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DOI: https://doi.org/10.14198/fem.2020.35

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Introduction

Introduction. «A critical practice of thinking otherwise»: Bacchi, gender and public policy analysis Angela O’Hagan

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Articles

How to integrate a gender perspective into well-being budgeting practices: Insights from a comparative case study between Bhutan and New Zealand Margarita Ozonas Marcos

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Gender mainstreaming in action? The Scottish Structural and Investment Funding Program 2014-2020 Leanne Wilson, Jim Campbell

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Climate conscious professional kitchens? Analysing the Scottish food sector through a feminist lens Adele Wylie

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Through the lens of single parenthood: a comparative snapshot of the impact of neoliberal welfare, housing and employment policies on single mothers in the UK and Sweden Sue Cohen, Tove Samzelius

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Flexible Working in the UK: interrogating policy through a gendered Bacchi lens Nina Teasdale

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Jumpstart, potentials and hindrances: collaboration projects in gender mainstreaming and gender budgeting Finnborg Salome Steinþórsdóttir, Þorgerður Einarsdóttir

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Bacchi as pedagogy: Surfacing equality and human rights in public policy teaching Angela O’Hagan

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Miscellaneous

The male archetypes in Perrault’s tales: models of masculinity to learn or unlearn from childhood Vicenta Garrido Carrasco

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Arts and the debates in the feminist reproduction academy: power relations and technology María Cecilia Johnson

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Tell me what you listen to and i will tell you who you are. Representing women in 100 of the more popular reggaeton songs in 2018 Marie-France Merlyn

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(To keep) theorizing affects and emotions in educational research from feminist approaches Silvia De Riba Mayoral

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Reviews

Reseña de: Barco Cebrián, Lorena C., María José Ruiz Somavilla y María Teresa Vera Balanza (eds.). Cambio generacional y mujeres universitarias. Genealogías, conocimiento y compromiso feminista. Madrid: Editorial Dykinson, 2019. 195 pp. ISBN: 978-84-9148-934-4 Marta Postigo Asenjo

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Reseña de: Reverter, Sonia y María Medina-Vicent. El feminismo en 35 hashtags. Madrid: Los libros de la catarata, 2020. 110 pp. ISBN: 978-84-9097-905-1 Laura Manzano-Zambruno

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Reseña de: M. Gloria Ríos Guardiola y M. Belén Hernández González (eds.). Mujeres con luz, Murcia: Ediciones de la Universidad de Murcia (edit.um), 2017. ISBN 978-84-17157-41-8 Montserrat Planelles-Iváñez

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Reseña de: Campagnoli, Mabel Alicia. Preciados feminismos. Una lectura de Preciado para la antropología filosófica. Málaga: UMA, 2018 Ariel Martínez

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