Sovereignty includes not just recognition from other states, but internal legitimacy Women are the poorest welfare. Women are part of civil societies and citizens whose consent is required. Mass recruitment of women into high technology industries. Changes in agricultural employment, as well as high male out-migration have had great impact on the roles and responsibilities of women. As wage levels deteriorate, women are often compelled to work in the least renumerated areas while publicly financed services on which women and children are particularly dependent deteriorate.
Women find themselves in the sex trade.
The gender dimensions of international economic policy, be these in regard to employment, sexual division of labor, sex trade, development or migration are receiving much more attention. Development assistance, one of the most prominent aspects of developed states international economic policy, has acquired an overt gender component. A commitment to assisting women through development programs, since the mid1970s, became widespread in OECD countries. A number of European countries, especially Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Holland , include benefit to women among the conditions of their aid programs. It would more easily be recognized that world politics is far from a zero sum game in which one side s gain is the other s loss.