Handbook on Gender, Diversity and Federalism

Front Matter
Copyright
Contents
Figures
Tables
Contributors
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
1. Introduction to Handbook on Gender, Diversity and Federalism
PART I THEORETICAL AND COMPARATIVE APPROACHES
2. How can comparative studies of federations be gendered? Gendering inter-governmental relations
3. Does federalism support policy innovation for children and families? Canada in comparative context
4. Federalism, gender equality and religious rights: Canada and Nigeria
5. Federalism and women’s descriptive representation
6. Mapping the terrain: Gender in global governance and the federal option
7. Comparing country-wide women’s organizations in Canada and the United States in the age of decentralization
PART II THIRD-WAVE GENDER/FEDERALISM RESEARCH IN SOME ‘WESTERN’ FEDERATIONS
8. Federalism, courts and LGBTQ policy in Canada
9. Reproducing the masculine, neoliberal state: Canadian federalism doctrine and the judicial deregulation of reproductive technologies
10. Trump’s ‘principles of economic mobility’ and Medicaid: Gender, race and federalism
11. Federalism and women’s equality rights campaigns in Canada
12. The gendered territorial dynamics of the Spanish State of Autonomies
13. Regendering the federal bargain in Canada
14. Feminism and federalism in Australia: Pushing federalism beyond territory
PART III THIRD-WAVE GENDER/FEDERALISM RESEARCH IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH: LATIN AMERICA, ASIA AND AFRICA
Latin America
15. The federal restriction of women’s rights: Argentina’s politics on abortion and contraception
16. National law and territorialized public policy goods: The violence against women law in Brazil
17. Women’s policy agencies and federalism: INMUJERES in Mexico
Asia
18. Devolution and the multilevel politics of gender in Pakistan
19. Gender, federalism and the state in India
20. The political economy of gender budgeting: Empirical evidence from India
21. Indian federalism and violence against women: A complex web of power relationships
22. ‘Nested newness’ and the engendering of regional autonomy: Women’s rights and equality in Hong Kong
Africa
23. #Bring Back Our Girls: Girls’ education and women’s security in northern Nigeria
Index