This paper provides a literature review that explores the recent developments in the areas of trade and integration and trade and gender within the greater Caribbean. The paper provides detailed and analytical sections on three main themes; globalisation, regional integration related to trade liberalisation, and the gender issues of trade liberalisation.

This paper looks at the gendered effects of trade expansion in developing countries.

The paper explores the arguments for considering gender when negotiating and implementing trade agreements.

The main aim of the paper is to explore the female industrialists struggle for personal independence and entrepreneurial success in the aftermath of Peru’s adoption of Neo-liberal policies.

This USAID literature review explores the role of women in the economy and why the inclusion of gender issues is crucial to the success of economic development programs.

The author provides a detailed description of NAFTA, the FTAA, CAFTA, the Andean FTA and MERCOSUR before analysing the impacts these trade agreements have on regional integration.

This paper looks at the effects of trade liberalization in Latin America in the late eighties and early nineties and concludes that the increase in wage inequality was due to: (1) relative factor endo

This project is part of the Latin American Chapter of the International Gender and Trade Network (LA-IGNT).

This paper provides a literature review that explores the recent developments in the areas of trade and integration and trade and gender within the greater Caribbean.

The author reviews the literature on gender, trade and investment in the English-speaking regions of the Caribbean.

Uruguay since the 1970s has slowly undergone a number of changes in its employment structure and productive patterns as a consequence of an increase in trade.

The fact sheet looks at the potential gender impacts of the Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) on women in Central America.

In this paper, Women’s EDGE looks at trade liberalization through a gender-lens, to address the following questions:

The aim of the report is to provide an overview of the links between trade, gender and development.

This paper provides a general overview of the relationship between trade and gender, with the purpose of exploring whether international trade changes, maintains or reinforces existing gender structur

This paper reviews recent studies on the gender effects of trade reforms so as to highlight the gaps in the literature and suggest areas where research can be furthered both empirically and methodolog

The aim of the paper is to show the different effects of trade on men and women.

[From Abstrat] On June 19, 2006, policy experts met at a conference on “Trade and Poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean”, convened by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and supported b

'This publication reports the results of a project on trade policy-making in eight Western Hemisphere nations jointly conducted by the IDB's INTAL and ITD, the University of Toronto's Munk Centre for