Feminist Global Health Policy: Addressing Health Inequalities through an Intersectional Perspective (BestMasters)

Acknowledgement
Abstract
Contents
Abbreviations
List of Figures
List of Tables
1 Introduction
2 Health Inequalities
	2.1 Conceptual Framework for Action on the Social Determinants of Health
	2.2 Intersectionality
		2.2.1 Gender, Race, Class
		2.2.2 Implications for health and well-being
3 Political Endeavours and Opportunities
	3.1 Action Towards Gender and Health Equality
	3.2 Feminist Global Health Policy
4 Research Interest and Research Question
5 Research Methodology
	5.1 Research Design
		5.1.1 Interdisciplinarity
		5.1.2 Feminist Research
		5.1.3 Participatory research
		5.1.4 Quality criteria
	5.2 Data Collection Instrument
	5.3 Sampling Technique
	5.4 Data Collection and Analysis
		5.4.1 Data Collection Process and Transcription
		5.4.2 Qualitative Content Analysis
	5.5 Member Reflection
	5.6 Reflexivity
	5.7 Ethical Approval
6 Framework for a Feminist Global Health Policy
	6.1 Challenges in Global Health
	6.2 Power Regimes
	6.3 Intersectionality
	6.4 Knowledge & Discourse
	6.5 Feminism Itself
	6.6 Objectives & Principles of FGHP
	6.7 Components & Implementation of FGHP
	6.8 Actors in FGHP
7 Discussion
	7.1 Discussion of the findings
	7.2 Methodological Discussion
	7.3 Recommendations
8 Conclusion
References