Globalization and the Exploitation of Third World Women

Globalization has a major impact on the lives of women in developing countries and we are planning to consider further in both Bangladesh and Kenya. In this paper, globalization is defined as "complex economic, political, cultural, geographical processes with capital, organization, thinking, discourse, human mobility in a global or international form (Valentine Moghadam 1999) Kenya and Bangladesh. The negative impact on women by Third World countries is even greater.

8 The world's critics believe that it led to further exploitation of the Third World. Those who reported John Pilger (2002) as "the new ruler of the world" meet the needs of Western European consumers using the raw materials and labor of the world's poorest people. Advocates of globalization theory, especially those who follow the global society and global cultural approach, may predict that the experiences of everyday life in the early 21st century are quite different from those in the early twentieth century. It passed. The people's local life is increasingly living in the shadow of global phenomena. In our daily life, you can see "ghosts of globalization" especially in work and life, especially shopping, meals, and mass media activities.

The world economy is the way the world economy of today is connected. The world economy is in trouble. The poor are misused and our nature is being raped by people who are considering only profit. There is a term "third world", the term "fourth world" is being formed. The WTO is working hard to save the situation

Global free trade has caused asymmetrically global environmental damage. The international economy is dominated by enterprises in the north, and they are using the resources of the third world to carry out increasingly global activities. (Global capitalism, p. 113) This is what I think about Grenada. Resources are exhausted, but nothing has returned to this country. Vandana Shiva, author of this particular chapter of this book, truly explains my view on the globalization of Third World countries. And she will discuss this further. "The south imbalances the world economy, the plan of the US International Monetary Fund of Joseph E. Stiglitz is usually decided by Washington and determined by a short-term mission.Five-star hotel" ( Globalization and its dissatisfaction, page 24)