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Global critical race feminism: an international reader / |
Wing, Adrien Katherine.
New York University Press,
Global critical race feminism: an international reader /
Pt. 5. Violence against Women: Family Terrorism, Rape, and Sexual Harassment. 20. Violence against Aboriginal Women in Australia: Possibilities for Redress within the International Human Rights Framework
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Foreword
Angela Y. Davis
Introduction: Global Critical Race Feminism for the Twenty-First Century
Adrien Katherine Wing
Pt. 1. Encounters with the "F" Word: Responses to Feminism. 1. Turning the Gaze Back on Itself: Comparative Law, Feminist Legal Studies, and the Postcolonial Project
Brenda J. Cossman.2.Toward a Feminist Internationality: A Critique of U.S. Feminist Legal Scholarship /Vasuki Nesiah.3.Themes for a Conversation on Race and Gender in International Human Rights Law /Celina Romany.4.Comparative Analysis of Women's Issues: Toward a Contextualized Methodology /Antoinette Sedillo Lopez.5.Feminismes sans Frontieres? The Cuban Challenge - Women, Equality, and Culture /Berta Esperanza Hernandez-Truyol.6.Women (Under)Development: Poor Women of Color in the United States and the Right to Development /Hope Lewis
Pt. 2. Third World within the First: On Being "Othered". . g7. Motherhood and Work in Cultural Context: One Woman's Patriarchal Bargain
Devon W. Carbado.8.Discrimination in New Zealand: A Personal Journey /Mai Chen.9.African Women in France: Immigration, Family, and Work /Judy Scales-Trent.10tFilthy, Old, and Ugly: Gypsy Women from Serbia /Zorica Mrsevic
Pt. 3. From Pathbreakers to Founding Mothers: Historical Perspectives. 11. Josephine Baker, Racial Protest, and the Cold War
Mary L. Dudziak.12.United States Foreign Policy and Goler Teal Butcher /J. Clay Smith, Jr.13.Founding Mothers and Contemporary Latin American Constitutions: Colombian Women, Constitution Making, and the New Constitutional Court /Martha I. Morgan and Monica Maria Alzate Buitrago
Pt. 4. Human Rights Confronts Culture, Custom, and Religion. 14. Deconstructing Patriarchal Jurisprudence in Islamic Law: A Faithful Approach
Azizah Y. al-Hibri.15.For the Sake of the Country, for the Sake of the Family: The Oppressive Impact of Family Registration on Women in Japan /Taimie L. Bryant.16.Female Infanticide in China: The Human Rights Specter and Thoughts toward (An)Other Vision /Sharon K. Hom.17.Bridges and Barricades: Rethinking Polemics and Intransigence in the Campaign against Female Circumcision /Leslye Amede Obiora.18.Uneasy Alliances and Solid Sisterhood: A Response to Professor Obiora's "Bridges and Barricades" /Isabelle R. Gunning.19.Families, Fatherlessness, and Women's Human Rights: An Analysis of the Clinton Administration's Public Housing Policy as a Violation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women /Lisa A. Crooms
Pt. 5. Violence against Women: Family Terrorism, Rape, and Sexual Harassment. 20. Violence against Aboriginal Women in Australia: Possibilities for Redress within the International Human Rights Framework
Penelope E. Andrews.21.Domestic Violence in Ghana: An Initial Step /Rosemary Ofeibea Ofei-Aboagye King.22.A Critical Race Feminist Conceptualization of Violence: South African and Palestinian Women /Adrien Katherine Wing.23.Puerto Rico's Domestic Violence Prevention and Intervention Law: The Limitations of Legislative Responses /Jenny Rivera.24.Sexual Harassment and Human Rights in Latin America /Gaby Ore-Aguilar
Pt. 6. The Global Workplace. 25. (Dis)Assembling Rights of Women Workers along the Global Assembly Line: Human Rights and the Garment Industry
Laura Ho, Catherine Powell and Leti Volpp.26.Holding Up More Than Half the Sky: Marketization and the Status of Women in China /Anna M. Han.27.Still Office Flowers: Japanese Women Betrayed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Law /Kiyoko Kamio Knapp.
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