The book *Representing Women* by Linda Nochlin explores how women have been depicted in art throughout history and how these representations reflect broader social structures of gender and power. C…
The Hélène Cixous Reader is a comprehensive anthology that brings together key writings of the influential French feminist theorist, philosopher, and literary critic Hélène Cixous. Edited to sh…
The book Inessential Woman: Problems of Exclusion in Feminist Thought critically examines how mainstream Western feminist theory has often marginalized and excluded the experiences of women of colo…
The book “Gender Mainstreaming in Parliament – Compilation Book” presents a collection of insights, strategies, and best practices aimed at integrating gender perspectives into parliamentary …
The book Feminist Participatory Action Research: Our Journey from Personal Change to Structural Change explores the use of participatory action research (PAR) through a feminist lens, emphasizing h…
The book Ecofeminism by Maria Mies and Vandana Shiva presents a powerful critique of patriarchal capitalism and its destructive impact on both women and the environment. Combining feminist and ecol…
This book examines how crime control policies and criminal justice systems impact women, both as offenders and as victims. It highlights the ways in which law enforcement, sentencing, and penal pra…
have transformed the understanding of domestic violence in law and society. Elizabeth M. Schneider critically examines the development of feminist lawmaking in the United States, tracing its impact…
Religious Fundamentalisms and the Human Rights of Women examines how religious fundamentalist movements impact women’s rights globally. The book highlights patterns of discrimination, resistance …
This book serves as a manual for a course on Islam and gender, offering a fiqh-based perspective on issues concerning women. It provides guidance on women’s rights, roles, and responsibilities wi…
The book “Women’s Rights – In a Feminist Key: Experiences from CLADEM” presents insights and lessons from the work of CLADEM (Comité de América Latina y el Caribe para la Defensa de los D…
The book “Working Towards a More Gender Equitable Macro-Economic Agenda: Report of UNRISD/CPD Workshop (Rajendrapur, Bangladesh, 26–28 November 1996)” documents the proceedings and outcomes o…
The book “Women’s Agenda in the UN: To Beijing and Beyond” analyzes the trajectory of women’s rights advocacy within the United Nations, focusing on the lead-up to the 1995 Beijing Conferen…
The book “Women as Judges” explores the experiences, challenges, and contributions of women serving in the judiciary, highlighting both individual journeys and systemic issues within legal inst…
Who Answers to Women? Gender & Accountability (Progress of the World’s Women 2008/2009) assesses global progress in holding institutions accountable to women’s needs and rights. The report exam…
The book “Turkish Civil and Penal Code Reforms from a Gender Perspective: The Success of Two Nationwide Campaigns” analyzes the landmark legal reforms in Turkey that reshaped the civil and pena…
The book “The Women’s Budget Series: 2000 Issue – Introduction” explores gender-responsive budgeting as a crucial tool to ensure that fiscal policies and public resource allocations address…
The book “The BPFA–CSW: Beijing Platform for Action” provides an overview of the landmark commitments made at the 1995 Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing and their subsequent review …
The book “A Guide to the Most Important United Nations Treaties on Women’s Human Rights: Rights of Women” provides a comprehensive overview of international legal instruments that safeguard a…
The book “Putting Gender on the Agenda: A Guide to Participating in UN World Conferences” serves as a practical manual for activists, NGOs, and policymakers to effectively engage in United Nati…