2005International Feminist Journal of PoliticsRequires access

Has gender mainstreaming failed?

Caroline Moser

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2005 marks a decade since governments across the world signed the Beijing Platform for Action (PfA) that endorsed a policy to promote gender equality and empower women. Gender mainstreaming was ide...

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2005 marks a decade since governments across the world signed the Beijing Platform for Action (PfA) that endorsed a policy to promote gender equality and empower women. Gender mainstreaming was ide...

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2005 marks a decade since governments across the world signed the Beijing Platform for Action (PfA) that endorsed a policy to promote gender equality and empower women. Gender mainstreaming was ide...

Key concepts: Gender mainstreaming, Beijing, Mainstreaming, Gender equality, Political science, Action (physics), Gender studies, Fourth World

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