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Multiple Meanings of Gender Equality
Multiple Meanings of Gender Equality: a critical frame analysis of gender policies in Europe
Table of contents
PREFACE
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
LIST OF TABLES
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
PART ONE
MAPPING THEORY, METHODOLOGY, AND THE EUROPEAN CONTEXT
I. Mieke Verloo and Emanuela Lombards
Contested Gender Equality and Policy Variety in Europe: Introducing a Critical Frame Analysis Approach
II. Emanuela Lombardo andPetra Meier
European Union Gender Policy Since Beijing: Shifting Concepts and Agendas
PART TWO
COMPARING GENDER EQUALITIES
III. Emanuela Lombardo, Vlastajalusic, Maro Pantelidon Maloutas, and Birgit Sauer
Taming the Male Sovereign? Framing Gender Inequality in Politics in the European Union and the Member States
IV. Petra Meier, Elin Peterson, Karin Tertinegg, and Violetta Zentai
The Pregnant Worker and Caring Mother: Framing Family Policies across Europe
V. Andrea Krizsdn, Maria Bustelo, Andromachi Hadjiyanni, and Fray Kamoutis
Domestic Violence: A Public Matter
PART THREE FOCUSED CHAPTERS
VI. Karin Tertinegg, Majda Hrzenjak, and Birgit Sauer
What's the Problem with Prostitution? Prostitution Politics
in Austria and Slovenia since the 1990s. A Comparison of" Frames
VII. Raquel Platero Mendez
Overcoming Brides and Grooms
The Representation of Lesbian and Gay Rights in Spain
VIII. Tamas Dqmbd$,-Anna Horvdth, and Andrea Krizsdn
Where Did Gender Disappear? Anti-discrimination Policy in the EU Accession Process in Hungary
IX. Conny Roggeband and Mieke Verloo
A Closer Look at the Intersection of Gender Equality and Migration in the Netherlands (1995-2005)
PART FOUR LOOKING FORWARD
X. Mieke Verloo, Maria Bustelo, and Emanuela Lombardo
Conclusions on Framing Gender Inequality as a Policy Problem in Europe
INDEX
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