The Political Economy of Violence against Women (Oxford Studies in Gender and International Relations)
by Jacqui True
Jacqui True examines violence against women through the combined perspectives of political economy, gender studies, and international relations. The book considers how political and economic structures shape this global issue, offering an academic framework for understanding violence, power, and inequality.
About This Book
The Political Economy of Violence against Women examines violence against women through a political economy perspective.
The book brings together questions of gender and international relations, focusing on how political and economic structures relate to violence.
Its subject places violence against women within broader debates about power, inequality, and global governance.
Written by Jacqui True, this work is part of the Oxford Studies in Gender and International Relations series.
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