Gender, Vulnerability Theory and Public Procurement

Taking up the concept of vulnerability, this book examines the gendered impact of market-based procurement practices.

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S.N. Nyeck is Associate Professor of African Studies, Political Economy, Gender, and Queer Studies at the University of Colorado Boulder, USA, and Adjunct Professor at CriSHET Mandela University, South Africa.

Inhalt

List of Contributors

Acronyms

Introduction

S.N. NYECK

1 The Challenge of Knowing: Public Procurement Between Unilateral Knowledge Dissemination and Participatory Knowledge Creation

E.K. SARTER

2 Law and Public Procurement in Kenya: A Human Vulnerability Analysis

ATIENO MBOYA

3 Gender Justice in Public International Organizations' Procurement Work: A Contrasted View

EMILIE COMBAZ

4 Growth Pattern in Women-Owned Construction Companies as Evidence of Vulnerability

ABIMBOLA WINDAPO

5 Contracted Vulnerability?: Job Quality, Service Quality, and Public Procurement of Services

E.K. SARTER AND ORLY BENJAMIN

6 The Case for Gender-Responsive Public Procurement in Botswana

EMMANUEL BOTLHALE

7 Gender-Responsiveness of Public Procurement and Tendering Policies in Kenya

GEDION ONYANGO AND MARYGORETTY AKINYI OTIENO

8 Policy Perspectives on Engendering Public Procurement in Africa: The Case of Rwanda and South Africa

ANGELITA KITHATU-KIWEKETE AND SHIKHA VYAS-DOORGAPERSAD

9 Vulnerability in Higher Education: The Case of Managerialism in Cleaning Services Procurement in Israel

ORLY BENJAMIN

10 The Paradox of Equity in Public Procurement Policies: A Vulnerability Analysis of Jordan

WA'ED ALSHOUBAKI

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