Legal Feminisms
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Legal Feminisms
Theory and Practice
McGlynn, Clare
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2020
219
Mole
Inglês
9781138334007
15 a 20 dias
430
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Part 1. Perspectives on Sex, Gender and the Legal Profession. 1. The Gendering of the Professional Subject: Commitment, Choice and Social Closure in the Legal Profession. Hilary Sommerlad. 2. (Un)Sexy Bodies: the Making of Professional Legal Masculinities. Richard Collier. Part 2. Interdisciplinary and Theoretical Perspectives. 3. Fabled explanations of Bias. Katherine O'Donovan. 4. When Mercy Seasons Justice: Shakespeare's Woman Lawyer. Ian Ward. 5. Rape Law: Harbouring an Implicit Relation between Law and Psychology. Fiona E. Raitt and M. Suzanne Zeedyk. 6. The Business of Equality. Clare McGlynn. Part 3. International, European and Comparative Perspectives. 7. Contextualising International Women's Rights: Canadian Feminism, Race and Culture. David S. Berry. 8. Women and Water Law: from Theory to Practice. Elizabeth A. Kirk and Jenny A. Tooze. 9. Women's Law and Cultural Understandings of Gender in Finland. Any Pylkkaenen. 10. Special Protection of Women's Rights in China. Junping He. 11. A Place for Maternity in the European Union. Eugenia Caracciolo di Torella. 12. The Construction of Women in the Non-Consensual Sterilisation Debate: Why a Feminist Analysis is Needed. Mary Donnelly.
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Follow;Anu PylkkN;Feminist Legal Theory;David S. Berry;Business Case;Elizabeth A. Kirk;Sex Equality;Eugenia Caracciolo Di Torella;Rape Trauma Syndrome;Fiona E. Raitt;Women Lawyers;Hilary Sommerlad;Maternity Directive;Ian Ward;Violated;Jenny A. Tooze;Findings Of Fact;Junping He;Equal Treatment Directive;Katherine O'Donovan;Non-consensual Sterilisation;M. Suzanne Zeedyk;Unlimited;Mary Donnelly;Conferred;Richard Collier;Makeup;women's experiences;Feminist Legal Scholars;women's rights;Held;female legal voice;UK Labour Market;political strategy;Implicit Relation;EC Legislation;Feudal Society;Van Wijk;Sex Discrimination Legislation;Female Solicitors;Rape Law;Syndrome Evidence
Part 1. Perspectives on Sex, Gender and the Legal Profession. 1. The Gendering of the Professional Subject: Commitment, Choice and Social Closure in the Legal Profession. Hilary Sommerlad. 2. (Un)Sexy Bodies: the Making of Professional Legal Masculinities. Richard Collier. Part 2. Interdisciplinary and Theoretical Perspectives. 3. Fabled explanations of Bias. Katherine O'Donovan. 4. When Mercy Seasons Justice: Shakespeare's Woman Lawyer. Ian Ward. 5. Rape Law: Harbouring an Implicit Relation between Law and Psychology. Fiona E. Raitt and M. Suzanne Zeedyk. 6. The Business of Equality. Clare McGlynn. Part 3. International, European and Comparative Perspectives. 7. Contextualising International Women's Rights: Canadian Feminism, Race and Culture. David S. Berry. 8. Women and Water Law: from Theory to Practice. Elizabeth A. Kirk and Jenny A. Tooze. 9. Women's Law and Cultural Understandings of Gender in Finland. Any Pylkkaenen. 10. Special Protection of Women's Rights in China. Junping He. 11. A Place for Maternity in the European Union. Eugenia Caracciolo di Torella. 12. The Construction of Women in the Non-Consensual Sterilisation Debate: Why a Feminist Analysis is Needed. Mary Donnelly.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Follow;Anu PylkkN;Feminist Legal Theory;David S. Berry;Business Case;Elizabeth A. Kirk;Sex Equality;Eugenia Caracciolo Di Torella;Rape Trauma Syndrome;Fiona E. Raitt;Women Lawyers;Hilary Sommerlad;Maternity Directive;Ian Ward;Violated;Jenny A. Tooze;Findings Of Fact;Junping He;Equal Treatment Directive;Katherine O'Donovan;Non-consensual Sterilisation;M. Suzanne Zeedyk;Unlimited;Mary Donnelly;Conferred;Richard Collier;Makeup;women's experiences;Feminist Legal Scholars;women's rights;Held;female legal voice;UK Labour Market;political strategy;Implicit Relation;EC Legislation;Feudal Society;Van Wijk;Sex Discrimination Legislation;Female Solicitors;Rape Law;Syndrome Evidence
