Titlebook: A New Gender Equality Contract for Europe; Feminism and Progres Andrea Pető,Laeticia Thissen,Amandine Clavaud Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2025 The Editor(

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nisation of difference in favour of abuses of power? To answer these questions, this chapter identifies a set of principles that could underpin the development of a decolonial and feminist approach to the management of cultural diversity. Intellectuals have debated the issue of cultural diversity fo

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efficiency, technical solutions and innovation. This has several gender effects: it has maintained the exclusion of women from climate governance; and led to the invisibility of gender and a denied dependency on social reproduction and nature. This chapter develops this critique. Based on the transf

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turn can be juxtaposed against the EU’s broader external approach towards gender equality. In most FFPs, we identify broad (neo)liberal feminist principles rather than a thoroughgoing and meaningful set of transformative and radical objectives. Nonetheless, FFP can provide a productive space for de

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Introduction: Imagining a New Gender Equality Contract for Europe,tudies (FEPS) and ., whilst taking inspiration from the works of contemporary progressive feminist thinkers, to apply a notion of feminism that works for ., with particular attention paid to the European Union (EU) policy context in a way that feminism is actually a project for society which promote

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Imagining a New Gender Contract for SRHR,ngs’ health and well-being, individual dignity and autonomy, and in the context of human and women’s rights. In our considerations, we explore selected aspects of SRHR, such as sex education, and access to modern contraception and abortion, all conditioning people’s reproductive choices and, thus, l

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Imagining a New Gender Contract for Care,als’ well-being. The recent pandemic has emphasised how important care is. In other words, care is . glue that keeps us together and ensures that our world is, and will continue to be, sustainable. In this chapter, we discuss the emerging EU measures in this area—in particular, the EU Care Strategy—

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