Engendering human security : feminist perspectives

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* CONTENTS * Introduction: * Gender Questions in the Human Security Framework * THANM-DAM TRUONG, SASKIA WIERINGA, AMRITA CHHACHHI * Part I: Human Security, Gender and the Body * 1. Gendering Transitional Justice: * Experiences of Women in Sri Lanka and Timor * Leste in Seeking Affirmation and Rights - SUNILA ABEYSEKERA * 2. Reproductive Rights and Gender Justice in the Neo-Conservative Shadow - GITA SEN * 3. Gender Power Dynamics in Jamaica's Ghetto Trap: * Southside - IMANI M. TAFARI-AMA * 4. The New Regulation of Prostitution in the Netherlands - JOYCE OUTSHOORN * Part II: Human Security, Work and Care * 5. Combating Trafficking in Women and Children: * A Gender and Human Rights Framework - NOELEEN HEYZER * 6. The Politics and Culture of Care: * Some Issues in the Netherlands - CARLA RISSEEUW * 7. The Globalisation of Domestic Care Services - RACHEL KURIAN * 8. From State Duty to Women's Virtue: * Care under Liberalisation in Vietnam - THANH-DAM TRUONG * Part III: Human Security: * Prospects for Feminist Engagements * 9. Globalisation, Social Movements and Feminism: * Coming Together at the World Social Forum - VIRGINIA VARGAS * 10. Measuring Women's Empowerment: * Developing a Global Tool - SASKIA WIERINGA * 11. Eroding Citizenship: * Gender, Labour and Liberalisation in India - AMRITA CHHACHHI * 12. The Plasticity of Gender in Social Policy Formation - PATRICIA MOHAMMED * 13. Engendering Science and Interdisciplinary * Environmental Research for Environmental Security: * The Case of the Nariva Swamp - RHODA REDDOCK * Contributors

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