The cross-national trend in post-industrial societies of establishing state structures assigned to improve the status of women is studied in this book. The existence of a phenomenon called `state feminism' has begun to be a focus of research in the past few years, although the phenomenon itself dates from the 1960s, thus there is a clear need for a comparative analysis. With contributions from renowned scholars, the book: describes and classifies the range and diversity of state structures charged with improving the status of women in post-industrial societies; analyzes their effect on the…mehr
The cross-national trend in post-industrial societies of establishing state structures assigned to improve the status of women is studied in this book. The existence of a phenomenon called `state feminism' has begun to be a focus of research in the past few years, although the phenomenon itself dates from the 1960s, thus there is a clear need for a comparative analysis. With contributions from renowned scholars, the book: describes and classifies the range and diversity of state structures charged with improving the status of women in post-industrial societies; analyzes their effect on the status of women on achieving feminist goals; and explains the variations among post-industrial societies in the establishment, elaboration and effectiveness of such state structures.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Amy G. Mazur is Professor of Political Science at Washington State University. Her research and teaching focus on comparative feminist policy with a particular emphasis on France and comparative methodology. Her books include Comparative State Feminism (Sage, 1995) (editor, with Dorothy McBride Stetson); Gender Bias and the State: Symbolic Reform at Work in Fifth Republic France (Pittsburgh University Press, 1995); State Feminism, Women's Movement, and Job Training: Making Democracies Work in the Global Economy (Routledge, 2001) (editor); and Theorizing Feminist Policy (Oxford, 2002). She has published in Political Research Quarterly , French Politics and Society , Policy Studies Journal , West European Politics , European Journal of Political Research , European Political Science , Review of Policy Research , Contemporary French Civilization , Travail Genre et Socit , Espace-Temps , and French Politics . She is co-convener of the Research Network on Gender Politics and the State and convener of the French Politics Group of the APSA. Her research has been funded by the National Science Foundation, the European Science Foundation, and the French Ministry of Social Affairs. In 2005-06, she was an expert consultant on womens political participation for the Division of the Advancement of Women at the United Nations.
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Introduction - Dorothy McBride Stetson and Amy Mazur `Femocrats in Glass Towers - Marian Sawer The Office of the Status of Women in Australia Feminism and State Institutions in Canada - Linda Geller-Schwartz A Political Niche - Anette Borchorst Denmark s Equal Status Council Strong State and Symbolic Reform - Amy Mazur The Ministère des Droits de la Femme in France Making Equality - Myra Marx Ferree The Women s Affairs Offices in the Federal Republic of Germany The Equal Opportunities Commission in Great Britain - Joni Lovenduski Ireland s Policy Machinery - Evelyn Mahon The Ministry of State for Women s Affairs and Joint Oireachtas Committees for Women s Rights The Late-Comers - Marila Guadagnini Italy s Equal Status and Equal Opportunity Agencies Administrative Accommodation in the Netherlands - Joyce Outshoorn The Department for the Coordination of Equality Policy Women s Equality Machinery in Norway - Jill Bystydzienski The Equal Status Council Women, the State and the Need for Civil Society - Jean Robinson The Liga Kobiet in Poland The Power of Persuasion - Ceila Valiente The Instituto de la Mujer in Spain The State s Equality for Women - Amy Elman Sweden s Equality Ombudsman The Oldest Women s Policy Agency - Dorothy McBride Stetson The Women s Bureau in the U S Conclusion - Amy Mazur and Dorothy McBride Stetson The Case for State Feminism
Introduction - Dorothy McBride Stetson and Amy Mazur `Femocrats in Glass Towers - Marian Sawer The Office of the Status of Women in Australia Feminism and State Institutions in Canada - Linda Geller-Schwartz A Political Niche - Anette Borchorst Denmark s Equal Status Council Strong State and Symbolic Reform - Amy Mazur The Ministère des Droits de la Femme in France Making Equality - Myra Marx Ferree The Women s Affairs Offices in the Federal Republic of Germany The Equal Opportunities Commission in Great Britain - Joni Lovenduski Ireland s Policy Machinery - Evelyn Mahon The Ministry of State for Women s Affairs and Joint Oireachtas Committees for Women s Rights The Late-Comers - Marila Guadagnini Italy s Equal Status and Equal Opportunity Agencies Administrative Accommodation in the Netherlands - Joyce Outshoorn The Department for the Coordination of Equality Policy Women s Equality Machinery in Norway - Jill Bystydzienski The Equal Status Council Women, the State and the Need for Civil Society - Jean Robinson The Liga Kobiet in Poland The Power of Persuasion - Ceila Valiente The Instituto de la Mujer in Spain The State s Equality for Women - Amy Elman Sweden s Equality Ombudsman The Oldest Women s Policy Agency - Dorothy McBride Stetson The Women s Bureau in the U S Conclusion - Amy Mazur and Dorothy McBride Stetson The Case for State Feminism
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