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Gender Justice, Development, and Rights Molyneux, Maxine (Editor), Professor of Sociology at the Institute of Latin American Studies, University of London Razavi, Shahra (Editor), Research Co-ordinator, United Nations Research Institute for Social Development Print publication date: 2002 Published to Oxford Scholarship Online: January 2005 Print ISBN-13: 978-0-19-925645-7 doi:10.1093/0199256454.001.0001
Abstract: This book features a collection of empirical and theoretical studies on developments in women’s rights in the 1990s. It is divided into four parts. Part I focuses on the different aspects of liberalism and the challenges to its neo-liberal or contractarian form. Part II examines the gender implications of the tensions between orthodox macroeconomic agendas, social rights, and welfare delivery. Part III centres on the place of women’s movements in states and social movements that claim democracy as a legitimising principle. Part IV studies the conflicts between universalism and multiculturalism. Keywords: women’s rights, neo-liberalism, multiculturalism, social rights, democracy, liberal rights, universalism, gender politics Table of Contents Full Book Contents Preface 1. Introduction I. Rethinking Liberal Rights and Universalism 2. Women's Capabilities and Social Justice 3. Gender Justice, Human Rights, and Neo-Liberal Economic Policies 4. Multiculturalism, Universalism, and the Claims Of Democracy II. Social Sector Restructuring and Social Rights 5. Political and Social Citizenship: An Examination Of the Case Of Poland 6. Engendering the New Social Citizenship In Chile: NGOs and Social Provisioning Under Neo-Liberalism 7. Engendering Education: Prospects For a Rights-Based Approach To Female Education Deprivation In India III. Democratization and the Politics Of Gender 8. Encounters Between Feminism, Democracy and Reformism In Contemporary Iran 9. The ‘Devil's Deal’: Women's Political Participation and Authoritarianism In Peru 10. In and Against the Party: Women's Representation and Constituency-Building In Uganda and South Africa IV. Multiculturalisms In Practice 11. The Politics Of Gender, Ethnicity, and Democratization In Malaysia: Shifting Interests and Identities 12. National Law and Indigenous Customary Law: The Struggle For Justice Of Indigenous Women In Chiapas, Mexico 13. The Politics Of Women's Rights and Cultural Diversity In Uganda Index

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