Globalization effects on gender roles
...ess than manly. Years ago another expectation was that women were supposed to get married and stay home to raise a family. The man was expected to go out to work to support his family. If the woman chose to have a career, she was considered "barren" or "lacking in maternal instinct", and her partner was often considered inadequate, as it was assumed he was not a "good provider". A,Gender role/identity refers to a person's understanding and acceptance of gender roles. In other words it is how an individual adapts the prescribed sex role to his, or her, individual identity. a,globalization has resulted to affarmative action whereby women are starting to be incorporated in fields which were trationally reserved for men b,the advent of globalization has resulted to the issue of womedn being allowed to vote by this we mean that it wwas not long ago when women were not allowed to voye but when it was appreciated that women play a vital and pivitol role in society that othe countries began to appreciate this facts and allowed the women to hold the votes and participate in the electrol process that other countries began to follow suit and women were allowed to vote. c, with globalization comes the consenquence of economic hard ships unlike bauc recently in the 60s whereby the common trend was that the women were left in the home while the men were the sole bread winners of the family this is inot viable today in the modern society today the family in most occasions do require both the husband and the wife to pool resources together in order to meet the needs of the family. d,traditionally the concept of family involved the father,mother and children but with onset of globalization whic has resulted to the trend of exchange of cultures today the concept of family involves ...