Governing Austerity: Governance Reforms as Facilitators of Gendered Austerity in Finland.
This article contributes to literature on gender and austerity by analysing recent neoliberal transformations of governance that have facilitated the adoption of highly gendered austerity measures and constrained the conditions for gender equality policy in Finland. It examines two austerity-enhanci...
| Publicado en: | Australian Feminist Studies Vol. 34; no. 100; pp. 182 - 198 |
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