Women's rights 3500-FAKM-PRAWA
The course is both interdisciplinary and comparative in the sense that its purpose is to expose students to the complex issues (social, political, economic and legal) that characterize women’s rights around the globe, both in historical and contemporary perspectives, including Eastern-Central Europe perspective. The course focuses on critical thinking about women’s rights while taking into account the varying local and international settings.
It consists of three main themes around which particular issues are discussed:
1) history and substantive policy areas;
2) women's rights in the area of everyday life (including reproductive justice and gender violence);
3) women's rights in the context of feminist policy and research areas.
The course provides students with a gender sensitive perspective on research, particularly in using primary (data, treaties, policy reports etc.) and secondary (articles and books) sources for conducting studies in the area of women's rights.
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