Women making constitutions: new politics and comparative perspectives

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Notes on the Contributors Acknowledgements Introduction A.Dobrowolsky & V.Hart Constitutional Rights Discourse: Canadian and South African Developments R.Murphy Balancing Strategies: Aboriginal Women and Constitutional Rights in Canada J.Green Gender and Accountability A.M.Goetz Women in Elected Office in the UK 1992-2002: Struggles, Achievements and Possible Sea-Change M.Russell Towards a New Politics? Women and Constitutional Change in Scotland F.Mackay, F.Myers & A.Brown Towards Substantive Representation: Women and Politics in South Africa C.Albertyn Redesigning the Polity: Europe, Women and Constitutional Politics V.Hart The Politics of Human Rights and Gender Equality in Northern Ireland C.Harvey Women's Rights After the Human Rights Act 1998 S.Millns 'Heightened Scrutiny': A Judicial Route to Constitutional Equality for US Women C.Harrison Increased Rights and Representation: Women and the Post-Devolution Equality Agenda in Wales P.Chaney Mainstreaming Equality in Northern Ireland B.Hinds Reviewing the UK Equality Agenda in the Context of Constitutional Change J.Squires Group-Differentiated Cultural Rights, Constitutionalism and Feminism A.Bartholomew Women, Constitutionalism and Contestation: Some Tentative Conclusions A.Dobrowolsky References

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