Lise Rolandsen Agustín
Biographic Data
| ID | 4377450 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lise Rolandsen Agustín |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lise Rolandsen |
| FAMILY NAME | Agustín |
| SIGNATURE | AGUSTÍN L R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aalborg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8021-8357 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 123 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Antiviolence as the Core Spirit of Feminism: The Centrality of Consent as an Antiviolent Symbol in Danish Feminist Mobilizations for a Consent-Based Rape Legislation
The article explores the development of feminist mobilizations for a consent-based rape legislation in Denmark and the significance of such mobilizations for contemporary fourth-wave feminism. Through an analysis of interviews with feminist activists and politicians, as well as critical frame analysis of relevant documents, we show that particularly alliance-building and norm diffusion were crucial factors in the success of the 2018–2020 campaign…
The discursive construction of gender identities and roles for women in cash transfer programmes: Implications for gender power relations
The European Parliament and Gender Equality: An Analysis of Achievements Based on the Concept of Power
The European Parliament (EP) as one of the key institutions of the European Union has gained considerable powers over time and often presents itself as a constant gender equality promoter. Whilst gender equality in the EP tended to be analysed in terms of women's descriptive, substantive and symbolic representation, this article shifts the focus to the concept of power itself in assessing gender equality achievements in and through the EP. Applyi…
Making Ripples and Waves through Feminist Knowledge Production and Activism
No abstract
Gendering the Representative Work of the European Parliament: A Political Analysis of Women MEP's Perceptions of Gender Equality in Party Groups
European Parliament's (EP) party groups are crucial to democratic representation in the EU. Much of the academic research about party groups has been gender‐blind. This article draws on qualitative methods to undertake a gender analysis of EP party groups. The article analyses the gendered experiences of women MEPs from two Nordic countries, Denmark and Finland, and draws on interview data with 18 women MEPs from these two member states to explor…
Gender Mainstreaming in the Danish Central Administration: (Mis)understandings of the Gendered Impact of Law Proposals
Gender mainstreaming is the dominant strategy of the Danish national gender equality efforts. However, gender impact assessments have neither been sufficiently integrated in the policy-making processes of the Danish ministries nor in their organisational cultures, and their impact is minor. Drawing on feminist perspectives on institutional development the article focuses on two case studies – the Ministry of Employment and the Ministry of Transpo…
Intersectionality in European Union policymaking: The Case of Gender-Based Violence
Inclusiveness of different social groups and responsiveness to the needs of increasingly diverse societies are key criteria for policy analysts to assess the quality of public policies. We argue that an intersectional approach attentive to the interaction of gender with other inequalities is particularly apt to deal with equality and diversity in policymaking. By analysing a selection of European Union policy documents on gender-based violence in…
Rethinking Sisterhood: Strategic Bridges Between Majority and Minority Women's Organizations
Gender diversities – practising intersectionality in the European Union
This article analyses the European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion (2010) (EY 2010) with the aim of identifying the nature of gender diversities in European Union policies. We argue that the European Union handles issues related to gender and diversity in particular ways; this approach is characterised by non-citizen/citizen and redistribution/recognition divisions. Employing intersectionality as the methodological approach to gen…
The Othering of Domestic Violence: The EU and Cultural Framings of Violence against Women
Violence against women is a universal problem, affecting women at all levels of society; however, differently situated women have unique experiences with violence. Theoretically, this calls for the necessity to balance universality with intersectionality. Analyzing EU policy texts, we argue that the recognition of different forms of violence has led to an increased tendency toward culturalization, i.e. articulating culture as the only explanation…
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(Re)defining women’s interests? Political struggles over women’s collective representation in the context of the European Parliament
The Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality (FEMM) of the European Parliament is one of the key actors within the European Union (EU) institutional framework for gender equality policies. In the context of this Committee, women’s interests are continuously being (re)defined by discursive and deliberative processes. Civil society actors are being included into these processes of policy-making through institutional funding and public hearin…
Framing Gender Intersections in the European Union: What Implications for the Quality of Intersectionality in Policies
Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State and Society - Volume 19, Number 4, Winter 2012
Diversity Claims- Making in a Transnational Space of Mobilization: The Intersections of Gender and Ethnicity
Diversity Claims-Making in a Transnational Space of Mobilization: The Intersections of Gender and Ethnicity Various organisations mobilise at the transnational, European level around gender and ethnicity issues, setting forward demands both by and on behalf of ethnic minority and migrant women. The organisations deal with diversity in terms of gender and ethnicity in different ways, but they all influence and are influenced by the EU framework. T…
Civil Society Participation in EU Gender Policy-Making: Framing Strategies and Institutional Constraints
The participation of transnational advocacy networks (TANs) in the policy processes of the European Union (EU) is a potential site of substantial representation of women (SRW). In the article, it is argued that the institutional context can both enable and constrain civil society actors' claims-making. TANs employ framing strategies to make their claims resonate with or challenge the dominant discourse of the EU policies. The institutions use con…
