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Gender, law and justice in a global market
Publication details: Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2011Description: 360p xiiiISBN:- 9780521746533
- 342.0878 STE
Contents:
Contents:
List of figures-p. x;
Acknowledgements-p. xi;
List of abbreviations-p. xiii;
Introduction Living in a Global North consumer society: a contextual vignette-p. 1;
1. Constructing relationships in a global economy-p. 10;
2. Globalising feminist legal theory-p. 39;
3. State, market and family in a Global North consumer society-p. 66;
4. Gender justice in Africa: politics of culture or culture of economics?-p. 100;
5. From anonymity to attribution: producing food in a global value chain-p. 129;
6. Constructing body work-p. 162;
7. Global body work markets-p. 193;
8. Constructing South Asian womanhood through law-p. 227;
9. Trading and contesting belonging in multicultural Britain-p. 262;
Conclusion-p. 296;
List of references-p. 318;
Index.
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| 342.0878 NAR - 2 Breathing life into the Constitution | 342.0878 NEL Legalizing gender inequality : Courts, Markets and unequal pay for women in America | 342.0878 SRI Woman and the law | 342.0878 STE Gender, law and justice in a global market | 342.0878 THO-I-1 Gender, human rights and law Vol. I | 342.0878 THO-I-2 Gender, human rights and law Vol. I | 342.0878 THO-I-3 Gender, human rights and law Vol. I |
Contents:
List of figures-p. x;
Acknowledgements-p. xi;
List of abbreviations-p. xiii;
Introduction Living in a Global North consumer society: a contextual vignette-p. 1;
1. Constructing relationships in a global economy-p. 10;
2. Globalising feminist legal theory-p. 39;
3. State, market and family in a Global North consumer society-p. 66;
4. Gender justice in Africa: politics of culture or culture of economics?-p. 100;
5. From anonymity to attribution: producing food in a global value chain-p. 129;
6. Constructing body work-p. 162;
7. Global body work markets-p. 193;
8. Constructing South Asian womanhood through law-p. 227;
9. Trading and contesting belonging in multicultural Britain-p. 262;
Conclusion-p. 296;
List of references-p. 318;
Index.
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