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... Figure 1.Map of study area .................................................................................................................. 19 Figure 2.Sampling design .................................................................................................................... 21 Figure 3.T ...
... Figure 1.Map of study area .................................................................................................................. 19 Figure 2.Sampling design .................................................................................................................... 21 Figure 3.T ...
The Rational Design of Relations Between Intergovernmental
... 2.1 Formalization Formalization is a logical first dimension to classify IORs. After all, when it comes to the IGOs themselves, formalization is a key variable distinguishing between formal IGOs, informal IGOs, and decentralized cooperation (Vabulas and Snidal 2013). It therefore makes sense to clas ...
... 2.1 Formalization Formalization is a logical first dimension to classify IORs. After all, when it comes to the IGOs themselves, formalization is a key variable distinguishing between formal IGOs, informal IGOs, and decentralized cooperation (Vabulas and Snidal 2013). It therefore makes sense to clas ...
The Gender Matrix in Mary Wollstonecraft`s Letters
... texts (or writers) upon each other or to the practice of referencing several sources in a given text. Leon Roudiez notes, however, that intertextuality "has been generally misunderstood" (15). Kristeva's conceptualization ofintertextuality is a signifying (and revolutionary) practice that entails "t ...
... texts (or writers) upon each other or to the practice of referencing several sources in a given text. Leon Roudiez notes, however, that intertextuality "has been generally misunderstood" (15). Kristeva's conceptualization ofintertextuality is a signifying (and revolutionary) practice that entails "t ...
Towards a Feminine/Feminist/Female Discourse of Virginia Woolf
... struggles and developments of women; it changes with the progression of women’s writing history from oppression through suppression to expression. According to Woolf, “woman’s gift of making a world of her own wherever she happened to be” is “purely feminine” (MD 114). The process is more important ...
... struggles and developments of women; it changes with the progression of women’s writing history from oppression through suppression to expression. According to Woolf, “woman’s gift of making a world of her own wherever she happened to be” is “purely feminine” (MD 114). The process is more important ...
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... system”(Cotterrell 2010:xi).2 Even feminist scholars have neglected his theory of moral individualism relative to other aspects of his writings. This paper aims to address this shortcoming. While Durkheim’s concern with the development of individual freedom in modern society is undeniable, I argue t ...
... system”(Cotterrell 2010:xi).2 Even feminist scholars have neglected his theory of moral individualism relative to other aspects of his writings. This paper aims to address this shortcoming. While Durkheim’s concern with the development of individual freedom in modern society is undeniable, I argue t ...
Gender performativity in South African films with reference to Leon
... There appears to be very little written on comedy and gender, specifically in a South African context. To the best of my knowledge, no other work has been done on what this study is focused on and in this way, this study fills a gap and contributes to the understanding of gender performativity in S ...
... There appears to be very little written on comedy and gender, specifically in a South African context. To the best of my knowledge, no other work has been done on what this study is focused on and in this way, this study fills a gap and contributes to the understanding of gender performativity in S ...
Sexist advertisement in the Nordic countries
... well. The public is well aware that they can contact the Centre for Gender Equality to report advertisements. The Centre have noted that they receive many calls as soon as a sexist advert has been published, whereupon the Centre can contact the company and inform them that they may have broken the l ...
... well. The public is well aware that they can contact the Centre for Gender Equality to report advertisements. The Centre have noted that they receive many calls as soon as a sexist advert has been published, whereupon the Centre can contact the company and inform them that they may have broken the l ...
Towards Different Law and Public Policy
... or damaging stereotypes of women and men. In the Netherlands there is general acceptance of the view that Article 5a of CEDAW offers an additional legal tool to combat discrimination against women, when compared with national Dutch and European Community law that prohibits discrimination on the grou ...
... or damaging stereotypes of women and men. In the Netherlands there is general acceptance of the view that Article 5a of CEDAW offers an additional legal tool to combat discrimination against women, when compared with national Dutch and European Community law that prohibits discrimination on the grou ...
Gender Differences in Educational Outcomes. Study on the
... indicators of how a national education policy is working in terms of equity in comparison with others, but usually are not able to provide an analysis of particular causal factors, or what should or could be done to create a more equal gender system. ...
