Estrategias alternativas en los debates sobre género y desarrollo.
Keywords:
Gender, Development, Empowerment, CapacitiesAbstract
Development policies applied to the peripheral countries explicitly or implicitly contain a vision of the role that women had to play in the development of their countries. After a critical review of the main strategies, the article discusses the alternatives that have been proposed since the 80´s by the women's movement and by those who have had a critical view of the orthodoxy of development, explaining how these strategies contribute to the fight against the subordination of women.
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