04248nam a2200265Ia 450000100070000000500170000700800410002401000120006502000410007702000410011804000100015904900130016905000210018224501230020326000480032630000240037449000350039850400640043350531340049765000600363165000580369170000430374999900190379295201710381125331220160527190348.0011203s2000 nyu rb 001 0 eng d a00-8391 a081479338X (paper : acid-free paper) a0814793371 (cloth : acid-free paper) aPUCPR acicgbci00aK 644b.G59 200010aGlobal critical race feminismban international readercedited by Adrien Katherine Wing ; foreword by Angela Y. Davis. aNew YorkbNew York University Presscc2000. axvi, 451 p.c26 cm. 0aCritical America2Local982256 aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 425-436) and index.0 tGlobal critical race feminism for the twenty-first centuryrAdrien Katherine Wing - -tTurning the gaze back on itself : comparative law, feminist legal studies, and the postcolonial projectrBrenda J. CossmantToward a feminist internationality : a critique of U.S. feminist legal scholarshiprVasuki Nesiah - -tThemes for a conversation on race and gender in international human rights lawrCelina Romany - -tComparative analysis of women's issues : toward a contextualized methodologyrAntoinette Sedillo López - -tFéminismes san frontiéres? The Cuban challenge - - women, equality, and culturerBertaEsperanza Hernández-Truyol - -tWomen (under) development : poor women of color in the United States and the right to developmentrHope Lewis - -tMotherhood and work in cultural context : one woman's patriarchal bargainrDevon W. Carbado - -tDiscrimination in New Zealand : a personal journeyrMai Chen - -tAfrican women in France : immigration, family, and workrJudy Scales-Trent - -tFilthy, old, and ugly : Gypsy women from SerbiarZorica Mrsevic - -tJosephine Baker, racial protest, and the Cold WarrMary L. Dudziak - -tFounding mothers and contemporary Latin America constitutions : Colombian women, constitution making, and the new Constitutional CourtrMartha I. Morgan with the collaboration of Mónica María Alzate Buitrago.tDeconstructing patriarchal jurisprudence in Islamic law : a faithful approachrAriazah Y. al-Hibri - -tFor the sake of country, for the sake of family : the oppressive impact of family registration on women in JapanrTaimie L. Bryant - -tFemale infanticide in China : the human rights specter and thoughts toward (an) other visionrSharon K. Hom - -tBridges and barricades : rethinking polemics and intransigence in the campaing against female circumcisionrLeslye Amede Obiora - -tUneasy alliances and solid sisterhood : a response to Professor Obiora's "Bridges and Barricades"rIsabelle R. Gunning - -tFamilies, fatherlessness, and women's human rights : an analysis of the Clinton Administration's public housing policy as a violation of the Convention of the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against WomenrLisa A. Crooms - -tViolence against Aboriginal women in Australia : possibilities for redness within the international human rights frameworkrPenelope E. Andrews - -tDomestic violence in Ghana : an initial steprRosemary Ofeibea Ofei-Aboagye King - -tCritical race feminist conceptualization of violence : South African and Palestiniam womenrAdrien Katherine Wing - -tPuerto Rico's Domestic Violence Prevention and Intervention Law : the limitations of legislative responsesrJerry Rivera.tSexual harassment and human rights in Latin AmericarGaby Oré-Aguilar - -t(Dis)assembling rights of women workers along the global assembly line : human rights and the garment industryrLaura Ho, Catherine Powell, and Levi Volpp - -tHolding up more than half the sky : marketization and the status of women in ChinarAnna M. Han - -tStill office flowers : Japanese women betrayed by the Equal Employment Opportunity LawrKiyoko Kamio Knapp. 0aMinority womenxLegal status, laws, etc.2Local9136983 0aWomen, BlackxLegal st, laws, etc.atus2Local919033610aWing, Adrien Katherine.2Local9189728 c181953d181953 00102lc406K_644_000000000000000__G59_2000708cil9113017a7b7c4d2016-05-27g70.00i350517l0oK 644 .G59 2000p70000000651922r2016-05-27 00:00:00xr:253312y6