Connecting International Law with Public Law - Series page

pp iii-iv

The Public Law of Gender - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-x

List of Contributors

pp xi-xviii

Series Editors’ Preface

pp xix-xx

Editors’ Preface

pp xxi-xxii

Introduction: A Public Law of Gender?

pp 1-40

Part I - Constitutional Design and Gendered Outcomes

pp 41-120

1 - Feminisms and Constitutions

pp 43-72

2 - Deference and Deferral: Constitutional Structure and the Durability of Gender-Based Nationality Laws

pp 73-98

3 - Structural Remedies and the One Million Pesos: On the Limits of Court-Ordered Social Change for Internally Displaced Women in Colombia

pp 99-120

Part II - Constitutional Design in a Global Setting: The Challenge of the Local

pp 121-216

4 - Customary Law, Constitutional Law, and Women’s Equality

pp 123-146

5 - Customising Equality in Post-Conflict Constitutions

pp 147-169

6 - Gender Equality in International Law and Constitutions: Mediating Universal Norms and Local Differences

pp 170-194

7 - Law as a Placeholder for Change? Women’s Rights and Realities in Afghanistan

pp 195-216

Part III - Localising Participation and Voice through Law

pp 217-270

8 - Polygamy: Who Speaks for Women?

pp 219-245

9 - In Her Own Voice: Oral (Legal) History’s Insights on Gender and the Spheres of Public Law

pp 246-270

Part IV - Governance, Representation and Gendered Measures

pp 271-364

10 - Good Governance, Gender Equality and Women’s Political Representation: Ideas as Points of Disjuncture

pp 273-295

11 - Women in Government/Governance in New Zealand: A Case Study of Engagement over Forty Years

pp 296-317

12 - Equality Without Freedoms? Political Representation and Participation of Women in Vietnam

pp 318-343

13 - Gender, Justice and Statistics: The Case of Poverty Measurement

pp 344-364

Part V - Governance, Equality and Nondiscrimination

pp 365-434

14 - Gender and Racial Discrimination in the Formation of Groups: Tribal and Liberal Approaches to Membership in Settler Societies

pp 367-390

15 - Rethinking the Australian Model of Promoting Gender Equality

pp 391-412

16 - Gender, Governance and the Defence of the Realm: Globalising Reforms in the Australian Defence Force

pp 413-434