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Intersectionality and the Discourses of Women’s Social Movement Organizations across Europeizens’ Europe (Eurosphere). We analyse several questions dealing with the views on diversity (both general diversity and ethnonational diversity as defined within the project), and we aim to identify whether gender is mentioned or not mentioned in relation to diversity in the interviews, and how it

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Gendered Identity Constructions in Political Discourse: The Cases of Denmark and Hungary overall (Dryzek 2005), which taken together form a political discourse. Political actors and their political discourses interact in public debates and public spaces and (together with other actors) shape common understandings in a process that can be characterised as . (Christiansen, Jørgensen and

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Gender, Populism and Politics of Belonging: Discourses of Right-Wing Populist Parties in Denmark, Notional histories, institutional and cultural contexts, including the European Union (EU). Results from the Eurosphere project. have emphasised that right-wing populist parties in western Europe combine a strong anti-immigrant profile with a strong euro-scepticism emphasising national values, histori

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Multicultural Dialogues: Diversity, Gender and Immigration in the European Public Spherebring new diversity to Member States that challenge the creation and maintenance of national identities. Migration, with women having a special role in it, is regarded as a means to meet major problems of the developed, but ageing, western European societies; yet it also poses a serious threat to th

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The EU’s Gender and Diversity Policies and the European Public Spherespolicymaking in the European Community (EC) from the outset. The principle of equal pay for equal work of women and men was first enshrined in the Treaty of Rome of 1958, but it had a mainly a programmatic purpose and was later followed up by a directive on equal pay that had more direct national im

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Transnational Collective Mobilisation: Challenges for Women’s Movements in Europeender equality concerns with diversity. Different organisations and networks address this challenge in different ways. The transnational panorama of European women’s organisations shows that the field is characterised by one strong majority organisation, the European Women’s Lobby (EWL), and an incr

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Collaborating on Combating Discrimination? Anti-Racist and Gender Equality Organisations in Europe, it looks at the discourses and collaborative practices within and between two European umbrella organisations: the European Women’s Lobby [EWL] and the European Network Against Racism [ENAR]. The chapter takes its starting point in the fact that previous research has frequently highlighted the ina

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Women, Participation and the European Parliamenthis connection, the European Parliament (EP) as an institution can be understood as having the potential to become ‘a strong public’ which is undergoing a process of building a wider general public: ‘The EP can be conceived of as an incipient transnational public sphere’ (Liebert 2007: 268). This ma