Feminist theory and legal strategy
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Feminist theory and legal strategy
Blackwell Publishers, 1993
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"Published simultaneously as vol. 20, no. 1 of Journal of law and society, ISSN 0263-323X"--T.p. verso
Includes bibliographical references
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内容説明
This book provides a selection of essays from a variety of feminist writers exploring how feminist legal theory informs and is informed by practice. The primary focus is on questions of strategy: how should feminists working in law devise strategies which are effective in securing their goals? How do they assess the success or failure of strategies already pursued? How can theoretical insights inform and be informed by such an exercise? In this context the book focuses on a selection of contemporary issues including pregnancy and the workplace, sexual harassment, pornography, family and property law, reproductive rights, immigration and sex discrimination law. The material embraces both British and international perspectives, particularly from North America and Europe. The general theme of the book is thus to strive to bridge the gap between theory and practice by creating the possibility of a genuine dialogue between feminists working in academia and in practice.
目次
1. Introduction: Feminist Theory and Legal Strategy 2. Reassessing Rights Language: Annie Bunting, L.E.A.F, Canada 3. Valued Judgements? A Reading of Immigration Cases: Deborah Cheney, University of Kent 4. Sexual Exploitation in Therapy: Denise Twomey, University of Kent 5. Self and Subjectivities: Languages of Claims in Property Law: Anne Bottomley, University of Kent 6. Pregnancy and the Law: A Question of Strategy: Joanne Conaghan, University of Kent 7. Theory into Practice? Pornography and the Public/Private Dichotomy: Nikki Lacey, University of Oxford 8. A Brave New World? Rights and Reproduction: Katherine de Gama, University of Keele 9. Employment Discrimination in the New Europe: A Comparative Approach: Fran Olsen, UCLA, and Visiting Professor, University of Frankfurt.
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