This special issue of Wagadu, edited by S. N. Nyeck, Assistant Professor, Political Science at Clarkson University, U.S. and Orly Benjamin, Associate Professor, Sociology & Anthropology Department; Gender Studies Program at Bar-Ilan University, Israel, is a first attempt to conceptualize government outsourcing as a gendered social policy with significant ramifications halting women’s access to resources around the world.
Table of Contents
Special Issue |
|
Editorial | PDF HTML |
S.N. Nyeck and Orly Benjamin | |
(Out)bidding Women: Public Procurement Reform Diffusion and Gender Equality in Africa | ABSTRACT PDF HTML |
S. N. Nyeck | |
The Legal Framework of Contracting: Gender Equality, the Provision of Services, and European Public Procurement Law | ABSTRACT PDF HTML |
E.K. Sarter | |
Time is Money: Deskilling Caring Work through Time Allocation in Services Procurement | ABSTRACT PDF HTML |
Orly Benjamin | |
Assessing Public Sector Reform Impacts on Domestic Violence Service Delivery | ABSTRACT PDF HTML |
Beth Rauhaus | |
Emerging Procurement Laws and Women Empowerment: Assessing the Costs and Benefits of Privatization of the Telecommunications Sector in Kenya | ABSTRACT PDF HTML |
Henry Amadi | |
Research Associating Gender and Government Privatization: Lessons from International Literature | ABSTRACT PDF HTML |
Lauren Bock Mullins & Karina Moreno Saldivar | |
Book Reviews |
|
Male Sex Work and Society by Victor Minichiello & John Scott, Harrington Press, 2014 | PDF HTML |
Thaddeus Gregory Blanchette | |
Street Sex Workers’ Discourse: Realizing Material Change through Agential Choice by Jill McCracken, Routledge, 2013 | PDF HTML |
Elizabeth C. Britt | |
Fertile Disorder: Spirit Possession and Its Provocation of the Modern by Kalpana Ram, University of Hawaii Press, 2013 | PDF HTML |
Antoinette DeNapoli | |
Criminal Justice at the Crossroads: Transforming Crime and Punishment by William R. Kelly, Columbia University Press, 2015 | PDF HTML |
Gene Guerrero |