Abstract
The aim of this article is, in the context of the genderization of the concepts of poverty and social exclusion, to delimit or define the concept of gender and distinguish between the two existing approaches: the first focuses on analyzing the so-called feminization of poverty that was in vogue at the end of the 1990s, and the second analyzes poverty and social exclusion from the perspective of gender.
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