Gender Budgeting in Europe: Developments and Challenges

ISBN-13: 9783030097301 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 378 str.

Angela O'Hagan; Elisabeth Klatzer

Spis treści

Part I: Overview of Gender Budgeting: Conceptual Underpinnings and Contestations

1. Introducing Gender Budgeting in Europe

2. Conceptual and Institutional Origins of Gender

Budgeting

3. A Brief Overview of Gender Budgeting in Europe

4. Challenges of Austerity and Retrenchment of Gender Equality

Part II: Gender Budget Analysis and Methods

5. Gender Equality Impact Assessment: A Core Element of Gender Budgeting

6. Developments in Practice: Methodologies and Approaches to Gender Budgeting

Part III: Critical Challenges

7. The Case of Austria: Reflections on Strengthening the Potential of Gender Budgeting for Substantial Change

8. Gender Budgeting in Germany Between Two Extremes: Excellent Practice and Outstanding Resistance

9. Gender Budgeting in Iceland

10. Gender Budgeting in Italy: A Laboratory for Alternative Methodologies?

11. Lessons from Gender Budgeting Experiences in Spain

12. Transconceptualisation of Gender Budgeting Ideas in the Polish Context

13.- Sustainability of Gender Budgeting in Local Administrations in Turkey: An Assessment from the Well-Being Perspective

14. Gender Budgeting in the UK: Devolution, Divergence and Feminist Tenacity.- Part IV: Reflections and Challenges

15. Gender Budgeting as Feminist Policy Change: Feminist Advocacy and Alliances.- 16. Reflections on the Politics and Context of Gender Budgets: A Feminist Perspective

17. Gender Budgeting in Europe: Overcoming Challenges and Advancing Transformation

O autorze

Dr Angela O’Hagan is an academic researcher in the Department of Social Sciences, Media and Journalism at Glasgow Caledonian University, UK.

Elisabeth Klatzer is an independent researcher-activist and international consultant, Feminist Economics and Gender Responsive Budgeting, Vienna, Austria

Blurb

This book takes a broad look at conceptual and practical applications of gender budgeting in Europe.  It comprises three linked sections that: work through conceptual definitions of gender budget analysis, exploring how it can be framed and constructed as a gender equality policy; investigate case studies across Europe; and examine challenges for implementation. This statement publication explores conceptual and methodological variations evidence in practice in Europe and the challenges of adoption and implementation in different political and institutional contexts. It brings together historical and current conceptual developments and tensions; approaches, methodologies, and tools in practice across Europe; activism, actors and agency and the engagement of formal institutions at all levels of government with feminist policy changes and feminist analysis and activists. This text is fascinating reading for students, scholars, policy makers and activists.