Dette nummers samlede anmeldelser
I dette nummer er følgnde bøger blevet anmeldt:Maja Bissenbakker Frederiksen: Begreb om begær. Queeringer af nyere dansk litteratur. Syddansk Universitetsforlag, 2005.Ulrikke Moustgaard (red.): Rettigheder? – en antologi om kvinders virkelighed. Dansk Kvindesamfund, Kvindernes U-landsudvalg (KULU) og Kvinderådet, 2006.Shirley Ardener & Alison Shaw (eds.): Changing sex and Bending Gender. Berghahn Books, 2005.Christian Groes-Green og Marianne Grum…
Gendering the Representative Work of the European Parliament: A Political Analysis of Women MEP's Perceptions of Gender Equality in Party Groups
European Parliament's (EP) party groups are crucial to democratic representation in the EU. Much of the academic research about party groups has been gender‐blind. This article draws on qualitative methods to undertake a gender analysis of EP party groups. The article analyses the gendered experiences of women MEPs from two Nordic countries, Denmark and Finland, and draws on interview data with 18 women MEPs from these two member states to explor…
Framing Gender Intersections in the European Union: What Implications for the Quality of Intersectionality in Policies
Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State and Society - Volume 19, Number 4, Winter 2012
The Othering of Domestic Violence: The EU and Cultural Framings of Violence against Women
Violence against women is a universal problem, affecting women at all levels of society; however, differently situated women have unique experiences with violence. Theoretically, this calls for the necessity to balance universality with intersectionality. Analyzing EU policy texts, we argue that the recognition of different forms of violence has led to an increased tendency toward culturalization, i.e. articulating culture as the only explanation…
Civil Society Participation in EU Gender Policy-Making: Framing Strategies and Institutional Constraints
The participation of transnational advocacy networks (TANs) in the policy processes of the European Union (EU) is a potential site of substantial representation of women (SRW). In the article, it is argued that the institutional context can both enable and constrain civil society actors' claims-making. TANs employ framing strategies to make their claims resonate with or challenge the dominant discourse of the EU policies. The institutions use con…
Intersectionality in European Union policymaking: The Case of Gender-Based Violence
Inclusiveness of different social groups and responsiveness to the needs of increasingly diverse societies are key criteria for policy analysts to assess the quality of public policies. We argue that an intersectional approach attentive to the interaction of gender with other inequalities is particularly apt to deal with equality and diversity in policymaking. By analysing a selection of European Union policy documents on gender-based violence in…
(Re)defining women’s interests? Political struggles over women’s collective representation in the context of the European Parliament
The Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality (FEMM) of the European Parliament is one of the key actors within the European Union (EU) institutional framework for gender equality policies. In the context of this Committee, women’s interests are continuously being (re)defined by discursive and deliberative processes. Civil society actors are being included into these processes of policy-making through institutional funding and public hearin…
Gender diversities – practising intersectionality in the European Union
This article analyses the European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion (2010) (EY 2010) with the aim of identifying the nature of gender diversities in European Union policies. We argue that the European Union handles issues related to gender and diversity in particular ways; this approach is characterised by non-citizen/citizen and redistribution/recognition divisions. Employing intersectionality as the methodological approach to gen…
The European Parliament and Gender Equality: An Analysis of Achievements Based on the Concept of Power
The European Parliament (EP) as one of the key institutions of the European Union has gained considerable powers over time and often presents itself as a constant gender equality promoter. Whilst gender equality in the EP tended to be analysed in terms of women's descriptive, substantive and symbolic representation, this article shifts the focus to the concept of power itself in assessing gender equality achievements in and through the EP. Applyi…
Making Ripples and Waves through Feminist Knowledge Production and Activism
No abstract
Gender Mainstreaming in the Danish Central Administration: (Mis)understandings of the Gendered Impact of Law Proposals
Gender mainstreaming is the dominant strategy of the Danish national gender equality efforts. However, gender impact assessments have neither been sufficiently integrated in the policy-making processes of the Danish ministries nor in their organisational cultures, and their impact is minor. Drawing on feminist perspectives on institutional development the article focuses on two case studies – the Ministry of Employment and the Ministry of Transpo…
The discursive construction of gender identities and roles for women in cash transfer programmes: Implications for gender power relations
Dette nummers samlede anmeldelser
I dette nummer er følgnde bøger blevet anmeldt:Maja Bissenbakker Frederiksen: Begreb om begær. Queeringer af nyere dansk litteratur. Syddansk Universitetsforlag, 2005.Ulrikke Moustgaard (red.): Rettigheder? – en antologi om kvinders virkelighed. Dansk Kvindesamfund, Kvindernes U-landsudvalg (KULU) og Kvinderådet, 2006.Shirley Ardener & Alison Shaw (eds.): Changing sex and Bending Gender. Berghahn Books, 2005.Christian Groes-Green og Marianne Grum…
Civil Society Participation in EU Gender Policy-Making: Framing Strategies and Institutional Constraints
The participation of transnational advocacy networks (TANs) in the policy processes of the European Union (EU) is a potential site of substantial representation of women (SRW). In the article, it is argued that the institutional context can both enable and constrain civil society actors' claims-making. TANs employ framing strategies to make their claims resonate with or challenge the dominant discourse of the EU policies. The institutions use con…
