This book deals with feminist institutionalism through asking the question if gender equality can be designed and applying an analysis related to this question to the South African Commission for Gender Equality.
This book deals with feminist institutionalism through asking the question if gender equality can be designed and applying an analysis related to this question to the South African Commission for Gender Equality.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Amanda Gouws is professor of political science at the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: Can Gender Equality be Designed?, Amanda Gouws 2. The History of the National Gender Machinery in South Africa, Shireen Hassim 3. A Feminist Footprint? The Commission for Gender Equality and the Courts, Cathi Albertyn 4. Structure and Agency in institution-building: Identity Crisis in the Commission for Gender Equality, Sheila Meintjes 5. Reflections of the First Chair of the Commission for Gender Equality, Tenjiwe Mtintso 6. The journey of a gender diva through the institutions: from parliament to the Commission for Gender Equality, Gertrude Fester 7. The Commission for Gender Equality: Leveraging Constitutional Rights to Gender Equality, Janine Hicks 8. Reflections of the first Chair of the Joint Monitoring Commission on the Quality of Life and the Status of Women, Pregs Govender 9. In the Belly of the Beast: Of Structural Problems and Straitjackets in the Commission for Gender Equality, Amanda Gouws 10. Lip Servicing the Budgets; Where's the Money for Gender Equity?, Joy Watson 11. The National Gender Machinery: From an Integrated Set of Structures to a Women's Ministry, Philile Ntuli 12. Changing Visions? A Discursive Exploration of the National Gender Machinery in South Africa, Ubanesia Adams 13. Gaining Power Through the National Gender Machinery, Lisa Vetten 14. The Road to the National Strategic Plan on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide: The National Gender Machinery and the Impact of African Feminist Direct Action and Protest, Simamkele Dlakavu
1. Introduction: Can Gender Equality be Designed?, Amanda Gouws 2. The History of the National Gender Machinery in South Africa, Shireen Hassim 3. A Feminist Footprint? The Commission for Gender Equality and the Courts, Cathi Albertyn 4. Structure and Agency in institution-building: Identity Crisis in the Commission for Gender Equality, Sheila Meintjes 5. Reflections of the First Chair of the Commission for Gender Equality, Tenjiwe Mtintso 6. The journey of a gender diva through the institutions: from parliament to the Commission for Gender Equality, Gertrude Fester 7. The Commission for Gender Equality: Leveraging Constitutional Rights to Gender Equality, Janine Hicks 8. Reflections of the first Chair of the Joint Monitoring Commission on the Quality of Life and the Status of Women, Pregs Govender 9. In the Belly of the Beast: Of Structural Problems and Straitjackets in the Commission for Gender Equality, Amanda Gouws 10. Lip Servicing the Budgets; Where's the Money for Gender Equity?, Joy Watson 11. The National Gender Machinery: From an Integrated Set of Structures to a Women's Ministry, Philile Ntuli 12. Changing Visions? A Discursive Exploration of the National Gender Machinery in South Africa, Ubanesia Adams 13. Gaining Power Through the National Gender Machinery, Lisa Vetten 14. The Road to the National Strategic Plan on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide: The National Gender Machinery and the Impact of African Feminist Direct Action and Protest, Simamkele Dlakavu
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