für 21.51€ kaufen ···· Rheinberg-Buch.de - Bücher, eBooks, DVD & Blu-ray Do female landscape architects design differently than their male counterparts For many decades, this seemingly simple question has been often contemplated, but little answered. The issue remains a major topic of conversation to people in the field of landscape architecture. Although previous scholars have made contributions toward examining the questions of gender, culture and landscape, there has yet to be a definitive work that outlines and explores the potential gender issues that today s landscape architecture professionals may encounter. This book attempts to explore the forms, transitions and design approaches that women use when building landscapes. In doing so, it provides a novel perspective to landscape designers of any gender, and encourages them to consider how their innate female personality might potentially influence design thinking. This book will encourage landscape professionals to develop a critical eye for looking at designed forms as cultural vehicles for gender construction. ····· 10361845
für 44.10€ kaufen ···· Rheinberg-Buch.de - Bücher, eBooks, DVD & Blu-ray Preference for male child is highly prevalent in India.This has resulted in early sex determination of foetus and termination of pregnancy if it is female.This trend is deepening its roots in the society so widely that it has altered the sex ratio of India alarmingly.This leads to various social problems like polyandry,rape,female abduction etc.This work is meant to find out various socio-cultural factors responsible for gender preference for child and its impact on reproductive behaviour of the society.For this study,women of various social classes from rural and urban areas were inquired.It has led to some dreadful conclusions and indicates that the sex ratio will decrease grievously unless effective measures are not taken immediately. Government needs to strengthen the policy to revert this gender preference for child and has to act in conjunction with the non government organizations for awareness of the community to curtail this atrocious trend. ····· 10361423
für 71.10€ kaufen ···· Rheinberg-Buch.de - Bücher, eBooks, DVD & Blu-ray The study aims to find out, first, what kinds of workplaces the call centres are from the gender perspective. Second, the ways in which gender is practised in customer service work by focusing on the interaction between the employees and the customers. Third, the ways in which gender is practised among the workers, between the management and the workers, and among the managers. The study is embedded in the existing call centre literature. The theoretical framework is also drawn from discussions on gender-related conceptualizations. The empirical analysis is based on ethnographic research material produced in three Finnish subcontractor call centres. The research findings show that the flat organizational hierarchy did not indicate better opportunities for women to enter managerial positions in the call centres. Men in general were highly valued and welcomed as employees. The gendered interaction patterns framed the ways in which gender was practised between the call centre workers and their customers. Gender had become profitable to sell, and gender was also embedded in the products. ····· 10361248
für 44.10€ kaufen ···· Rheinberg-Buch.de - Bücher, eBooks, DVD & Blu-ray Women for several decades have not only faced challenges in society in general but these challenges have also been mirrored at workplaces. In the public service, employment inequalities mirrored the discrimination suffered by women and people with disabilities in the wider employment market with particular regard to opportunities in employment, earning levels, benefits and conditions of service. The public service thus lacked legitimacy and credibility in the eyes of the majority,who in the main are women. Besides the fact that countries have their own internal instruments in advancing the cause of women, South Africa, has the most recognized Constitution in the world and legislations, coupled with compliance with international instruments, for example United Nation Convention on the elination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) and the International Labour abur Organisation Covention 111 but the implementation and advancing the cause of women remains a challenge as observed in this study. ····· 10361247
für 71.10€ kaufen ···· Rheinberg-Buch.de - Bücher, eBooks, DVD & Blu-ray In the traditional patriarchal society of Pakistan gender differences and stereotypes are produced and reproduced in all spheres of life. Newspapers also use language as a tool to create power structures based on gender. Through language choices men and women are presented as unequal: the former as powerful and dominant while the later as powerless and submissive. Within this framework, this work attempts to analyze news reporting in the Pakistani print media with special focus on the headlines of crime news in newspapers. Data for the current research is collected from two Pakistani Urdu dailies i.e. The Jang and The Khabrain , and two English dailies i.e. The News and The Dawn . Research sample comprises only the headlines of the crime news reported from April to June 2009. The collected data is categorized to examine how far crime news reporting reinforces the gender stereotypes existing in the society. Quantitative and qualitative differences in Pakistani English and Urdu newspapers in the use of language for gender representation are also investigated. Findings of the research provide insights into how gender stereotypes are created and presented in Pakistani newspapers. ····· 10361192
für 44.10€ kaufen ···· Rheinberg-Buch.de - Bücher, eBooks, DVD & Blu-ray Female Genital Cutting is one of the harmful traditions widely Practiced in Ethiopia. In the study area the dominant reasons for cutting are to suppress women s sexual desire and to make girls marriageable. There are many other socio-economic factors including religion, culture, stigma and discrimination towards uncircumcised girls, and source of income for circumcisers who were mainly Traditional Birth Attendants. ····· 10361109
für 53.10€ kaufen ···· Rheinberg-Buch.de - Bücher, eBooks, DVD & Blu-ray According to World Health Organisation, (WHO, 2010) it was estimated that more than 135 million women and girls worldwide are currently living with the consequences of female circumcision, while in Africa an estimation of 92 million girls and women have already undergone female genital cuttings. Nearly 3 million girls across Africa continent are at risk of Female Genital Cuttings annually. (PRB, 2010) Female genital cuttings are traditional practice that involves cutting or altering the female genitalia as a rite of passage or for other socio-cultural reasons. While some research indicates that many women who undergo female genital cuttings do not have health problems as a result of the procedure, for others, the practice can have serious health consequences. Female genital cuttings practice subjects females to irreversible lifelong health risks and lifethreatening implications, therefore regarded as a fundamental violation of human rights (UNICEF, 2005) ····· 103618· 1 · ::::: · 16 ·· 17 ·· 18 ·· 19 ·· 20 ·· 21 ·· 22 · ::::: · 23 ·
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