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Routledge Women and Justice: Development of International Policy - Routledge

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Description

Women and Justice: Development of International Policy is the first volume in the Women and the Law series, originally published in 1999. This comprehensive examination explores how justice systems and legal frameworks affect women across different societies and cultures. The book analyzes women's experiences within specific justice systems and addresses critical issues of equal treatment before the law on an international scale. Rather than attempting exhaustive country-by-country coverage, the work presents key representative regions and legal approaches, enabling readers to compare various systems against established frameworks. Essential reading for scholars, legal professionals, policymakers and students interested in gender equity, comparative law and the development of international policy affecting women's rights and access to justice.

Key Features

Part of the Women and the Law series published by Routledge, providing specialist academic focus on gender and legal systems.

Examines implementation and implications of policies and practices affecting women in justice systems worldwide.

Offers comparative analysis across representative jurisdictions rather than encyclopaedic country-by-country review.

Addresses fundamental issues of equal treatment and legal rights for women in international context.

Combines policy analysis with practical examination of how justice systems operate for women.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
18 January 1999
Listed Since
22 January 2007

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