- Gender-based analysis and indigenous worldviews -- Life, interrupted: Reproductive damage from chemical pollutants - Alarm growing since Rio -- Black women and HIV/AIDS, contextualizing their realities, their silence and proposing solutions -- Why women still aren't satisfied: Politics and activism in Canadian child care -- Virtual activism and the pro-choice movement in Canada -- Idle no more: Strong hearts of indigenous women's leadership -- Racism, ethnicity and peace -- Feminist statement on guaranteed living income -- Social diversity, globalization and sustainability in community-based economics -- Alternatives to globalization: Women small-scale farmers and local food systems -- LGBTQ Activism: Small town social change -- Is Canada peaceful and safe for Aboriginal women? -- Women farm leaders speak out about resistance and agrarian activism -- Women, energy and sustainability: Making links, taking action -- Why we need women's actions and feminist voices for peace -- Tear gas in utero: Quebec city -- Feminism and occupy -- Occupy women: Will feminism's fourth wave be a swell or a ripple? |
Search for related items by subject
Subject: | Sex role and globalization Globalization -- Social aspects Women -- Social conditions Women -- Economic conditions Feminism |
Topic Heading: | First Nation. Aboriginal. First Nation. Aboriginal. |
Available copies
- 1 of 1 copy available at Camosun College Library.
Holds
- 0 current holds with 1 total copy.
Show All Copies
Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Circulation Modifier | Holdable? | Status | Due Date | Courses |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Lansdowne Library | HQ 1233 W5953 2013 (Text) | 26040003072531 | Main Collection | Volume hold | Available | - |