Theorizing Gender Arrangements

Abstract

It is often argued that globalization possesses the potential of bringing economic and social benefits to societies all over the world. But there are also critical voices pointing out the negative, disruptive and marginalizing impact of globalization. The ideology of neoliberalism, which asserts the strength of worldwide market processes regulated by free competition, conceals the fact that globalization “has the capacity to do extraordinary harm as well as good.” 2 Poor people and poor countries risk being excluded from the increasing concentration of in-come, resources and wealth, as well as from the global exchange of knowledge. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.

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