Please see below link of the minutes for the 2023 IPSA RC 19 (Women Gender and Policy) Business Meeting held in Buenos Aires.
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18Aug 2023
07:22 - By IPSA RC 19
Please see below link of the minutes for the 2023 IPSA RC 19 (Women Gender and Policy) Business Meeting held in Buenos Aires.
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11Jul 2023
07:52 - By IPSA RC 19
RC 19 will hold a business meeting on Tuesday, July 18 at 12:45 PM (ARG) (UTC-3). The meeting will be in person, and we are hoping to provide a link for remote attedance soon. Be on the lookout for link in the RC 19 Listserv (signup form below).
Meeting Location: San José (1st Floor), Room 105.
In advance of the business meeting, we ask our members to please observe the following:
11Jul 2023
06:32 - By IPSA RC 19
30Jun 2016
08:34 - By Anne Maria Holli - News
RC 07 and RC19 will have a combined business meeting on Monday 25th July 15.30-17.15;
Place: PCC -15/1.1 (Poznań Congress Center, Pavilion 15 (PCC-15))
In advance of the business meeting, we ask our members to please observe the following:
- if you have items to add to the agenda, please send them to Jennifer Curtin as incoming Chair, j.curtin@auckland.ac.nz .
- if you want to nominate for the executive board, also please send your name to Jennifer. Also, previous members of the Board are welcome to submit their names if they are interested in continuing in the Board. The final election of the Board will take place in the meeting.
30Jun 2016
08:29 - By Anne Maria Holli - News
RC19 (Gender Politics and Policy)
Pre-Congress Workshop on Gender Mainstreaming: Theory and Practice ‒ Research and Teaching
Saturday, July 23rd, 2016
Programme
Location: Classroom 120, AMU Morasko Campus, University of Adam Mickiewicz
See: https://wc2016.ipsa.org/events/congress/wc2016/venue
9.00-9.15 Welcome (by Anne Maria Holli, Chair of RC19)
9.15-10.00 Olena Hankivsky (Simon Fraser University): Is it time for a post-gender mainstreaming conversation?
10.00-10.45 Kristy Kelly (Columbia University and Drexel University).: ‘We weren’t unhappy until this workshop!’ Engendering the State, Democratizing Development
10.45-11.00 Coffee break
11.00-11.45 Amanda Gouws (University of Stellenbosch): Thinking about gender mainstreaming from a Southern perspective
11.45-12.30 Kimete Canaj (University of Vienna): Gender mainstreaming in Kosova
12.30-13.30 Lunch break
13.30-14.15 Kirsty McLaren (Australian National University and University of Liberia): The challenges of ‘doing’ intersectionality: early pregnancy and girls’ education in Liberia
14.15-15.00 Petra Ahrens (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin): Teaching the invisible – gender mainstreaming in Germany
15.00 -15. 15 Coffee break
15.15 -16.00 Judit Fabian (University of Ottawa): Finding feminist political ‘science' at the global level: ‘Gender mainstreaming’ and the representation of women and women’s interests
16.00-17.00 General discussion and wrap-up of the seminar
30Jun 2016
08:20 - By Anne Maria Holli - News
Our e-mail call for persons willing to serve as Deputy Chair for the next two years resulted in Dr. Lenita Freidenvall (University of Stockholm, Sweden) taking up the challenge, with no additional candidates making themselves known, hence no on-line election took place.
You will find out more about Lenita in the short biographical note to follow. Lenita will ascend to Chair in 2018 after Jennifer Curtin (University of Ackland, New Zealand) who will step in after Anne Maria Holli (University of Helsinki, Finland) in Poznan.
11Jun 2016
07:39 - By Anne Maria Holli - News
10Jun 2016
04:28 - By Anne Maria Holli - News
Since the mid-1990s and the UN Conference in Beijing, gender mainstreaming has been hailed as the feminist strategy for bringing gender perspectives into the study and practice of public policy and politics in general, at both the domestic and international level. Scholarship has offered some success stories, at least in comparative terms, with gender mainstreaming being realized in a transformative manner and with gender issues being considered in a ‘politics as usual’, self-evident, and systematic fashion. However, problems and failures in the gender mainstreaming effort appear to be a much more common story.
So is gender mainstreaming still a valid goal and strategy for feminist politics? How can we assess its advantages and disadvantages after twenty years of practicing gender mainstreaming? Are there possibilities for ameliorating the methods and application of this strategy to offset the disadvantages, or is there still a desire to do so? If not, what can we replace it with? And what opportunities and challenges has the concept of intersectionality – and the related strategy of diversity mainstreaming – brought to GM?
03Jun 2016
06:53 - By Anne Maria Holli - News
20Apr 2016
13:09 - By Anne Maria Holli - News
07Jun 2015
10:59 - By Anne Maria Holli - News
For those of the members attending the European Conference on Politics and Gender in Uppsala , please mark the following event (Saturday 9 a.m) organised by RC19 on your conference calendar. We are looking forward to discussing discuss the state and future of feminist political science with you!
04Feb 2015
13:34 - By Anne Maria Holli - News
IPSA RC 19 (Gender, Politics and Policy), in conjunction with FIIN (Feminism and Institutionalism International Network) are seeking to sponsor a panel on 'Feminist Institutionalism and Gender Equality Policy' at the Second International Conference on Public Policy, to be held at the Catholic University of Sacro Cuore, in Milan, 1st-3rd July, 2015.
16Dec 2014
10:46 - By Anne Maria Holli - News
On the heels of a very successful showing at the IPSA World Congress in Montreal in July, RC19 is busily preparing for several activities.
10Apr 2014
08:55 - By Sarah Maddison - News
Jill Vickers and Sarah Maddison are convening a workshop to coincide with the Montreal Congress. Most of the workshop sessions will be held on Saturday 19 July, with an additional panel to be scheduled during the congress itself (date and time yet to be announced.
15Jul 2013
10:25 - By Sarah Maddison - News
RC 19 will organize an inter-Congress meeting on “The potentials and limits of Nordic equality politics in times of globalisation and change”
Helsinki, Finland, 12-14 December 2013
15Apr 2013
21:59 - By Sarah Maddison
Workshop to be held 18 July, 2014 (prior to the Montreal Congress)__
Joint Call by RCs 7, 19, 52
30Sep 2012
00:59 - By Sarah Maddison
For all women (and men) in the discipline: http://www.ipsa.org/news/news/ipsa-presents-gender-monitoring-report-2011
30Sep 2012
00:57 - By Sarah Maddison
Call for Papers (cfp) for the journal Political Studies (NZ Sage) which is producing a special issue on Women and Politics to be forthcoming in June 2013. The deadline for manuscripts is 1 December 2012. For more information please contact
Kate.mcmillan@vuw.ac.nz or David.capie@vuw.ac.nz
Manuscripts should be submitted electronically to http://pnz.sagepub.com/
30Sep 2012
00:47 - By Sarah Maddison
The Madrid Congress was very successful for RC19 and the other gender RCs. The pre-Congress workshops (one hosted by Jane Bayes on teaching gender and politics, and another hosted by Sarah Maddison on intersectionality and feminist activism) were a great success, underscoring again just how fruitful the workshop format is.
14Jul 2011
02:04 - By Sarah Maddison - News
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