Problems in Global Development Whenever there is growth, whether it

As Bayes and Tohidi point out, modernity is based on "industry, technology, free markets and capitalism, science, a largely secular culture, liberal democracy, individualism, rationalism, and humanism" (2001, p. 31). In Europe, these traits developed over a period of several centuries, from the time of the Renaissance in the fourteenth century, up through the Enlightenment and revolutions of the eighteenth century and the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. Throughout this period, Western culture moved from cottage industries and monarchies to democracies, republics, and corporations. Yet, even as individuals were gaining choices in many areas of their lives, some individuals, such as women, were losing some of the power they traditionally held in society. While some of that power has been regained in Western society, this is now the problem faced by women in lesser developed countries (LDCs) as these countries struggle to transform into new economic and political orders (Bayes & Tohidi, 2001).

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