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Federalism,feminism and multilevel governance /

Contributor(s): Series: Gender in a global/local worldPublication details: 2010 Ashgate FarnhamDescription: xviii, 267 p. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 9780754677178
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • HQ1236 .F43 2010
Summary: Part I. 1. Introduction: political architecture and its gender impact -- 2. Federalism, feminism and multilevel governance: the elusive search for theory? ; -- Part II. Older federations: Australia, Canada, United States. 3. Federalism, childcare and multilevel governance in Australia -- 4. Navigating the shoals of Canadian federalism: childcare advocacy -- 5. Colonialism isn't the only answer: indigenous peoples and multilevel governance in Canada -- 6. Federalism and feminism: the Canadian challenge for women's urban safety -- 7. Federalism and LGBT Rights in the US and Canada: a comparative policy analysis -- 8. Caught in a bind: the US pro-choice movement and federalism ; -- Part III. Europe: Germany, Russia, the UK. -- 9 Multiple policy scales and the development of parental leave policy in Germany --10. Women, Gender and Federalism in Russia: a deafening silence --11. Devolution and the multilevel politics of gender in the UK ; -- Part IV. 12. A fine balance? Multilevel governance and women's organising in India -- 13. Gender, democracy and federalism in Mexico: implications for reproductive rights and social policy -- 14. Transnational localities: federalism and the gendered politics of citizenship in central Mexico -- 15. Federalism and gendered politics in Nigeria ; -- Part V. 16. Conclusion.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [239]-259) and index

Part I. 1. Introduction: political architecture and its gender impact --
2. Federalism, feminism and multilevel governance: the elusive search for theory? ; --
Part II. Older federations: Australia, Canada, United States. 3. Federalism, childcare and multilevel governance in Australia --
4. Navigating the shoals of Canadian federalism: childcare advocacy --
5. Colonialism isn't the only answer: indigenous peoples and multilevel governance in Canada --
6. Federalism and feminism: the Canadian challenge for women's urban safety --
7. Federalism and LGBT Rights in the US and Canada: a comparative policy analysis --
8. Caught in a bind: the US pro-choice movement and federalism ; --
Part III. Europe: Germany, Russia, the UK. --
9 Multiple policy scales and the development of parental leave policy in Germany --10. Women, Gender and Federalism in Russia: a deafening silence --11. Devolution and the multilevel politics of gender in the UK ; --
Part IV. 12. A fine balance? Multilevel governance and women's organising in India --
13. Gender, democracy and federalism in Mexico: implications for reproductive rights and social policy --
14. Transnational localities: federalism and the gendered politics of citizenship in central Mexico --
15. Federalism and gendered politics in Nigeria ; --
Part V. 16. Conclusion.

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