International Women's Rights Law and Gender Equality
Making the Law Work for Women
Herausgeber: Vijeyarasa, Ramona
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The law is a well-known tool to fight gender inequality, but which laws actually advance womenâ s rights? This book unpacks the complex nuances behind gender-responsive domestic legislation, from several of the worldâ s leading experts on gender equality.
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The law is a well-known tool to fight gender inequality, but which laws actually advance womenâ s rights? This book unpacks the complex nuances behind gender-responsive domestic legislation, from several of the worldâ s leading experts on gender equality.
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- Routledge Studies in Gender and Global Politics
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 442g
- ISBN-13: 9780367549411
- ISBN-10: 0367549417
- Artikelnr.: 61288247
- Routledge Studies in Gender and Global Politics
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 442g
- ISBN-13: 9780367549411
- ISBN-10: 0367549417
- Artikelnr.: 61288247
Ramona Vijeyarasa is a global scholar of gender equality. She is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Law at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia. Her research has helped shape theory and practice in areas of migration and trafficking, human rights and international women's rights. Ramona is the Chief Investigator behind the Gender Legislative Index, a tool used to rank and score legislation for its gender-responsiveness. She is the author of the academic best-seller Sex, Slavery and the Trafficked Woman: Myths and Misconceptions about Trafficking and its Victims (2015) and a plethora of academic, policy and general media publications on law and gender issues. Ramona has been the recipient of a number of awards and grants, including from the Academy of the Social Sciences of Australia (2020-2021) and the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (2020-2022). She was the 2020 Women's Leadership Institute of Australia Research Fellow. Before joining academia, Ramona held several positions related to women's rights in international organisations, and local and international NGOs.
Foreword Part I. Women and the Law: Addressing Inequality Chapter 1. In
Pursuit of Gender-Responsive Legislation: Transforming Women's Lives
Through the Law Chapter 2. Women's Rights - The State of Play: How Far Have
We Come Since the Beijing Declaration? Part II. Legislating for Women:
Successes and Setbacks in Delivering Gender-Responsive Outcomes for Women
Chapter 3. Domestic Violence Law: When Good Intentions Go Awry in Practice
Comment: Promoting Safety and Accountability: Clarity, Consistency and
Interconnected Laws Chapter 4. Towards a Gender-Transformative Approach to
Abortion: Legislative Perspectives from South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa
Comment: Gender-Transformative Law Reform as Healthcare Chapter 5.
Employing the Law for Women: Gender, Work and Legal Regulation in Australia
Comment: Women and Work - How Useful is the Law? Chapter 6. Enhancing
Equality in Political Life: Successes and Limitations with Electoral Gender
Quotas Comment: Enhancing Equality in Public Life Part III. Legislating
with Women in Mind: A Demand for Gender-Responsiveness at the Drafting
Table Chapter 7. Gender, Race and Environmental Law: A Feminist Critique
Comment: Gender and Queer Perspectives on the Sustainable Development
Paradigm for Environmental Law Chapter 8. 'No One Left Behind'? Gender
Equality Taxation and the UN 2030 Global Agenda Comment: Tax, Gender
Equality and Sharing the Costs of Care Chapter 9. Women in Anticorruption
Laws: The Case for More Gender-Responsive International Treaties Comment:
Perverse Reactions and the Missing Link in Gender-Smart Anticorruption
Policy Part IV. Accountability for Embedding Women's Rights in Domestic Law
Chapter 10. CEDAW and Global Standards for Women's Rights: The Convention's
Actual and Potential Influence as an Accountability Mechanism for
Gender-Sensitive Legislation Chapter 11. Lighting the Spark: Reimagining
the Statutory Landscape Through the Feminist Legislation Project Chapter
12. Gender Audits and Legislative Scrutiny: Do Parliamentary Human Rights
Bodies have a Role to Play? Chapter 13. Conclusion - Women and the Law: The
Challenges Ahead for Gender-Responsive Legislation
Pursuit of Gender-Responsive Legislation: Transforming Women's Lives
Through the Law Chapter 2. Women's Rights - The State of Play: How Far Have
We Come Since the Beijing Declaration? Part II. Legislating for Women:
Successes and Setbacks in Delivering Gender-Responsive Outcomes for Women
Chapter 3. Domestic Violence Law: When Good Intentions Go Awry in Practice
Comment: Promoting Safety and Accountability: Clarity, Consistency and
Interconnected Laws Chapter 4. Towards a Gender-Transformative Approach to
Abortion: Legislative Perspectives from South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa
Comment: Gender-Transformative Law Reform as Healthcare Chapter 5.
