European Journal of Politics and Gender Volume 6 Issue 2: Themed Section: Reconceptualising Social Care: Contrasting Classical and Contested Care Policies and their Gendered Implications. Guest Edited by Agnes Blome and Eva-Maria Euchner (2023)

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Volume 6 (2023): Issue 2 (Jun 2023): Themed Section: Reconceptualising Social Care: Contrasting Classical and Contested Care Policies and their Gendered Implications. Guest Edited by Agnes Blome and Eva-Maria Euchner

in European Journal of Politics and Gender

Online ISSN:: 2515-1096

Print ISSN:: 2515-1088

Issue Publication Date:: 01 Jun 2023

Themed Section: Editorial
- Reconceptualising social care: the (new) contestation of social care and its gendered implications
Themed Section: Research Articles
Gender Updates
- The 2022 Italian general election and the radical right’s success
- Brazil’s 2022 election: achievements and remaining challenges for race and gender representation

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Taking implementation seriously in assessing success: the politics of gender equality policy

Authors:

Isabelle Engeli

and

Amy Mazur

Power, knowledge and the politics of gender in the Global South

Authors:

Peace A. Medie

and

Alice J. Kang

Reversing gender policy progress: patterns of backsliding in Central and Eastern European new democracies

Authors:

Conny Roggeband

and

Andrea Krizsán

Theorising feminist organising in and against neoliberalism: beyond co-optation and resistance?

Authors:

Catherine Eschle

and

Bice Maiguashca

The fight against ‘gender’ and ‘LGBT ideology’: new developments in Poland

Author:

Elżbieta Korolczuk

Taking implementation seriously in assessing success: the politics of gender equality policy

Authors:

Isabelle Engeli

and

Amy Mazur

Power, knowledge and the politics of gender in the Global South

Authors:

Peace A. Medie

and

Alice J. Kang

A different Women, Peace and Security is possible? Intersectionality in Women, Peace and Security resolutions and national action plans

Authors:

Sarah Smith

and

Elena B. Stavrevska

The fight against ‘gender’ and ‘LGBT ideology’: new developments in Poland

Author:

Elżbieta Korolczuk

Feminist peace or state co-optation? The Women, Peace and Security agenda in Myanmar

Authors:

Elisabeth Olivius

Jenny Hedström

, and

Zin Mar Phyo

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Volume 6 (2023): Issue 2 (Jun 2023): Themed Section: Reconceptualising Social Care: Contrasting Classical and Contested Care Policies and their Gendered Implications. Guest Edited by Agnes Blome and Eva-Maria Euchner

Taking implementation seriously in assessing success: the politics of gender equality policy

Power, knowledge and the politics of gender in the Global South

Reversing gender policy progress: patterns of backsliding in Central and Eastern European new democracies

Theorising feminist organising in and against neoliberalism: beyond co-optation and resistance?

The fight against ‘gender’ and ‘LGBT ideology’: new developments in Poland

Taking implementation seriously in assessing success: the politics of gender equality policy

Power, knowledge and the politics of gender in the Global South

A different Women, Peace and Security is possible? Intersectionality in Women, Peace and Security resolutions and national action plans

The fight against ‘gender’ and ‘LGBT ideology’: new developments in Poland

Feminist peace or state co-optation? The Women, Peace and Security agenda in Myanmar

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