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020			_a081479338X (paper : acid-free paper)
020			_a0814793371 (cloth : acid-free paper)
040			_aPUCPR
049			_acicg _bci
050	0	0	_aK 644 _b.G59 2000
245	1	0	_aGlobal critical race feminism _ban international reader _cedited by Adrien Katherine Wing ; foreword by Angela Y. Davis.
260			_aNew York _bNew York University Press _cc2000.
300			_axvi, 451 p. _c26 cm.
490		0	_aCritical America _2Local _982256
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 425-436) and index.
505	0		_tGlobal critical race feminism for the twenty-first century _rAdrien Katherine Wing - - _tTurning the gaze back on itself : comparative law, feminist legal studies, and the postcolonial project _rBrenda J. Cossman _tToward a feminist internationality : a critique of U.S. feminist legal scholarship _rVasuki Nesiah - - _tThemes for a conversation on race and gender in international human rights law _rCelina Romany - - _tComparative analysis of women's issues : toward a contextualized methodology _rAntoinette Sedillo López - - _tFéminismes san frontiéres? The Cuban challenge - - women, equality, and culture _rBertaEsperanza Hernández-Truyol - - _tWomen (under) development : poor women of color in the United States and the right to development _rHope Lewis - - _tMotherhood and work in cultural context : one woman's patriarchal bargain _rDevon W. Carbado - - _tDiscrimination in New Zealand : a personal journey _rMai Chen - - _tAfrican women in France : immigration, family, and work _rJudy Scales-Trent - - _tFilthy, old, and ugly : Gypsy women from Serbia _rZorica Mrsevic - - _tJosephine Baker, racial protest, and the Cold War _rMary L. Dudziak - - _tFounding mothers and contemporary Latin America constitutions : Colombian women, constitution making, and the new Constitutional Court _rMartha I. Morgan with the collaboration of Mónica María Alzate Buitrago. _tDeconstructing patriarchal jurisprudence in Islamic law : a faithful approach _rAriazah Y. al-Hibri - - _tFor the sake of country, for the sake of family : the oppressive impact of family registration on women in Japan _rTaimie L. Bryant - - _tFemale infanticide in China : the human rights specter and thoughts toward (an) other vision _rSharon K. Hom - - _tBridges and barricades : rethinking polemics and intransigence in the campaing against female circumcision _rLeslye 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 Women _rLisa A. Crooms - - _tViolence against Aboriginal women in Australia : possibilities for redness within the international human rights framework _rPenelope E. Andrews - - _tDomestic violence in Ghana : an initial step _rRosemary Ofeibea Ofei-Aboagye King - - _tCritical race feminist conceptualization of violence : South African and Palestiniam women _rAdrien Katherine Wing - - _tPuerto Rico's Domestic Violence Prevention and Intervention Law : the limitations of legislative responses _rJerry Rivera. _tSexual harassment and human rights in Latin America _rGaby Oré-Aguilar - - _t(Dis)assembling rights of women workers along the global assembly line : human rights and the garment industry _rLaura Ho, Catherine Powell, and Levi Volpp - - _tHolding up more than half the sky : marketization and the status of women in China _rAnna M. Han - - _tStill office flowers : Japanese women betrayed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Law _rKiyoko Kamio Knapp.
650		0	_aMinority women _xLegal status, laws, etc. _2Local _9136983
650		0	_aWomen, Black _xLegal st, laws, etc.atus _2Local _9190336
700	1	0	_aWing, Adrien Katherine. _2Local _9189728
999			_c181953 _d181953