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The Report Analyses The Progress Made In Reducing Gender Disparaties In The Past Few Decades, Highlights The Wide And Persistent Gap Between Women`S Expanding Capabilities And Their Limited Opportunities, Introduces Two New Measures For Ranking Countries On A Global Scale By Their Performance In Gender Equality, Analyses The Undervaluation And Non-Recognition Of Women`S Work And Offers A Five-Point Strategy For Equalizing Gender Opportunities In The Decades Ahead. The Report Ranks All Countries By The Human Development Index (Hdi), Using The Latest Data. An Updated Set Of Human Development Indicators For 174 Countries Is Presented In The Statistical Annex. Cover Shop-Soiled, Condion Good.
This sixth edition of the widely-respected Human Development Report updates the unique Human Development Indicators comparing human development in most countries of the world, and the data tables on all aspects of human development. This edition includes a special section that examines issues of gender, analyzing global trends in closing and widening gender gaps in different regions and countries. It presents new indicators of gender equality in order to rank countries on a global scale, while it highlights policies that have ensured equal access to opportunities for men and women. The issue also proposes new methodologies to measure and value unpaid contributions made by men and women to human development through household and community activities, and it identifies a new action agenda for promoting gender equality in the decades ahead.
This disturbing volume probes beneath the rhetoric about system change in the transition societies of Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union to examine the impact of political, social, and economic dislocation, ethnic conflict and civil war on the most population: children.
The introduction, by Nikolai Genov, looks at the challenges posed by two transformations: the experiment with communism, which ended in failure, and the current transition to a market economy and pluralist politics. Genov concludes that the major reason for Bulgaria's critical situation is the powerlessness of its state institutions. Considering life-style, fertility, leisure and consumption, inequality, religion, economic institutions, ethnicity, norms of conduct, and family, as well as other trends, Recent Social Trends in Bulgaria, 1960B1995 is the first comprehensive presentation of the major transformations that characterize Bulgaria at the turn of the century. The contributors not only consider a broad range of social phenomena but provide an in-depth analysis of social change. This national profile provides more data supporting the hypothesis of diversification, rather than convergence, in modern societies, a hypothesis proposed by the Comparative Charting of Social Change group after documenting social change in many countries.
This sixth edition of the Human Development Report focuses on the issue of gender, and proposes a new action agenda for promoting gender equality. Similar to previous editions, it includes unique data tables updated and derived from a set of Human Development indicators.