Titlebook: Gender (In)equality and Gender Politics in Southeastern Europe; A Question of Justic Christine M. Hassenstab (Adviser),Sabrina P. Ramet Boo

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Slovenia: From “State Feminism” to Back Vocals Yugoslavia was an underdeveloped agrarian country. Three-quarters of the population earned their livelihood from low-yield, largely subsistence agriculture. Although the percentage of women among industrial workers had almost doubled between 1921 and 1926, the overall employment of women neverthele

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Gender Equality in the Republic of Macedonia: Between Tradition and Gender Mainstreaming Policiesnal course to be called “Sociology of Relationships between the Genders.” Almost immediately, in the very first year after its establishment, the course generated considerable interest among students. It was a period when gender issues were scarcely being discussed and there was little by way of lit

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Mapping Women’s Representation in the Local Councils of Albaniang. Local councils can turn the tide of gender inequality that often characterizes national politics. A greater involvement of women in local decision-making is supported by several arguments. First, women feel less alienated from local politics. They are more familiar with local rules, more knowled