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Good Girls or Bad Girls?

Published: January 28, 2008

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CAN WOMEN BELONGING TO DEVELOPING AND EMERGING COUNTRIES TAKE A SHARE IN MAKING A BETTER WORLD THROUGH THEIR PROFESSIONAL CAREERS NOT DISERGARDING THE TRADITIONAL ROLES THAT THEIR SOCIETIES HAVE COMMITTED TO THEM?

Still today, there are many prejudices related to women’s professional emancipation.

The economic growth of emerging countries requires more and more man-power and also 'women-power ’…

In traditional societies do you think is possible to combine these demands, being abreast with the times and legitimizing personal ambitions?

(in the picture Medha Patkar, Wangari Maathai, Rigoberta Menchu, Shirin Ebadi).

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