Mainstreaming Gender in Global Climate Governance: Women and Gender Constituency in the UNFCCC [Paperback]

Table of Contents

List of Acronyms

List of Tables

List of Figures

Acknowledgements

1 - Introduction

Why Gender and Climate Change?

The UNFCCC as a Site of Inquiry

Overview of the Book

2 - Enduring Debates in Feminist Climate Praxis

Theorising Feminist Climate Activism

Enduring Debates

Dilemmas of Rhetorical Strategy

Radical Outsiders versus Pragmatic Insiders

Questions of Power Dynamics and Hierarchies

The Activist - Academic Divide

Conclusion

3 - Ecofeminist Intersectionality: Inquiry and Praxis

Ecofeminist Intersectionality as Critical Inquiry

Social Inequalities

Intersecting power relations

Contextuality

Relationality

Complexity

Ecological Justice

Transversal Politics as Ecofeminist Intersectional Praxis

Solidarity Politics

Epistemic Communities

Flexible Dialogue

Conclusion

4 - From Zero Gender to GAP: Foregrounding gender in UNFCCC history

Phase 1: Zero Gender -1992  2007

Early Days: 1992  2002

Getting Organised: 2003  2005

Gaining Momentum: 2006  2007

Phase two: Mainstreaming Gender into the UNFCCC - 2007 - 2013

Getting Noticed: 2007  2009

Feminist Leadership: 2010  2013

Phase 3: Gender Action Plan - 2014  2021

Towards Implementation: 2014  2015

Extending the Lima Work Programme on Gender: 2016

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