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„Gender and Careers in the Legal Academy. The First Women Law Pofessors“
International Workshop in Schönburg/Oberwesel
Termin: 08.05.2016 – 11.05.2016
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Introduction and Overview - Ulrike Schultz, Germany: Gender and Careers in the Legal Academy: outline of a comparative Research project
- Ulrike Schultz, Germany: Gender and Careers in the Legal Academy in Germany: the difficult path from pioneers to women in a still contested minority position, overview over results of a research project
- Celia Wells, U.K.: Accidental Communists: Memoirs of a Law Professor – Notes from a project
- Carle, Susan, USA: Barbara Armstrong: "First" Tenured Female Professor at an Accredited U.S. Law School
- Harriet Silius, Finland: First woman professor of law in Finland
- Leny de Groot, The Netherlands: Derkje Hazewinkel-Suringa: Compromise and Courage
- Rosemary Auchmuty, U.K.: The Road to Olive Stone: LSE and Women´s Legal Education
- Bev Baines, Canada: Canada´s First Women Law Professors
- Bartie, Susan, Australia: 'Writing about the 'brains and beauty' of Alice Erh-Soon Tay'
- Eyal Katvan, Israel: First Women Law Professors in Israel
- Peter Robson, Scotland: Woman in the Scottish Legal Academy – a preliminary overview – 1960 – 1990
- Carrie Menkel-Meadow, USA: Feminist Legal Academics: Changing the Epistemology of American law
- Margaret Thornton, Australia: Feminism comes to the legal academy: the case of Australia
- Josephine Dawuni, Ghana: Women as Legal Educators in Africa: Opportunities for Gendering the Lawe
- Maria da Gloria Bonelli, Brazil: De-centering Legal Academy? Women faculty in Brazilian Law Schools
- Liz Duff, Lisa Webley, U.K.: Gender and the legal academy: what we learn from talent management and organizational theory
- Merike Ristikivi, Estonia: Women in University of Tartu: Studies and Career Prospects in the Faculty of Law
- Emily Sanchez Salcedo, Philippines: Women Law Professors in the Philippines. Then, Now and Six Decades in Between: The Cheerless Transformation of a Road Less Travelled by to a Path Oft-Chosen for Convenience
- Rania Maktabi, Norway, Lebanon: Women in the Legal Academy in Lebanon and Kuwait
- Nadia Sonneveld, The Netherlands: Gender and careers in the Legal Academy - The cases of Egypt and Morocco
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