Abstract
This article examines the extent to which the boom of globalization led to the transformation of gender inequality in Spain, based on three schools of thought: one, that globalization has transformed gender inequality in Spain for the better by creating equal opportunities, two, that globalization has caused a more stark contrast and practice of gender inequality in Spain, and three, that globalization has made no difference in Spain’s fight with gender inequality. In order to portray the three schools of thought, a comparison will be drawn between what gender roles and opportunities were given to men and women in Spain during the rule of Franco during the years of 1936-1975 and post-Franco’s rule during the years of 1975-2015.
Recommended Citation
LeVere, Destiny
(2016)
"Globalization and Gender: Inequality Transformed in Spain,"
Washington University Undergraduate Law Review:
Vol. 1.
Available at:
https://openscholarship.wustl.edu/wuulr/vol1/iss1/3