Diversity Claims- Making in a Transnational Space of Mobilization: The Intersections of Gender and Ethnicity
Diversity Claims-Making in a Transnational Space of Mobilization: The Intersections of Gender and Ethnicity Various organisations mobilise at the transnational, European level around gender and ethnicity issues, setting forward demands both by and on behalf of ethnic minority and migrant women. The organisations deal with diversity in terms of gender and ethnicity in different ways, but they all influence and are influenced by the EU framework. T…
Framing Gender Intersections in the European Union: What Implications for the Quality of Intersectionality in Policies
Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State and Society - Volume 19, Number 4, Winter 2012
(Re)defining women’s interests? Political struggles over women’s collective representation in the context of the European Parliament
The Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality (FEMM) of the European Parliament is one of the key actors within the European Union (EU) institutional framework for gender equality policies. In the context of this Committee, women’s interests are continuously being (re)defined by discursive and deliberative processes. Civil society actors are being included into these processes of policy-making through institutional funding and public hearin…
The Othering of Domestic Violence: The EU and Cultural Framings of Violence against Women
Violence against women is a universal problem, affecting women at all levels of society; however, differently situated women have unique experiences with violence. Theoretically, this calls for the necessity to balance universality with intersectionality. Analyzing EU policy texts, we argue that the recognition of different forms of violence has led to an increased tendency toward culturalization, i.e. articulating culture as the only explanation…
Køn og intersektionalitet - lokalt, internationalt og globalt. Beretning fra fra et kønsforskningsmiljø i udvikling
Dette nummers samlede anmeldelser
I dette nummer er følgnde bøger blevet anmeldt:Judith Butler: Kønsballade: Feminisme og subversionen af identitet. På dansk ved T. Houborg (Oversat fra Gender Trouble – Feminism and the Subversion of Identity, 2nd Edition, 1990). Forlaget THP, 2010.Jytte Larsen: Også andre hensyn. Dansk ligestillingshistorie 1849-1915, Aarhus Universitetsforlag, 2010. Sylvia Walby: The Future of Feminism. Polity, 2011
Rethinking Sisterhood: Strategic Bridges Between Majority and Minority Women's Organizations
Gender diversities – practising intersectionality in the European Union
This article analyses the European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion (2010) (EY 2010) with the aim of identifying the nature of gender diversities in European Union policies. We argue that the European Union handles issues related to gender and diversity in particular ways; this approach is characterised by non-citizen/citizen and redistribution/recognition divisions. Employing intersectionality as the methodological approach to gen…
Intersectionality in European Union policymaking: The Case of Gender-Based Violence
Inclusiveness of different social groups and responsiveness to the needs of increasingly diverse societies are key criteria for policy analysts to assess the quality of public policies. We argue that an intersectional approach attentive to the interaction of gender with other inequalities is particularly apt to deal with equality and diversity in policymaking. By analysing a selection of European Union policy documents on gender-based violence in…
Gender Mainstreaming in the Danish Central Administration: (Mis)understandings of the Gendered Impact of Law Proposals
Gender mainstreaming is the dominant strategy of the Danish national gender equality efforts. However, gender impact assessments have neither been sufficiently integrated in the policy-making processes of the Danish ministries nor in their organisational cultures, and their impact is minor. Drawing on feminist perspectives on institutional development the article focuses on two case studies – the Ministry of Employment and the Ministry of Transpo…
Gendering the Representative Work of the European Parliament: A Political Analysis of Women MEP's Perceptions of Gender Equality in Party Groups
European Parliament's (EP) party groups are crucial to democratic representation in the EU. Much of the academic research about party groups has been gender‐blind. This article draws on qualitative methods to undertake a gender analysis of EP party groups. The article analyses the gendered experiences of women MEPs from two Nordic countries, Denmark and Finland, and draws on interview data with 18 women MEPs from these two member states to explor…
Making Ripples and Waves through Feminist Knowledge Production and Activism
No abstract
The discursive construction of gender identities and roles for women in cash transfer programmes: Implications for gender power relations
The European Parliament and Gender Equality: An Analysis of Achievements Based on the Concept of Power
The European Parliament (EP) as one of the key institutions of the European Union has gained considerable powers over time and often presents itself as a constant gender equality promoter. Whilst gender equality in the EP tended to be analysed in terms of women's descriptive, substantive and symbolic representation, this article shifts the focus to the concept of power itself in assessing gender equality achievements in and through the EP. Applyi…
Antiviolence as the Core Spirit of Feminism: The Centrality of Consent as an Antiviolent Symbol in Danish Feminist Mobilizations for a Consent-Based Rape Legislation
The article explores the development of feminist mobilizations for a consent-based rape legislation in Denmark and the significance of such mobilizations for contemporary fourth-wave feminism. Through an analysis of interviews with feminist activists and politicians, as well as critical frame analysis of relevant documents, we show that particularly alliance-building and norm diffusion were crucial factors in the success of the 2018–2020 campaign…
Political science (14 works) · Sociology (14 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (12 works) · Gender Studies (12 works) · Gender Studies (10 works) · Law (9 works) · Law (9 works) · Politics (9 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (5 works) · Intersectionality (5 works)