Reconceiving reality : women and international law /
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Language: | English |
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Washington, D.C. (2223 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington 20008-2864) :
American Society of International Law,
c1993
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Series: | Studies in transnational legal policy,
no. 25 |
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Table of Contents:
- Alienating Oscar? Feminist analysis of international law / Hilary Charlesworth
- The "other" half of the international Bill of Rights as a postmodern feminist text / Barbara Stark
- Feminist theory as the embodiment of marginalization / Moira McConnell
- Theory is not a "luxury" / Catherine A . MacKinnon
- Accountability in international law for violations of women's rights by non-state actors / Rebecca J. Cook
- Economic rights, social justice and the state: a feminist reappraisel / Shelley Wright
- After the collapse of the public/private distinction: strategizing women's rights / Karen Engle
- International law: feminist critiques of the public/private distinction / Frances E. Olsen
- The law of armed conflict: a gendered regime / Judith Gail Gardam
- Peace and force in international law / Christine M. Chinkin
- Power: an interdisciplinary approach / Robin L. Teske
- Feminist approaches to issues of war and peace / J. Ann Tickner