Exploiting the Limits of Law

Exploiting the Limits of Law

Swedish Feminism and the Challenge to Pessimism

Svensson, Eva-Maria; Gunnarsson, Asa

Taylor & Francis Ltd

05/2007

244

Dura

Inglês

9780754649359

15 a 20 dias

453

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Chapter 1 Reflecting the Epistemology of Law - Exploiting Boundaries, AsaGunnarsson, Eva-MariaSvensson, MargaretDavies; Chapter 2 Boundary-Work in Legal Scholarship, Eva-MariaSvensson; Chapter 3 An Apparent Boundary Between Law and Politics, AsaPersson; Chapter 4 Legal Texts as Discourses, JohannaNiemi-Kiesilaeinen, PaeiviHonkatukia, MinnaRuuskanen; Chapter 5 Beyond Constructed Boundaries in Criminal Law Discourse, MonicaBurman; Chapter 6 Children Crossing Borders - On Child Perspectives in the Swedish Aliens Act and the Limits of Law, EvaNilsson; Chapter 7 Challenging the Heteronormativity of Law, GoerelGranstroem; Chapter 8 Social Insurance Law - The Core of Swedish Welfare Law, RuthMannelqvist; Chapter 9 Challenging one Fundamental Norm in Labour Law - the Exception of the Employer's Family and Home, CatharinaCalleman; Chapter 10 Exclusion of Solo Mothers in the Welfare State, LenaWennberg; Chapter 11 Gender Equality and the Diversity of Rights and Obligations in Swedish Social Citizenship, AsaGunnarsson; Chapter 12 Notes Towards an Optimistic Feminism, MargaretDavies;
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