La Revolución de Género

Marguerite A. Peeters, an American journalist born in New York in 1963, has spent more than thirty years studying and analyzing international organizations and cultural change in the West. With more than 300 published reports, her work offers a unique perspective on the challenges facing our society in the age of globalization. Considered the reference work in her field, this book offers a meticulous analysis of the challenges facing our society in the age of globalization. Peeters offers a meticulous and in-depth analysis of gender ideology. From its roots to its expansion as a global normative force, the author unravels the origins and ambitions of this school of thought. Exploring concepts such as performative gender, normative oppressions and cultural stereotypes, Peeters examines the implications of gender ideology for supra-international institutions and society at large. His work reveals how gender has become the driving force behind global policies and how it directly impacts people's lives.