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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Imagining a New Gender Contract for Cultural Rights,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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Imagining a New Gender Contract for Climate,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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Imagining a New Gender Contract for Education,ld take action to start separate institutions, and decentralisation of science, by arguing that the internationalisation of science can be as threatening to the original mission of education as re-nationalisation. Thirdly, it proposes key policy recommendations. In the end, it argues for a policy ch

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Imagining a New Gender Contract for Cultural Rights,oing debates focused on cultural rights. Specifically, it attempts to make sense of a tension that is evident in reports by holders of the post of United Nations Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights, which support cultural diversity but, at the same time, refer negatively to cultural r

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Gemeinsame Teiler und Vielfache,, this participatory project endeavours to launch a true political reflection towards an inclusive and all-encompassing feminism for policymakers to unite around, across every policy field in the EU. Ultimately, the underlying intention is to offer a set of concrete contributions in the context of t