3 Review(s)

The book "Dalit Women and Globalisation in 21st Century" presents a rich and complex subject, the subject explores how global economic and social trends affect one of India's most marginalized groups, from these global processes. Consider the opportunities and the challenges that present themselves. There may be new labour markets as a result of globalisation, where women play a significant role. The development of the service sector and technological advancements offer new job prospects that may be able to break down old caste barriers. Better treatment and a higher social position for Dalit women can result from increased global interaction and awareness of gender equality and human rights. Migration, made easier by globalisation, might give Dalit women more clout by exposing them to less prejudiced nations. Globalisation can exert pressure on governments worldwide to better treat marginalised groups, such as Dalit women, and can also aid in the dissemination of human rights principles. With the backing of foreign NGOs and advocacy networks, Dalit women's issues have become more prominent in discussions of race, gender, and economic injustice on a worldwide scale. By combining caste and gender with global economic and social trends, the book will contribute to a deeper understanding of how Dalit women's lives are shaped in the twenty-first century.