SHS Papers in Women’s Studies / Gender Research: UNESCO SHS

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Droits humains


Egalité des genres et développement

Mondialisation et droits fondamentaux de la femme

Diversité culturelle et égalité des genres

Dynamique des rapports de genre dans les conflits, consolidation de la paix et reconstruction

Droits Humains > Plus

Promotion des droits humains

Jeunesse et VIH/SIDA

Lutte contre le racisme, la discrimination et la xénophobie

Démocratie

Sécurité humaine et paix

Autres thèmes SHS

Éthique
Philosophie
Éducation physique et sport
Transformations sociales

Dans le monde

Afrique
Etats Arabes
Asie et Pacifique
Europe et Amérique du Nord
Amérique latine et Caraïbes



SHS Papers in Women’s Studies / Gender Research

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These are policy oriented research papers on topics relevant to the areas of competence of UNESCO's Social and Human Sciences Sector (SHS), produced by staff members of the Gender Equality and Development Section (GED) and by external consultants. SHS Papers Include: No. 1 - Cultures, Conventions, and the Human Rights of Women: Examining the Convention for Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage,and the Declaration on Cultural Diversity Valentine M. Moghadam and Manilee Bagheritari, March 2005 No. 2 - The ‘Feminization of Poverty’ and Women’s Human Rights Valentine M. Moghadam, July 2005 No. 3 - Empowering Women in the Great Lakes Region: Violence, Peace and Women’s Leadership Aili Mari Tripp, University of Wisconsin-Madison, July 2005 No. 4 - Women in Personal Status Laws: Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria Gihane Tabet, July 2005 No. 5 - Women in the Judiciary in Latin America: An Overview of Progress and Gaps Maritza Formisano and Valentine M. Moghadam, November 2005


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