"The Politics of State Feminisma"addresses essential questions
of women's movement activism and political change in western
democracies. The authorsOCotop gender and politics
scholarsOCoprovide a comparative analysis of the effectiveness of
government agencies and women's movements regarding womenOCOs
policy issuesOCoif, how, and why they form a kind of state
feminism.
The central research questions are examined across five issue
areas in thirteen postindustrial democracies in Europe and North
America from the 1960s through the early 2000s. The authors explore
a range of topics drawn from contemporary theory, interactions
between descriptive and substantive representation, and the place
of institutions in democratic change.
Using the innovative qualitative and quantitative methods
employed by the Research Network on Gender Politics and the State,
the authors have developed a new body of theories about the role of
state feminism and how it can help further womenOCOs rights.
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