Rosalind Cavaghan presents a much needed fresh insight into the mechanisms maintaining the state's production of gender inequality, along with new perspectives on how we can tackle them. Making Gender Equality Happen argues that we must examine why so many policy makers can't understand how to 'mainstream gender'. To do this, Cavaghan develops a new methodological and theoretical perspective Gender Knowledge Contestation Analysis and applies it to examine how Gender Mainstreaming did, and did not, work in the EU's Science and Research policy. Findings provide fresh insights which help us to…mehr
Rosalind Cavaghan presents a much needed fresh insight into the mechanisms maintaining the state's production of gender inequality, along with new perspectives on how we can tackle them. Making Gender Equality Happen argues that we must examine why so many policy makers can't understand how to 'mainstream gender'. To do this, Cavaghan develops a new methodological and theoretical perspective Gender Knowledge Contestation Analysis and applies it to examine how Gender Mainstreaming did, and did not, work in the EU's Science and Research policy. Findings provide fresh insights which help us to better understand and implement gender equality policies, in the changing European political context.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Rosalind Cavaghan is a postdoctoral fellow at Glasgow Caledonian University. Her research combines the broad themes of European governance, public policy/global political economy and gender. She completed her PhD in Edinburgh, where she worked as a policy consultant, prior to commencing academic research.
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Table of Contents Boxes Tables and Figures Part I: Gender Change and EU Gender Mainstreaming Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Mainstreaming Gender: Gender and the State Chapter 3: Understanding Policy as a Knowledge Process Part II: Empirical Analysis Chapter 4: Developing and Doing Gender Knowledge Contestation Analysis Chapter 5: 'No Data, No Problem, No Policy': Establishing Gender Mainstreaming in DG Research Chapter 6: 'Lets Say We Did Our Homework': Gender Mainstreaming in 'Directorate H' Chapter 7: 'Anything Pro-active, No.' Gender Mainstreaming in 'Directorate N' Part III Conclusions Chapter 8: Re-Thinking Gender Mainstreaming: Process, Contestation, and Knowing
Table of Contents Boxes Tables and Figures Part I: Gender Change and EU Gender Mainstreaming Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Mainstreaming Gender: Gender and the State Chapter 3: Understanding Policy as a Knowledge Process Part II: Empirical Analysis Chapter 4: Developing and Doing Gender Knowledge Contestation Analysis Chapter 5: 'No Data, No Problem, No Policy': Establishing Gender Mainstreaming in DG Research Chapter 6: 'Lets Say We Did Our Homework': Gender Mainstreaming in 'Directorate H' Chapter 7: 'Anything Pro-active, No.' Gender Mainstreaming in 'Directorate N' Part III Conclusions Chapter 8: Re-Thinking Gender Mainstreaming: Process, Contestation, and Knowing
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