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Building: Faculty of Social Science, Floor: Ground Floor, Room: FDV-4
Wednesday 14:00 - 15:30 CEST (06/07/2022)
This panel examines the perception and evaluation of women leaders during periods of crisis and recovery across a vast array of countries worldwide. Scholars focus on different types of positions of influence including but not limited to heads of state and government, governors, and feminist bureaucrats. Crisis types explored encompass health (COVID-19, Ebola) security, and climate. Scholars also address the role of gender in perceptions of crisis leadership and the influence of key actors on policy responses.
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Feminists and Femocrats: Gendering COVID-19 Recovery in North America and Europe | View Paper Details |
Women Leaders and Counterterrorism: A Political Catch-22? | View Paper Details |
Gender, Crises, and Executive Leadership – A Comparative Case Study of Health Crises in Germany, New Zealand, and Liberia | View Paper Details |