This volume highlights the ways in which scholarly analysis has
contributed to a rich understanding of the links between spreading
democracy, gender equality, and environmental protection. Combining
theoretical, empirical, and policy perspectives, the volume
includes cutting-edge debates on the meaning of democracy and the
processes of its development, as well as the response of
democracies to environmental and gender concerns. In particular,
the volume answers questions applicable to the situation of women
in the democratizing world as well as to environmental problems,
linking together the issues of gender and environment. It discusses
the difference between democratic and non-democratic countries in
terms of protection and care for their citizens; security of
women's rights and women's opportunities offered by democratic vs.
non-democratic states; relations between environmental issues and
gender; and women's response to environmental problems.
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