Titlebook: Societies in Transition — Challenges to Women’s and Gender Studies; Heike Fle?ner,Lydia Potts Book 2002 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2002

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From Feminist Studies to Gender Studies: Challenges to Gender Studies at the University of Canterburnt of Feminist Studies, and this year has changed its name to “Gender Studies.” It currently has an academic staff establishment of four continuing positions. This paper outlines the challenges faced during the department’s growth and consolidation as well as its current actions to retain a viable s

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Women’s and Gender Studies in Germany — Strategies for Internationalizationad institutionalized, to a certain extent, women’s and gender studies in one form or another (Brandes et al. 2002). This current wave of institutionalization of course programs, subject and research areas, in the form of either centers, institutes, or central foci within or outside the university is

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Gender Studies in Warsaw a program by the University of Warsaw Senate meant that gender studies would be incorporated administratively but not financially into the university structure as part of the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences and Rehabilitation. Problematically, this means that gender studies can only survive thro

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Ataxia

Strategies and Demands of Women’s NGOs from Central and Eastern Europe in the Beijing +5 and the Eurm Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) made their voices heard which until then had not been raised to such extent within the United nations context. Their group had very precise views on the Beijing+5 process and through it has developed the regional (CEE) identity. It saw the necessity and the ways an

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New Perspectives and Challenges for Women’s Studies at Aden University, Yemenice of society in general and most specifically in community development. The centre’s main focus is on improving Yemeni women’s position, a task of national interest linked to the recognition of women’s roles in different fields.

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Women’s Status in Jordan — Progress and Setbacksy based on a Western scientific and political background. At the same time, it aspires to provide, as much as possible, a view from inside Jordanian society, based on the twelve year life experience and professional practice of the author in Jordan as a clinical psychologist, researcher, trainer, an

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