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    Cross Cultural Marriages and the Problem of Adjustment in Conjugal Life
    (University of North Bengal, 2019-03) Chhetri, Chandrani
    India is a multicultural society and in the era of globalization people have become more mobile. Love relation among the members representing different cultures is becoming common. But societies and cultures being patriarchal, it is the women who have to make sacrifices and go through the painful process of learning and unlearning cultures. When the husbands extend all support, the wives manage to make the necessary adjustments but when the husbands do not stand by their struggling wives the marriages develop unreconcilable fissures.
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    Gender Issues in International Trade and Investment: A Brief Review
    (University of North Bengal, 2014-03) Chakraborty, Gangotri
    Although globalisation and international trade are generally taken as gender neutral these forces can have an adverse impact on gender equality. This paper explores how gender roles and relations change at the time of rapid economic transformation, prompted by globalisation.
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