女性研究 Women’s Studies (MLitt)

Applicants holding equivalent qualifications and/or relevant experience will also be considered. Feminist/political theory, transnational women’s movements, human rights law and advocacy, advocacy, gender and fundamentalisms, women’s human rights in conflict and transitional contexts. Social and economic impacts of violence against women, gender identity, sexuality and violence, rights-based approaches to development, gender and health crises. Processes and practices of social in/exclusion, gender, inequalities, and women’s identities in rural development. Globalization, culture, theory and practice of alternative development—especially environmental, southern and feminist perspectives and movements.