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Gender, Governance, and Globalization at Borders: Femicide at the US-Mexico Border,institution for citizens and residents. If not national, what then is the appropriate level: local, global, or regional? Considerable attention has been paid to global governance, whether active players are with International Organizations (IOs) such as United Nations affiliates, national government

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Transforming Global Governance: Challenges and Opportunities,o doing it will reflect upon the opportunities for and limitations to the transformation of global governance for feminists. As we have seen from many of the contributions, there is ample evidence that governance regimes also reflect and construct gendered processes of power (Prügl 1999, 2004). Both

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9366-2, but also to investigate the ways in which global governance can be transformed. The recent changes in global governance have preoccupied many scholars as well as activists and policymakers. Since Rosenau’s (1992, 1995) path-breaking work on this theme, a plethora of writing has been produced analy

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1860-0 the feminist research presented in this and other books, we find that the gender-blindness in mainstream literature skews the analysis towards certain issues, modalities and methodologies rather than others, which are therefore unable to see alternative modes of thinking about and ‘doing’ governanc

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Scrivere una lettera di dimissione,export-oriented manufacturing, they have moved into the informal sector and home-based work, and they have left farms and homes to work as maids, nannies, and in the global sex industry. In the agricultural sector, as in industry, restructuring in many places has furthermore entailed a feminization

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