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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-47374-0 misdemeanor. However, stalking is a form of repeated offense and needs to be dealt with as such. Therefore, this chapter aims to discuss the importance of having specific stalking laws and compare the interpretation and implementation of the stalking legal framework in two European countries, Sweden and Lithuania.

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On Extreme Forms of Violence Against Women in Europe: Does Femi(ni)cide Exist in Germany?,d epistemologies of the South. The author argues that the discourses on femi(ni)cide in Germany illustrate how modern modes of thought limit the ability to address femi(ni)cide in its complexity and evidence a continuum of colonial structures of thought.

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Constitutional Law and Gender,qualities into account reveals the challenges, as well as the options to contribute to a more just society. From this point of view, constitutionalism is, or has been, a contract in front of a sexual contract that privileged public—male—politics over private—female—matters. Also, regarding women’s r

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The Role of the European Ombudsman in Strengthening Gender Equality Within the EU,n goal of this paper is to analyze the role and contribution of the European Ombudsman in the area of gender discrimination. The analysis is primarily based on case studies (cases brought by complainants) and the EO’s strategic initiative in this area. The author argues that despite limited jurisdic

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Mainstreaming Gender into Public Policies: A Tale of Two Countries,ystem that can be successfully transferred to Serbia and similar countries taking the first steps of gender mainstreaming. According to the Gender Equality Index, Spain is among the top European countries, while Serbia lags behind the EU average in overall gender equality. On the one side, Spain has

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Gender Pay Gap in the Western Balkans: Why Do Women Earn Less Than Men?,s. The findings in this paper suggest that in these countries, during 2015–2019, women earned, on average, up to 16% less than men. The reason behind such a considerable gender pay gap could be in shared history, i.e. shared political and economic culture in the Western Balkans, rooted gender segreg

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On Extreme Forms of Violence Against Women in Europe: Does Femi(ni)cide Exist in Germany?,i(ni)cide could improve the functioning of policies on violence against women in this region. This article is situated within the debates on the implementation and ratification of the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence (Istanbul Conv