Normal view
MARC view
The promise and perils of transnationalization : NGO activism and the socialization of women's human rights in Egypt and Iran / By Benjamin Stachursky.
Series: Routledge advances in international relations and global politics ; 102Publication details: New York : Routledge, 2013.Description: xv, 294 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:- 9780415662024 :
- 0415662028 :
- JC599.E3 S73 2013
Contents:
Introduction. Part I: (Women's) Human Rights, Domestic NGOs And The Challenge Of Transnationalization: A Theoretical Framework 1. (Women's) Human Rights And Culture 2. 'Transnationalism Reversed' - Reframing The IR Debate On The Role Of NGOs In Processes Of Domestic Norm-Socialisation Part II: The Socialization Of Women's Human Rights In Egypt And Iran: A Comparative Case Study 3. Contextualizing NGO-activism on Women's Human Rights in Egypt 4. Contextualizing NGO-activism on Women's Human Rights in Iran 5. 'Transnationalism Reversed' and Women's Human Rights Activism in Egypt and Iran Conclusion: Refining Theories On Domestic Norm Socialization And Transnationalization
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Introduction. Part I: (Women's) Human Rights, Domestic NGOs And The Challenge Of Transnationalization: A Theoretical Framework 1. (Women's) Human Rights And Culture 2. 'Transnationalism Reversed' - Reframing The IR Debate On The Role Of NGOs In Processes Of Domestic Norm-Socialisation Part II: The Socialization Of Women's Human Rights In Egypt And Iran: A Comparative Case Study 3. Contextualizing NGO-activism on Women's Human Rights in Egypt 4. Contextualizing NGO-activism on Women's Human Rights in Iran 5. 'Transnationalism Reversed' and Women's Human Rights Activism in Egypt and Iran Conclusion: Refining Theories On Domestic Norm Socialization And Transnationalization
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