Title: Institutionalizing intersectionality : the changing nature of European equality regimes /
Authors: Krizsán, Andrea; Skjeie, Hege.; Squires, Judith.
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan,
Year: 2012
Subjects: Women's rights Government policy Europe.; Equality Government policy Europe.; LAW / Gender & the Law.; POLITICAL SCIENCE / Government / Comparative.; POLITICAL SCIENCE / History & Theory.; SOCIAL SCIENCE / Gender Studies.; Comparative politics Europe.; Equality Government policy; Feministisk teori.; Gender & the law Europe.; Human rights Europe.; Jämlikhet.; Kvinnor.; LAW Gender & the Law.; Political science & theory Europe.; Politics and Government.; Women's rights Government policy
Abstract: "An exploration of the ways that multiple inequalities are being addressed in Europe. Using country-based and region-specific case studies it provides an innovative comparative analysis of the multidimensional equality regimes that are emerging in Europe, and reveals the potential that these have for institutionalizing intersectionality"--
Contents: Machine generated contents note: -- Institutionalising Intersectionality: A Theoretical Framework; A. Krizsan, H. Skjeie & J. Squires The European Union: Initiator of a New European Anti-Discrimination Regime?; J.Kantola & K.Nousiainen Institutionalising Intersectionality in the Nordic Countries: Anti-Discrimination and Equality in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden; A.Borchorst, L.Freidenvall, J.Kantola, L.Reisel & M.TeigenInstitutionalising Intersectionality in the 'Big Three': The Changing Equality Framework in France, Germany, Britain; C.Hermanin & J.SquiresInstitutionalising Intersectionality in the Low Countries: Belgium and The Netherlands; K.Celis, J.Outshoorn, P.Meier & J.MotmansInstitutionalising Intersectionality in Southern Europe: Italy, Spain and Portugal; A.Alonso, M.Bustelo, M.Forest & E.LombardoInstitutionalizing Intersectionality in Central and Eastern Europe: Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Slovenia; A.Krizsan & V.ZentaiEuropean Equality Regimes: Institutional Change and Political Intersectionality; A.Krizsan, H.Skjeie & J.Squires.