Women Empowerment Vis-A-Vis Social Development in Globalized World

  • Houth D
  • Hashmi D
  • Zarar D
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Women empowerment means a woman has enough power to decide her good or bad, and with this, a woman has her own decision in her all matters. According to some estimates, the population of women is nearly half or in some way or other more than the population of men in this world. In this way, the empowerment of women has always been a topic of great importance in social research. Women empowerment has some benefits in the globalized world and then these benefits and advantages are also transcended to the societal level. The research is a qualitative analysis with the incorporation of a little factual knowledge related to the under-discussed theme. It has been observed that whenever women are empowered in any part of this globalized world they contribute to the development, whether it is social development or economic development. Depending upon the availability of chances they were given, they always prove themselves as productive as a male member of any society.

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Houth, Dr. M., Hashmi, Dr. S. S., & Zarar, Dr. R. (2023). Women Empowerment Vis-A-Vis Social Development in Globalized World. Pakistan Journal of Gender Studies, 23(1), 77–90. https://doi.org/10.46568/pjgs.v23i01.659

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