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the interactions between societal, cultural, and political-economic features, and their combined impact on organizations has yet to be constructed, but at least the conceptual disaggregation and analytical isolation of each one of those inf...
gender movements of the 1960s encompassed more than the rights of women (McElroy, 2002). Discussion & Analysis Three waves are normally distinguished in the course of feminist history. The first wave (1848–1918) coincides with the suffraget...
ecology of integrating theory and praxis in critical gender perspective and provide a feminism fuller picture of the problem of the domination of women. Eco-feminism does not intend to present a homogeneous solution to one problem but as th...
justice and crime refers to criminology. Crime is about breaking laws or rules established by governing authorities. Crimes may result in unenforced, cautions, and rehabilitation. Societies may differently define crime. The main function o...
early childhood. There is not the space here to discuss the work of overtly feminist, sometimes feminist, pro-feminist and non-feminist research about literacy; and how these might intersect with research about gender. Nor is there space to...
held in Mexico City, Copenhagen and Nairobi. This article is a brief reflection on the tensions that informed these first 10 years of the international women's movement seen from the point of view of the American women who believed that th...
women's work, caring, ethics and knowledge. This paper discovers the ideologies and principles of feminism and its leverage on the evolution of nursing practice. The investigation will highlight some of the advantages the feminist action ha...