SOSC 1185 Lecture Notes - Change.Org, Refugee Law, Toronto Star

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16 Oct 2012
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Objectives: think critically, challenge naturalism or common sense assumptions & that"s just the way it is" arguments. Instead, develop a macro level, systemic analysis need to be historically, culturally, geographically specific &consider other significant social categories. We tend to assume that all members of a particular group share certain key characteristics & that these define the individual & determine behaviour, etc. Note: i didn"t have to time in lecture to provide you with a brief global overview, so here is some information from various sources. See what you can find yourself: un conference on women in copenhagen in 1980 presented stats from the. Women produce 2/3 of the world"s work hours or about 66% Women produce 44% of the world"s food supply. Women receive 10% of the world"s income. Worldwide women hold only 12% of parliamentary seats: approximately 854 million women, about 32% of the global labour force, were estimated to be active in waged work by 1990.

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