Gender

Academia as a Profession and the Hierarchy of the Sexes: Paths out of Research in German Universities

2001-2010, Case Study, Foreign, Gender, Newspaper Article/Feature, Social Development / By

This research focuses on the structural conditions of the academic career, on symbolic violence in direct interaction, on patterns of competitive behavior in the scientific community and on the role of mentors. Asset Type: Publications Collection: Foreign Publications Subject: Academe, Profession, Sex, Research, German University, Author: Beate Krais, the Technical University of Darmstadt Publisher: Blackwell …

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Abortion Providers’ Experiences with Medicaid Abortion Coverage Policies: A Qualitative Multistate Study

2011-2020, Case Study, Foreign, Gender, Laws and Policies, Newspaper Article/Feature, Social Development / By

This case study aims to evaluate the implementation of state Medicaid abortion policies and the impact of the policies on abortion clients and abortion providers. Asset Type: Publications Collection: Foreign Publications Subject: Abortion, Medicaid, State policies, Low-income, Women Authors: Amanda DennisKelly Blanchard Publisher: Health Research and Educational Trust Publication Date: 2012

A Man’s World: Exploring the Roles of Women in Countering Terrorism and Violent Extremism

2011-2020, Book/Handbook/Booklet, Case Study, Foreign, Gender, Gender-Based Violence, Political Development, Social Development / By

This book centers on the role of women in countering violent extremism. It reflects the lessons learned from the diverse fields of practice including development. human rights, media, advocacy, academia and conflict prevention and mitigation and consider their application to countering violence extremism efforts. Asset Type: Publications Collection: Foreign Publications Subject: Role of women, Terrorism, …

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