... indicators of how a national education policy is working in terms of equity in comparison with others, but usually are not able to provide an analysis of particular causal factors, or what should or could be done to create a more equal gender system. ...
Margaret Sanger:Eugenics vs Feminism
... itself, appose to women. Franks point out how Sanger’s terms dehumanized women’s reproductive systems, in many cases comparing them to animals. Sanger used the phrases “defective stock” when talking about “unfit” parents. Another common word that was used by Sanger to describe human reproduction was ...
... itself, appose to women. Franks point out how Sanger’s terms dehumanized women’s reproductive systems, in many cases comparing them to animals. Sanger used the phrases “defective stock” when talking about “unfit” parents. Another common word that was used by Sanger to describe human reproduction was ...
Gender justice and social norms – processes of change for
... girls’ agency in challenging discriminatory gender norms, and processes of resistance and backlash against changing gender norms. While a comprehensive survey of relevant literature on all these areas is outside the scope of this paper, it discusses key insights from different bodies of literature a ...
... girls’ agency in challenging discriminatory gender norms, and processes of resistance and backlash against changing gender norms. While a comprehensive survey of relevant literature on all these areas is outside the scope of this paper, it discusses key insights from different bodies of literature a ...
Gendered Voices in Children`s Television Advertising
... images as a source of meaning. These gender images display appearances and activities linked with gender. Based on our cursory examination, it appears that they also present an array of linguistic markers that bolster the more visually obvious gender representations; some of these linguistic markers ...
... images as a source of meaning. These gender images display appearances and activities linked with gender. Based on our cursory examination, it appears that they also present an array of linguistic markers that bolster the more visually obvious gender representations; some of these linguistic markers ...
“Ah, excuse me…I like your shirt”: An examination of compliment
... more ‘sexualised’ manner than females (Abbey 1987) have also grown popular, most recently as an attempt to explain the motivations behind sexual harassment (Johnson, Stockdale and Saal 1991). This paper examines both issues, investigating compliment responses across gender with ...
... more ‘sexualised’ manner than females (Abbey 1987) have also grown popular, most recently as an attempt to explain the motivations behind sexual harassment (Johnson, Stockdale and Saal 1991). This paper examines both issues, investigating compliment responses across gender with ...
Gender Training for Security Sector Personnel – good practices and lessons learned
... men and women, while ‘sex’ refers to the biological differences between males and females. Gender roles vary widely within and across cultures, and can change over time. Gender refers not simply to women or men but to the relationship between them. ...
... men and women, while ‘sex’ refers to the biological differences between males and females. Gender roles vary widely within and across cultures, and can change over time. Gender refers not simply to women or men but to the relationship between them. ...
On relevance of the peace culture concept in the study of ethnic
... non-violence along with sympathy for the weak represents the basic propensity of a culture of peace, which will be discussed in this paper. Such propensity basically corresponds to Geert Hofstede’s description of cultural femininity. In cultures with feminine traits men and women enjoy equal treatme ...
... non-violence along with sympathy for the weak represents the basic propensity of a culture of peace, which will be discussed in this paper. Such propensity basically corresponds to Geert Hofstede’s description of cultural femininity. In cultures with feminine traits men and women enjoy equal treatme ...
Chapter 24 Gender Identity and Stereotyping in Early
... arms outstretched in fists. He imagines his muscles bulging and his strength abounding, running here and there in an attempt to fly off to combat unseen evil forces. What can explain these gender differences in behavior? There are many different possible explanations. Some might say girls and boys c ...
... arms outstretched in fists. He imagines his muscles bulging and his strength abounding, running here and there in an attempt to fly off to combat unseen evil forces. What can explain these gender differences in behavior? There are many different possible explanations. Some might say girls and boys c ...
PLOTINA PLOTINA Working Lexicon
... The following lexicon includes concepts that are important to be defined for the purposes of this project. A number of different definitions were collected for each concept and presented at the kick off meeting of the project. Partners and Advisory Board (AB) members discussed the tabled definitions ...
