GENDER ASYMMETRY IN A MODERN POLITICAL DISCOURSE

  • Bakytgul Khamenova Caspian modern college, Director
Keywords: Gender, discrimination, inequality, human right

Abstract

In this work (article), the author investigates gender asymmetry in modern Kazakhstan society which has social and psychological, is watered - economic scientific measurement. The scientific data base used in this research is wide and authentic enough and can be divided in three groups: first, the social stereotypes and gender aspects, second, the gender and sex theories, imageology, psychology, international politics, third, the scientific sources, devoted to the gender aspects of global and political processes.

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Published
2015-12-18
Section
Articles