Globalization is good, right? Not necessarily. Displaced workers, easy spread of disease, for example, are two negative consequences of globalization.
In class, we discuss the impact of globalization on women, specifically, that there's some evidence that women in more globalized countries tend to do better, in terms of access to health care and education, legal rights, etc.
However, I don't think it's a simple relationship. More globalized countries are also richer countries, an.d maybe it's just that women do better in countries where there are more resources available.
MIDEAST: Women Migrant Workers With HIV Get Raw Deal - IPS ipsnews.net
BBC News - Mothers tempted to abandon babies in Moscow
Human Trafficking in Europe a 2.4 Billion Euro Industry UN Dispatch
Showing posts with label Bangladesh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bangladesh. Show all posts
Monday, July 19, 2010
Tuesday, October 18, 2005
Corruption Perceptions Index 2005 Released
This is the index from Transparency International, which the folks from the international business class should recall.
And the winners this year.....
Bangladesh is, again, the most corrupt, followed by Chad. The three most honest -- Iceland in first place, with Finland and New Zealand tied for second. The US comes in at #17.
BBC NEWS: South Asia: Bangladesh tops most corrupt list
Transparency International
And the winners this year.....
Bangladesh is, again, the most corrupt, followed by Chad. The three most honest -- Iceland in first place, with Finland and New Zealand tied for second. The US comes in at #17.
BBC NEWS: South Asia: Bangladesh tops most corrupt list
Transparency International
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