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  3. Vol 15 No 2 (2005): Review of Women's Studies Volume XV, Number 2 (July-December 2005)

Special Issue on Gender, Globalization, Culture & the Economy
Published: 2006-01-31

Articles

  • Introduction
    Rosalinda Pineda Ofreneo
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  • Prospects for People Living in Poverty to Participate in Growth-Oriented Enterprises
    Jeanne Frances I. Illo
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  • Negotiating Patriarchy and Globalization: Dynamics of Women's Work in an Agricultural Economy
    Nanette G. Dungo
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  • Conceptualizing Women's Work: The Cultural Economy of Weaving
    Helen F. Dayo
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  • Globalization, Gender, Employment, and Social Policy: Comparing the Philippine and Japanese Experiences
    Rosalinda Pineda Ofreneo
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  • Violence Against Migrant Filipino Women in Australia: Making Men's Behavior Visible
    Nicki Saroca
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  • Gendered, Wired and Globalized - Gender and Globalization Issues in the New Information and Communication Technologies
    Mavic Cabrera Balleza
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  • Women's Magazines as Instruments of Neo-Colonial Domination
    Georgina R. Encanto
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  • GATS and Privatization: Surfacing the Gender Dimensions
    Mae V. Buenaventura
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  • Engendering the WTO? What Else?
    Josefa Francisco
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  • Why Fair Trade, Not Free Trade for Women Workers in the Informal Economy
    Homenet Southeast Asia
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  • Amnesty International's Policy on Sexual and Reproductive Rights
    Sylvia Estrada Claudio
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  • Beijing +10 - Celebrating Gains, Facing New Challenges: A Philippine NGO Report
    Jeanne Frances I. Illo, Rosalinda Pineda Ofreneo
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Art Folio

  • Babae... sa Tag-ulan at Tag-araw: Tula at mga pintura ni Gigi Javier Alfonso
    Gigi Javier Alfonso
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