Employing the Law for Women: Gender, Work and Legal Regulation in Australia
Comment: Women and Work - How Useful is the Law? Chapter 6. Enhancing
Equality in Political Life: Successes and Limitations with Electoral Gender
Quotas Comment: Enhancing Equality in Public Life Part III. Legislating
with Women in Mind: A Demand for Gender-Responsiveness at the Drafting
Table Chapter 7. Gender, Race and Environmental Law: A Feminist Critique
Comment: Gender and Queer Perspectives on the Sustainable Development
Paradigm for Environmental Law Chapter 8. 'No One Left Behind'? Gender
Equality Taxation and the UN 2030 Global Agenda Comment: Tax, Gender
Equality and Sharing the Costs of Care Chapter 9. Women in Anticorruption
Laws: The Case for More Gender-Responsive International Treaties Comment:
Perverse Reactions and the Missing Link in Gender-Smart Anticorruption
Policy Part IV. Accountability for Embedding Women's Rights in Domestic Law
Chapter 10. CEDAW and Global Standards for Women's Rights: The Convention's
Actual and Potential Influence as an Accountability Mechanism for
Gender-Sensitive Legislation Chapter 11. Lighting the Spark: Reimagining
the Statutory Landscape Through the Feminist Legislation Project Chapter
12. Gender Audits and Legislative Scrutiny: Do Parliamentary Human Rights
Bodies have a Role to Play? Chapter 13. Conclusion - Women and the Law: The
Challenges Ahead for Gender-Responsive Legislation
Foreword Part I. Women and the Law: Addressing Inequality Chapter 1. In
Pursuit of Gender-Responsive Legislation: Transforming Women's Lives
Through the Law Chapter 2. Women's Rights - The State of Play: How Far Have
We Come Since the Beijing Declaration? Part II. Legislating for Women:
Successes and Setbacks in Delivering Gender-Responsive Outcomes for Women
Chapter 3. Domestic Violence Law: When Good Intentions Go Awry in Practice
Comment: Promoting Safety and Accountability: Clarity, Consistency and
Interconnected Laws Chapter 4. Towards a Gender-Transformative Approach to
Abortion: Legislative Perspectives from South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa
Comment: Gender-Transformative Law Reform as Healthcare Chapter 5.
Employing the Law for Women: Gender, Work and Legal Regulation in Australia
Comment: Women and Work - How Useful is the Law? Chapter 6. Enhancing
Equality in Political Life: Successes and Limitations with Electoral Gender
Quotas Comment: Enhancing Equality in Public Life Part III. Legislating
with Women in Mind: A Demand for Gender-Responsiveness at the Drafting
Table Chapter 7. Gender, Race and Environmental Law: A Feminist Critique
Comment: Gender and Queer Perspectives on the Sustainable Development
Paradigm for Environmental Law Chapter 8. 'No One Left Behind'? Gender
Equality Taxation and the UN 2030 Global Agenda Comment: Tax, Gender
Equality and Sharing the Costs of Care Chapter 9. Women in Anticorruption
Laws: The Case for More Gender-Responsive International Treaties Comment:
Perverse Reactions and the Missing Link in Gender-Smart Anticorruption
Policy Part IV. Accountability for Embedding Women's Rights in Domestic Law
Chapter 10. CEDAW and Global Standards for Women's Rights: The Convention's
Actual and Potential Influence as an Accountability Mechanism for
Gender-Sensitive Legislation Chapter 11. Lighting the Spark: Reimagining
the Statutory Landscape Through the Feminist Legislation Project Chapter
12. Gender Audits and Legislative Scrutiny: Do Parliamentary Human Rights
Bodies have a Role to Play? Chapter 13. Conclusion - Women and the Law: The
Challenges Ahead for Gender-Responsive Legislation
Pursuit of Gender-Responsive Legislation: Transforming Women's Lives
Through the Law Chapter 2. Women's Rights - The State of Play: How Far Have
We Come Since the Beijing Declaration? Part II. Legislating for Women:
Successes and Setbacks in Delivering Gender-Responsive Outcomes for Women
Chapter 3. Domestic Violence Law: When Good Intentions Go Awry in Practice
Comment: Promoting Safety and Accountability: Clarity, Consistency and
Interconnected Laws Chapter 4. Towards a Gender-Transformative Approach to
Abortion: Legislative Perspectives from South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa
Comment: Gender-Transformative Law Reform as Healthcare Chapter 5.
Employing the Law for Women: Gender, Work and Legal Regulation in Australia
Comment: Women and Work - How Useful is the Law? Chapter 6. Enhancing
Equality in Political Life: Successes and Limitations with Electoral Gender
Quotas Comment: Enhancing Equality in Public Life Part III. Legislating
with Women in Mind: A Demand for Gender-Responsiveness at the Drafting
Table Chapter 7. Gender, Race and Environmental Law: A Feminist Critique
Comment: Gender and Queer Perspectives on the Sustainable Development
Paradigm for Environmental Law Chapter 8. 'No One Left Behind'? Gender
Equality Taxation and the UN 2030 Global Agenda Comment: Tax, Gender
Equality and Sharing the Costs of Care Chapter 9. Women in Anticorruption
Laws: The Case for More Gender-Responsive International Treaties Comment:
Perverse Reactions and the Missing Link in Gender-Smart Anticorruption
Policy Part IV. Accountability for Embedding Women's Rights in Domestic Law
Chapter 10. CEDAW and Global Standards for Women's Rights: The Convention's
Actual and Potential Influence as an Accountability Mechanism for
Gender-Sensitive Legislation Chapter 11. Lighting the Spark: Reimagining
the Statutory Landscape Through the Feminist Legislation Project Chapter
12. Gender Audits and Legislative Scrutiny: Do Parliamentary Human Rights
Bodies have a Role to Play? Chapter 13. Conclusion - Women and the Law: The
Challenges Ahead for Gender-Responsive Legislation