International Law and Violence Against Women
Europe and the Istanbul Convention
Herausgeber: Niemi, Johanna; Stoyanova, Vladislava; Peroni, Lourdes
International Law and Violence Against Women
Europe and the Istanbul Convention
Herausgeber: Niemi, Johanna; Stoyanova, Vladislava; Peroni, Lourdes
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This book offers an in-depth and critical analysis of the Istanbul Convention, along with discussions on its impact and implications. It provides a valuable guide for policy makers, students and academics in international human rights law, criminal and social law, social policy, social work and gender studies.
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This book offers an in-depth and critical analysis of the Istanbul Convention, along with discussions on its impact and implications. It provides a valuable guide for policy makers, students and academics in international human rights law, criminal and social law, social policy, social work and gender studies.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Routledge Research in Human Rights Law
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 328
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 498g
- ISBN-13: 9781032173535
- ISBN-10: 103217353X
- Artikelnr.: 62571989
- Routledge Research in Human Rights Law
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 328
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 498g
- ISBN-13: 9781032173535
- ISBN-10: 103217353X
- Artikelnr.: 62571989
Johanna Niemi, Professor of Procedural Law, University of Turku, Finland Lourdes Peroni, Human Rights Lecturer, Sheffield Hallam University, UK Vladislava Stoyanova, Associate Professor, Lund University, Sweden
Introduction: The Istanbul Convention as a Response to Violence against
Women in Europe, Johanna Niemi, Lourdes Peroni and Vladislava Stoyanova;
Part I: Context and Role;
1 - The Istanbul Convention in the Context of Feminist Claims;
2 - Unleashing the Gender Equality Potential of the Istanbul Convention;
3 - The Istanbul Convention as an Interpretative Tool at the European and
National Levels;
Part II: Concepts;
4 - The Concepts of Gender and Violence in the Istanbul Convention;
5 - Due Diligence versus Positive Obligations: Critical Reflections on the
Council of Europe Convention on Violence against Women;
Part III: Criminal Law Responses;
6 - The Istanbul Convention on Sexual Offences: A Duty to Reform the
Wording of National Law or the Way We Think?;
7 - Exploring Intersectionality: Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting in the
Istanbul Convention;
8 - Forced Sterilisation in the Istanbul Convention: Remedies,
Intersectional Discrimination and Cis-Exclusiveness;
Part IV: Victim Services;
9 - The Right to Adequate Housing of Battered Women: The Added Value of the
Istanbul Convention?;
10 - Support to Battered Women in Sweden: Non-profits and Public
Authorities Collaborating, Counteracting and Competing;
Part V: Migration and Asylum;
11 - Protection beyond Victimization: The Significance of the Istanbul
Convention for Migrant Women;
12 - Gender-Based Violence against Women and International Protection
Needs: The Contribution of the Istanbul Convention;
Part VI: National Responses to the Convention;
13 - The Istanbul Convention in Poland: Between the "War on Gender" and
Legal Reform;
14 - Reservations and Declarations under the Istanbul Convention;
Women in Europe, Johanna Niemi, Lourdes Peroni and Vladislava Stoyanova;
Part I: Context and Role;
1 - The Istanbul Convention in the Context of Feminist Claims;
2 - Unleashing the Gender Equality Potential of the Istanbul Convention;
3 - The Istanbul Convention as an Interpretative Tool at the European and
National Levels;
Part II: Concepts;
4 - The Concepts of Gender and Violence in the Istanbul Convention;
5 - Due Diligence versus Positive Obligations: Critical Reflections on the
Council of Europe Convention on Violence against Women;
Part III: Criminal Law Responses;
6 - The Istanbul Convention on Sexual Offences: A Duty to Reform the
Wording of National Law or the Way We Think?;
7 - Exploring Intersectionality: Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting in the
