Titlebook: Rethinking Gender Equality in Global Governance; The Delusion of Norm Lars Engberg-Pedersen,Adam Fejerskov,Signe Marie C Book 2019 The Edit

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,Remaking Women’s Human Rights in the Vernacular: The Resonance Dilemma,he process is better understood in terms of the relationship between the social situations in which norms are produced and those into which they are absorbed. Norms do not remain fixed in this process, since they are embedded in social relationships, identities and subjectivities, and are transforme

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,Gender Equality as a Declaration: The Changing Environment of Nordic–Russian Cooperation,omen’s rights while laws restricting abortion, LGBTQ-rights and NGOs activities have been adopted. This turn is quite unexpected given previous developments in Russia with respect to gender equality and transnational cooperation around women’s rights. The chapter reviews aspects of the politics of c

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Consulting Publics in European Union Gender Policies: Organising Echo Chambers or Facilitating Critission (EUC) wants to increase its democratic legitimacy by way of increasing public outreach beyond experts and professional civil society actors. At the same time, public consultations provide particular topical emphases and frames to the public for discussion. Analysing responses to the 2015 Publ

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Conclusion: Situated Norm Engagement and Beyond, It discusses how norm engagement is deeply political and underlines that actors will always seek to make sense of global norms in light of their particular contexts, histories and contemporary situations. Actors will seek to influence others’ interpretations of norms as much as they seek to diffuse

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Gender Equality Norms in International Governance: Actors, Contexts, Meanings,res. This perspective shows how diverse meanings of gender equality norms have become prominent within the UN, including relatively clear goals of social change, compromises, shifting priorities and incompatibilities leading to stalemates.

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,Gender Equality as a Declaration: The Changing Environment of Nordic–Russian Cooperation,between the Nordic countries and the Northwestern region of Russia. The chapter adopts a situational approach and explores how gender equality norms have been interpreted, applied and transformed by different actors involved in the cooperation.

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Deeds Not Words: The Marginalising Effects of Global Gender Equality Norms, is undermined by this professionalisation. These modes of engagement shape which ideas are codified and thus legitimised, with implications for our understanding of exclusion in gender and development discourse and practice.