Jill Lovecy
Biographic Data
| ID | 4097875 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jill Lovecy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jill |
| FAMILY NAME | Lovecy |
| SIGNATURE | LOVECY J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Manchester |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Gender mainstreaming and the framing of women's rights in Europe: The contribution of the Council of Europe
Citoyennes à part entière’?The Constitutionalization of Gendered Citizenship in France and the Parity Reforms of 1999‐2000
In France the Last Decade has Witnessed a Notable Attempt at renewing the theory and practice of representative democracy. This has taken the form of a campaign, first launched in 1992, to tackle the significant under-representation of women in all of France's main arenas of elective representation by according constitutional status to the principle ofparite. The campaign focused on the claim that, as one half of humankind, women in democratic po…
The end of French exceptionalism
1999). The end of French exceptionalism? West European Politics: Vol. 22, The Changing French Political System, pp. 205-224
Global regulatory competition and the single market for professional services: The legal and medical professions in France and Britain
The article assesses the impact of three distinct types of pressure for regulatory change on the two contrasting sectors of legal and medical service provision. These have been driven by both regional and global integration processes. The article focuses on the distinctive forms of regulatory competition which have developed at the European level, within the framework of a highly managed system of mutual recognition, and on the very different str…
Falling from a Tightrope: Doctors and Lawyers between the Market and the State
The organization of the medical and legal professions in Britain has depended heavily on ideologies of self-regulation, and on different institutional creations inspired by those ideologies. Self-regulation balances professions between the market and the state. In recent years both medicine and the law have been subjected to greater competition in the market, and greater control by the state. Part of the explanation for change lies in conditions …
Comparative politics and the Fifth French Republic: La fin de l'exception francaise
Citoyennes à part entière’?The Constitutionalization of Gendered Citizenship in France and the Parity Reforms of 1999‐2000
In France the Last Decade has Witnessed a Notable Attempt at renewing the theory and practice of representative democracy. This has taken the form of a campaign, first launched in 1992, to tackle the significant under-representation of women in all of France's main arenas of elective representation by according constitutional status to the principle ofparite. The campaign focused on the claim that, as one half of humankind, women in democratic po…
Falling from a Tightrope: Doctors and Lawyers between the Market and the State
The organization of the medical and legal professions in Britain has depended heavily on ideologies of self-regulation, and on different institutional creations inspired by those ideologies. Self-regulation balances professions between the market and the state. In recent years both medicine and the law have been subjected to greater competition in the market, and greater control by the state. Part of the explanation for change lies in conditions …
Comparative politics and the Fifth French Republic: La fin de l'exception francaise
Gender mainstreaming and the framing of women's rights in Europe: The contribution of the Council of Europe
The end of French exceptionalism
1999). The end of French exceptionalism? West European Politics: Vol. 22, The Changing French Political System, pp. 205-224
Global regulatory competition and the single market for professional services: The legal and medical professions in France and Britain
The article assesses the impact of three distinct types of pressure for regulatory change on the two contrasting sectors of legal and medical service provision. These have been driven by both regional and global integration processes. The article focuses on the distinctive forms of regulatory competition which have developed at the European level, within the framework of a highly managed system of mutual recognition, and on the very different str…
Comparative politics and the Fifth French Republic: La fin de l'exception francaise
Falling from a Tightrope: Doctors and Lawyers between the Market and the State
The organization of the medical and legal professions in Britain has depended heavily on ideologies of self-regulation, and on different institutional creations inspired by those ideologies. Self-regulation balances professions between the market and the state. In recent years both medicine and the law have been subjected to greater competition in the market, and greater control by the state. Part of the explanation for change lies in conditions …
Global regulatory competition and the single market for professional services: The legal and medical professions in France and Britain
The article assesses the impact of three distinct types of pressure for regulatory change on the two contrasting sectors of legal and medical service provision. These have been driven by both regional and global integration processes. The article focuses on the distinctive forms of regulatory competition which have developed at the European level, within the framework of a highly managed system of mutual recognition, and on the very different str…
The end of French exceptionalism
1999). The end of French exceptionalism? West European Politics: Vol. 22, The Changing French Political System, pp. 205-224
Citoyennes à part entière’?The Constitutionalization of Gendered Citizenship in France and the Parity Reforms of 1999‐2000
In France the Last Decade has Witnessed a Notable Attempt at renewing the theory and practice of representative democracy. This has taken the form of a campaign, first launched in 1992, to tackle the significant under-representation of women in all of France's main arenas of elective representation by according constitutional status to the principle ofparite. The campaign focused on the claim that, as one half of humankind, women in democratic po…
Gender mainstreaming and the framing of women's rights in Europe: The contribution of the Council of Europe
Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Competition (biology (2 works) · Corporate governance (2 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · European Political History Analysis (2 works)