... The following lexicon includes concepts that are important to be defined for the purposes of this project. A number of different definitions were collected for each concept and presented at the kick off meeting of the project. Partners and Advisory Board (AB) members discussed the tabled definitions ...
General Strain Theory for LGBQ and SSB Youth: The Importance of
... Downloaded from fcx.sagepub.com at UNIV OF OKLAHOMA on January 20, 2016 ...
... Downloaded from fcx.sagepub.com at UNIV OF OKLAHOMA on January 20, 2016 ...
Dora Šantić “Women`s Language”: Gender Identities and Language
... from an individual’s innate quality or a stable aspect of one’s identity. The first approach was introduced by West and Zimmerman as “doing gender”. According to the approach, the concept of gender implies a performance, an activity on the part of individuals that would identify them as male or fema ...
... from an individual’s innate quality or a stable aspect of one’s identity. The first approach was introduced by West and Zimmerman as “doing gender”. According to the approach, the concept of gender implies a performance, an activity on the part of individuals that would identify them as male or fema ...
Dead Broets Society: Masculinity in Walt Whitman`s War Verse
... I will admit that it has taken me a while to reach a conclusion to this question, and I still have doubts about my reasoning. I am a lover of Whitman’s poetry, and I have always had a respect for his daring display of his own homosexuality, but diving back into “Drum-Taps” and subsequent research s ...
... I will admit that it has taken me a while to reach a conclusion to this question, and I still have doubts about my reasoning. I am a lover of Whitman’s poetry, and I have always had a respect for his daring display of his own homosexuality, but diving back into “Drum-Taps” and subsequent research s ...
Does it Cost Too Much? A `Difference` Look at J.E.B. v. Alabama
... fortunately, in following Batson without question, the J.E.B. Court failed to recognize the distinction between race and gender z5 The Court in J.E.B. was faced with facts clearly indicating that the individual juror's gender was the only factor the prosecution considered. 26 Many experienced attorn ...
... fortunately, in following Batson without question, the J.E.B. Court failed to recognize the distinction between race and gender z5 The Court in J.E.B. was faced with facts clearly indicating that the individual juror's gender was the only factor the prosecution considered. 26 Many experienced attorn ...
Similarly Situated?: The Evolution of Gender
... for the general welfare. This justification of a gender distinction repeated Muller’s rational basis test. If it were not completely unreasonable or irrational for the government to see a difference between men and women, the Court did not perceive an unconstitutional distinction. The state’s legisl ...
... for the general welfare. This justification of a gender distinction repeated Muller’s rational basis test. If it were not completely unreasonable or irrational for the government to see a difference between men and women, the Court did not perceive an unconstitutional distinction. The state’s legisl ...
Collective Identity Formation and the International State
... Sullivan 1971, 851-52). This is a basis for feelings of solidarity, community, and loyalty and thus for collective definitions of interest. Having such interests does not mean that actors are irrational or no longer calculate costs and benefits but, rather, that they do so on a higher level of socia ...
... Sullivan 1971, 851-52). This is a basis for feelings of solidarity, community, and loyalty and thus for collective definitions of interest. Having such interests does not mean that actors are irrational or no longer calculate costs and benefits but, rather, that they do so on a higher level of socia ...
morote traducciones - Instituto de la Mujer
... The basis of equal opportunities policy is to be found in Section 3 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany, completed in 1994 by the commitment on the part of the Lander to assume responsibilities and work actively to create true equality of opportunities for women and men and combat ...
... The basis of equal opportunities policy is to be found in Section 3 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany, completed in 1994 by the commitment on the part of the Lander to assume responsibilities and work actively to create true equality of opportunities for women and men and combat ...
SB 33.3.sparey - Open Research Exeter
... outlines, largely been skewed by misperceptions about early modern humoral theory. Such misperceptions will be shown to have especially influenced readings of dramatic representations of adolescence, where studies about the body of the “boy actor” have emphasized humoral constructions of gender in a ...
... outlines, largely been skewed by misperceptions about early modern humoral theory. Such misperceptions will be shown to have especially influenced readings of dramatic representations of adolescence, where studies about the body of the “boy actor” have emphasized humoral constructions of gender in a ...