Translating International Women's Rights: The CEDAW Convention in Context (Gender and Politics)
Susanne Zwingel examines the CEDAW Convention within the broader context of international women’s rights. Focusing on the connections among translation, gender, and politics, this academic study offers a framework for readers interested in how international rights principles are understood across varied political and social contexts.
About This Book
Translating International Women's Rights examines the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, commonly known as CEDAW.
Susanne Zwingel places the convention in the context of international women’s rights, exploring its relationship to gender and politics.
The book considers the significance of translation in understanding and applying international rights frameworks across different contexts.
It is suited to readers studying gender studies, political science, international relations, human rights, and law.
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