The transforming role of women in territorial development: An approach from the theory of capabilities.

This essay analyses women's contribution to territorial development from a gender equality perspective, addressing their role in building inclusive and sustainable communities. Through a historical and theoretical journey, it explores the structural barriers and achievements of feminist movements, highlighting the impact of women in the economic and social spheres. Employing Amartya Sen's capability theory, it examines how women's empowerment and participation enhance collective well-being and promote equitable progress. This analysis underscores the need to remove gender barriers and strengthen women's capabilities for inclusive territorial development.

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Mexican Bioethics Review ICSA
Published
2025-07-05
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https://doi.org/10.29057/mbr.v7i13.14398
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Rural development and sustainability
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The transforming role of women in territorial development: An approach from the theory of capabilities.

Cliffor Jerry Herrera Castrillo, Martha Miurel Suárez Soza, Fátima Yelina Vanegas Avilés
Mexican Bioethics Review ICSA
Rural development and sustainability
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The transforming role of women in territorial development: An approach from the theory of capabilities.

Cliffor Jerry Herrera Castrillo, Martha Miurel Suárez Soza, Fátima Yelina Vanegas Avilés
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Abstract

This essay analyses women's contribution to territorial development from a gender equality perspective, addressing their role in building inclusive and sustainable communities. Through a historical and theoretical journey, it explores the structural barriers and achievements of feminist movements, highlighting the impact of women in the economic and social spheres. Employing Amartya Sen's capability theory, it examines how women's empowerment and participation enhance collective well-being and promote equitable progress. This analysis underscores the need to remove gender barriers and strengthen women's capabilities for inclusive territorial development.

Mexican Bioethics Review ICSAVol. 7(13)
National Autonomous University of Nicaragua (NI), National University of Engineering (NI), Catholic University of Dry Tropic Farming and Livestock (NI)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Rural development and sustainability
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