Available online first at: taylorfrancis.com Jenniver SehringSenior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy, IHE Delft https://www.un-ihe.org/jenniver-sehring Abstract: This chapter from Gender Dynamics in Transboundary Water Governance: Feminist Perspectives on Water Conflict and Cooperation, sheds light on how gender perceptions and…
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Available online first at: https://doi.org/10.1017/ipo.2022.15 Matthijs BogaardsPolitical Science, Central European University, Vienna, Austria https://people.ceu.edu/matthijs_bogaards Abstract: Over the past 10 years, feminist scholarship has made important contributions to the new institutionalism in political science. This literature has developed into two directions.…
Date: 7 June 2022, 10:00 - 11:30am (CEST) Throughout the past three decades, demands to increase women's political representation across the African continent have sprouted up in the context of broader constitutional reform and the aftermath of civil conflict. Following…
The Oxford University Press book series will be a ‘how-to' manual for scholars eager to undertake feminist institutionalist research. We are keen to hear from scholars at all careers stages and from across the globe.
If you missed the chance to join the FIIN website launch or would like to watch it again it is now available on YouTube.
March 17 - ODIHR and the Government of Sweden host an event to discuss ways to strengthen institutional mechanisms for the advancement of women and gender equality across the OSCE region.
A significant amount of attention has been placed on political leaders, trying to link their gender to their approach to and success at managing the response to the pandemic.
Feminist Institutionalism provides scholars and activists with important tools to devise new strategies to challenge entrenched political, legal, economic and social gender inequalities.
