Titlebook: International Perspectives On Gender and Democratisation; Shirin M. Rai (Senior Lecturer in Politics and Wom Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan,

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technology of pyrrhotite concentrates has been considered. The technology developed joins organically the process cycle of Nadezhda metallurgical plant (NMP) of Norilsk mining-and-metallurgical integrated works and allows to increase considerably technical-and-economic indices thereof solving simult

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International Perspectives on Gender and Democratisationnomy as well as the concomitant moves in the political systems of many countries. Democratisation as a process of exploring, insisting upon and institutionalising democratic practice has become one of the important ways by which we view public life today. As such, it is a term that is applied as muc

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Law, Islam and the Women’s Movement in Pakistann, the state has systematically used religion to legitimise its existence, posing important questions for the women’s movement. Due to the legalistic framework of Islam, the politicisation of the ‘woman’s question’ has led to significant legal constraints on women. Consequently, the struggle for wom

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Democrats without Democracy: Challenges to Women in Politics in the Arab Worldthe lowest figure in the world. Parliaments are where many of the decisions that affect the lives of ordinary people are debated and passed as law, so the importance of these fora cannot be underestimated. Hence, the fact that the Arab world ‘enjoys’ such a small percentage, gives rise to many quest

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Civil Society, Citizenship and Women’s Right in Botswanacal space in all areas of public life, particularly the top echelons of power. This conference was an historical event in the annals of Botswana’s postcolonial political life both in terms of the content of deliberations (women’s right to power and how to realise this) and the fact that it was organ

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Gender and Citizenship in the Context of Democratisation and Economic Transformation in East Centralentral Europe since 1989 and specifically to an analysis of its gendered nature. It argues that the traditional theoretical focus on individual rights as the basis for citizenship is inadequate in relation to issues of gender equity. Individual rights alone are an insufficient condition for active a

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