This book addresses the impact of Chile's postdictatorial legal framework on its historically and structurally disadvantaged groups, concentrating on the various issues and challenges that affect them. It explores challenges facing LGBTI, imprisoned, marginalized, indigenous, working class, and migrant individuals and women.
This book addresses the impact of Chile's postdictatorial legal framework on its historically and structurally disadvantaged groups, concentrating on the various issues and challenges that affect them. It explores challenges facing LGBTI, imprisoned, marginalized, indigenous, working class, and migrant individuals and women.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Pablo Marshall is associate professor of law at Universidad Austral de Chile.
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Introduction 1. The Institutional Response to Sexually Diverse Citizenship: Readaptation and Resistance Fernando Muñoz 2. Autonomy, Vulnerability, and Resistance: Brief History of the Feminist Fight for Abortion Lieta Vivaldi 3. Political Participation of Women: Potentialities, Limits, and Challenges Yanira Zúñiga 4. Torture and Domestic Violence: A View from Cases of Terroristic Torture and Intimate Terrorism Paula Hollstein 5. The Response to Sex Work: A Regulation with a Voice of Their Own Paula Nuño and Ximena Valencia 6. Toward a Multicultural Jurisdiction: The Case of Mapuche Women Luis Villavicencio 7. Frustrated Multiculturalism: (Neo)Liberalism and the Mapuche People Matías Meza-Lopehandía 8. Immigrants: Legal Configuration of a Disadvantaged Group Jaime Bassa and Fernanda Torres 9. Public Order and Inequality in the Streets Paz Irarrázabal 10. Citizenship and Prisoners Pablo Marshall and Carla Moscoso 11. The Worker by Himself: Thwarting Workers' Collective Action Through Law José Luis Ugarte Index About the Editor About the Contributors
Introduction 1. The Institutional Response to Sexually Diverse Citizenship: Readaptation and Resistance Fernando Muñoz 2. Autonomy, Vulnerability, and Resistance: Brief History of the Feminist Fight for Abortion Lieta Vivaldi 3. Political Participation of Women: Potentialities, Limits, and Challenges Yanira Zúñiga 4. Torture and Domestic Violence: A View from Cases of Terroristic Torture and Intimate Terrorism Paula Hollstein 5. The Response to Sex Work: A Regulation with a Voice of Their Own Paula Nuño and Ximena Valencia 6. Toward a Multicultural Jurisdiction: The Case of Mapuche Women Luis Villavicencio 7. Frustrated Multiculturalism: (Neo)Liberalism and the Mapuche People Matías Meza-Lopehandía 8. Immigrants: Legal Configuration of a Disadvantaged Group Jaime Bassa and Fernanda Torres 9. Public Order and Inequality in the Streets Paz Irarrázabal 10. Citizenship and Prisoners Pablo Marshall and Carla Moscoso 11. The Worker by Himself: Thwarting Workers' Collective Action Through Law José Luis Ugarte Index About the Editor About the Contributors
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