Visions for Gender Equality

As the European Commission’s current work programme for gender equality - out-lined in its Strategy for equality between men and women 2010-2015 - draws to a close and the EU considers the way forward for gender equality policies, this publication offers a range of perspectives on what has been achieved to date, the challenges that lie ahead, and possible priorities for policy action to stimulate change and accelerate progress in key areas. It is designed to feed into the development of a new strategic and comprehensive vision to guide action at EU level post-2015, as the new EU leadership which took office in 2014 looks to the future and seeks to identify priorities for action at European level in the wake of the worst economic crisis for generations.

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Year of publication:	2015
Authors:	Bettio, Francesca ; Sansonetti, Silvia ; Davis, Jacki
Institutions:	Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Justiz und Verbraucher (contributor) ; Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini (contributor) ; Istituto per la Ricerca Sociale, Mailand (contributor) ; enege (contributor)
Publisher:	Amt für Amtliche Veröffentlichungen, Luxemburg
Subject:	Chancengleichheit \| equal opportunity \| EU \| Frau \| woman \| Geschlecht \| gender \| Gewalt \| violence \| Gleichbehandlung \| equality of treatment \| Gleichberechtigung \| equality of rights \| Governance \| governance \| Lohnunterschied \| wage difference \| Mann \| man \| Rentenleistung \| pension payments

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Introduction. By Francesca Bettio and Silvia Sansonetti
Part I. New frontiers: what should the next 'big thing' in gender equality policy be?
Equality, freedom and the sexual division of labour. By Nancy J. Hirschmann
Gender equality in times of inequality, crisis and austerity: ... By Diane Perrons.
A renewed focus on gender. By Janne Fardal Kristoffersen
Men as a target for action in gender equality policies. By Jeff Hearn
Part II: What have we achieved so far and what challenges remain in key areas?
Challeging sterotypes and every-day sexism. By Brigitte Grésy
Equal pay for work of equal level. By Damian Grimshaw
Pensions and gender: a critical gap in our radar screens? By Platon Tinios
Gender inequality in leisure time. By J. Ignacio Gimenez-Nadal
A holistic approach to the provision of care: ... By Annelie Nordström
The challenge and opportunity of migration from a gender perspective. By Bridget Anderson
Unlocking the psychological keys to economic independence. By Marianne Bertrand
Gender equality in decision-making: going beyond quotas. By Lenita Freidenvall
Dignity, integrity and ending gender violence in the European Union. By Andrea Krizsan
Genderes violence: a cause and a consequence of inequality. By Nancy Lombard
Part III: Governance and communication for gender equality
Gender equality governance and tools: ... By Birgitta Aseskog
Gender equality governance and tools: ... renewes focus and a clear vision. By Johanna Kantola
The governance of gender equality: ... stakeholder mobilisation and participation. By Ulrike Liebert
Gender equality and non-discrimination: how to tackle multiple discrimination effectively? By Hege Skjeie
Cross-cutting issues for the gender equality agenda 2015 and beyond. By Trudie Knijn
The role of the internet and new media: amplifier of gender inequalities of vehicle for change? By Maria Edström
Bringing gender topics into the mainstream in schools. By Angelika Paseka
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