pt. I Feminist strategies -- 1. International human rights law: a portmanteau for feminist norms? / Hilary Charlesworth -- 2. Gender mainstreaming strategies in international governance / Laura Parisi -- 3. Gender expertise as feminist strategy / Elisabeth Prugl -- 4. Feminist strategies in international organizations: the United Nations context / Carolyn Hannan -- 5. The perspective on feminist international organizing from the bottom up: the case of IGTN and the WTO / Mariama Williams -- pt. II Human rights of women -- 6. Translating international women's rights norms: CEDAW in context / Susanne Zwingel -- 7. Doing vernacularization: the encounter between global and local ideas about women's rights in Peru / Mercedes Crisostomo Meza -- 8. Translating international norms: filters to combating violence against women in Lebanon / Rita Sabat -- pt. III Security governance -- 9. feminist analysis of UN Security Council resolutions on women, peace, and security / Claudia Von Braunmuhl -- 10. European countries and the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 / Jutta Joachim -- 11. How do women's rights norms travel? Peace-building operations as opportunity structures in Bosnia / Anne Jenichen -- pt. IV Economic governance -- 12. Governing the economy for gender equality? Challenges of regulation / Shahra Razavi -- 13. Economic governance and the regulation of intimacy in gender and development: lessons from the World Bank's programming / Kate Bedford -- 14. Feminist strategies and social learning in international economic governance / Gulay Caglar -- 15. Structural power and the gender biases of technocratic network governance in finance / Brigitte Young
