Frances Raday
Biographic Data
| ID | 6678462 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frances Raday |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frances |
| FAMILY NAME | Raday |
| SIGNATURE | RADAY F |
| AFFILIATIONS | College of Management Academic Studies |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Economic Woman
The author introduces the concept of economic woman and makes her visible in duality with and opposition to the exclusive model of economic man. Economic man has epitomized neo-liberal capitalism, which embraces competition and maximization of profit, resulting in a steep increase in economic inequality. The book demonstrates that women’s inequality is a crucial factor in economic inequality, which cannot be fully understood without relating to w…
Introduction
This collection of articles arises from a conference held in Tel Aviv in 2009 at the Concord Research Centre for the Integration of International Law in Israel, School of Law, College of Management Academic Studies. Delegates to the conference came from a variety of professions and areas of expertise and included academics and legal and welfare practitioners. What was common among us, however, was our interest in the international dimensions of b…
Sacralising the patriarchal family in the monotheistic religions
This article attempts to unravel the universal human rights implications of family law in the three monotheisms – Jewish, Christian and Muslim. At issue is the requirement of gender equality as justice in the family. This requirement is inherent in the human rights agenda, a novel point of departure in political philosophy and antithetical to the patriarchal family sacralised in the monotheistic religions
Women's Human Rights
The article deals with the dichotomy in Israeli law between religious and secular values as regards gender equality. This dichotomy pervades the legal system at all levels. At the constitutional level, religious values have preempted the introduction of an explicit right to equality for women. However, this limit has been largely circumvented by the constitutional right to human dignity and by Supreme Court jurisprudence, which has established th…
Religion, Multiculturalism and Equality – The Israeli Case
Women's Human Rights
The article deals with the dichotomy in Israeli law between religious and secular values as regards gender equality. This dichotomy pervades the legal system at all levels. At the constitutional level, religious values have preempted the introduction of an explicit right to equality for women. However, this limit has been largely circumvented by the constitutional right to human dignity and by Supreme Court jurisprudence, which has established th…
Sacralising the patriarchal family in the monotheistic religions
This article attempts to unravel the universal human rights implications of family law in the three monotheisms – Jewish, Christian and Muslim. At issue is the requirement of gender equality as justice in the family. This requirement is inherent in the human rights agenda, a novel point of departure in political philosophy and antithetical to the patriarchal family sacralised in the monotheistic religions
Introduction
This collection of articles arises from a conference held in Tel Aviv in 2009 at the Concord Research Centre for the Integration of International Law in Israel, School of Law, College of Management Academic Studies. Delegates to the conference came from a variety of professions and areas of expertise and included academics and legal and welfare practitioners. What was common among us, however, was our interest in the international dimensions of b…
Religion, Multiculturalism and Equality – The Israeli Case
Women's Human Rights
The article deals with the dichotomy in Israeli law between religious and secular values as regards gender equality. This dichotomy pervades the legal system at all levels. At the constitutional level, religious values have preempted the introduction of an explicit right to equality for women. However, this limit has been largely circumvented by the constitutional right to human dignity and by Supreme Court jurisprudence, which has established th…
Introduction
This collection of articles arises from a conference held in Tel Aviv in 2009 at the Concord Research Centre for the Integration of International Law in Israel, School of Law, College of Management Academic Studies. Delegates to the conference came from a variety of professions and areas of expertise and included academics and legal and welfare practitioners. What was common among us, however, was our interest in the international dimensions of b…
Sacralising the patriarchal family in the monotheistic religions
This article attempts to unravel the universal human rights implications of family law in the three monotheisms – Jewish, Christian and Muslim. At issue is the requirement of gender equality as justice in the family. This requirement is inherent in the human rights agenda, a novel point of departure in political philosophy and antithetical to the patriarchal family sacralised in the monotheistic religions
Economic Woman
The author introduces the concept of economic woman and makes her visible in duality with and opposition to the exclusive model of economic man. Economic man has epitomized neo-liberal capitalism, which embraces competition and maximization of profit, resulting in a steep increase in economic inequality. The book demonstrates that women’s inequality is a crucial factor in economic inequality, which cannot be fully understood without relating to w…
Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Gender and Women's Rights (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Human rights (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Politics (2 works)