Istanbul Convention;
8 - Forced Sterilisation in the Istanbul Convention: Remedies,
Intersectional Discrimination and Cis-Exclusiveness;
Part IV: Victim Services;
9 - The Right to Adequate Housing of Battered Women: The Added Value of the
Istanbul Convention?;
10 - Support to Battered Women in Sweden: Non-profits and Public
Authorities Collaborating, Counteracting and Competing;
Part V: Migration and Asylum;
11 - Protection beyond Victimization: The Significance of the Istanbul
Convention for Migrant Women;
12 - Gender-Based Violence against Women and International Protection
Needs: The Contribution of the Istanbul Convention;
Part VI: National Responses to the Convention;
13 - The Istanbul Convention in Poland: Between the "War on Gender" and
Legal Reform;
14 - Reservations and Declarations under the Istanbul Convention;
Introduction: The Istanbul Convention as a Response to Violence against
Women in Europe, Johanna Niemi, Lourdes Peroni and Vladislava Stoyanova;
Part I: Context and Role;
1 - The Istanbul Convention in the Context of Feminist Claims;
2 - Unleashing the Gender Equality Potential of the Istanbul Convention;
3 - The Istanbul Convention as an Interpretative Tool at the European and
National Levels;
Part II: Concepts;
4 - The Concepts of Gender and Violence in the Istanbul Convention;
5 - Due Diligence versus Positive Obligations: Critical Reflections on the
Council of Europe Convention on Violence against Women;
Part III: Criminal Law Responses;
6 - The Istanbul Convention on Sexual Offences: A Duty to Reform the
Wording of National Law or the Way We Think?;
7 - Exploring Intersectionality: Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting in the
Istanbul Convention;
8 - Forced Sterilisation in the Istanbul Convention: Remedies,
Intersectional Discrimination and Cis-Exclusiveness;
Part IV: Victim Services;
9 - The Right to Adequate Housing of Battered Women: The Added Value of the
Istanbul Convention?;
10 - Support to Battered Women in Sweden: Non-profits and Public
Authorities Collaborating, Counteracting and Competing;
Part V: Migration and Asylum;
11 - Protection beyond Victimization: The Significance of the Istanbul
Convention for Migrant Women;
12 - Gender-Based Violence against Women and International Protection
Needs: The Contribution of the Istanbul Convention;
Part VI: National Responses to the Convention;
13 - The Istanbul Convention in Poland: Between the "War on Gender" and
Legal Reform;
14 - Reservations and Declarations under the Istanbul Convention;
Women in Europe, Johanna Niemi, Lourdes Peroni and Vladislava Stoyanova;
Part I: Context and Role;
1 - The Istanbul Convention in the Context of Feminist Claims;
2 - Unleashing the Gender Equality Potential of the Istanbul Convention;
3 - The Istanbul Convention as an Interpretative Tool at the European and
National Levels;
Part II: Concepts;
4 - The Concepts of Gender and Violence in the Istanbul Convention;
5 - Due Diligence versus Positive Obligations: Critical Reflections on the
Council of Europe Convention on Violence against Women;
Part III: Criminal Law Responses;
6 - The Istanbul Convention on Sexual Offences: A Duty to Reform the
Wording of National Law or the Way We Think?;
7 - Exploring Intersectionality: Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting in the
Istanbul Convention;
8 - Forced Sterilisation in the Istanbul Convention: Remedies,
Intersectional Discrimination and Cis-Exclusiveness;
Part IV: Victim Services;
9 - The Right to Adequate Housing of Battered Women: The Added Value of the
Istanbul Convention?;
10 - Support to Battered Women in Sweden: Non-profits and Public
Authorities Collaborating, Counteracting and Competing;
Part V: Migration and Asylum;
11 - Protection beyond Victimization: The Significance of the Istanbul
Convention for Migrant Women;
12 - Gender-Based Violence against Women and International Protection
Needs: The Contribution of the Istanbul Convention;
Part VI: National Responses to the Convention;
13 - The Istanbul Convention in Poland: Between the "War on Gender" and
Legal Reform;
14 - Reservations and Declarations under the Istanbul Convention;