Taking a global perspective, this book explores the development of 'gender-responsive justice', the theories which have informed it, policy arenas in which it has been attempted and the practices which have subsequently emerged.
Taking a global perspective, this book explores the development of 'gender-responsive justice', the theories which have informed it, policy arenas in which it has been attempted and the practices which have subsequently emerged.
Karen Evans is a senior lecturer in the Department of Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology at the University of Liverpool, UK. Karen has published, researched and taught in the area of Gender and Crime for more than ten years.
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Introduction 1. Man made punishment 2. From sex-specific to gender-responsive justice: opening up punishment to a feminist lens 3. Gender-responsive justice in action 4. Gender-responsivity and the male gaze 5. Gender-responsive justice: critical appraisals 6. Gender-responsive justice: feminism and resistance
Introduction 1. Man made punishment 2. From sex-specific to gender-responsive justice: opening up punishment to a feminist lens 3. Gender-responsive justice in action 4. Gender-responsivity and the male gaze 5. Gender-responsive justice: critical appraisals 6. Gender-responsive justice: feminism and resistance
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