Women in the Balkans/ Southeastern Europe

This book is a collection of contributions to a symposium which was organized by the Southeast Europe Association on the topic "Women in the Balkans/Southeastern Europe" and held on 3rd and 4th November 2014 in Munich. It reflects on the situation of the women which has changed fundamentally since the end of the communist/socialist regime.

Inhalt

Gabriella Schubert / Johanna Deimel: Preface - Gabriella Schubert / Johanna Deimel: Introduction - Gabriella Schubert: Women in the Balkans / Southeast Europe - Marije Cornelissen: Women are one of Southeast Europe's most valuable assets - Parenthood, Economy and Social Welfare - Ana Carevic / Dragan Sabljic: Women's Entrepreneurship in Southeast Europe - Vera Gudac-Dodic: Women in Serbia - Work-Life Balance, Migration - Marijana Dinek / Diana Ridic: Women under international protection in Bosnia-Herzegovina (status, perspective) - Marina Hughson: Work and Family in Serbia: The Semiperipheral Gender Perspective - Ana Luleva: Post-socialist Gender Order in Bulgaria: Between Statesocialist - Legacy and EU Gender Regulations Table of Contents - Sexism, Violence, Human Trafficking - Maja Raicevic: Position of women in Montenegro. Key issues, specific needs, and bottlenecks - Inge Bell: "Fresh Meat" from Southeast Europe for Johns in Germany. A look at the System of Human Trafficking - Reconciliation, Participation, Representation, Lobbying and Regional Cooperation - Lejla Turcilo / Seid Masnica: Women in Bosnia-Herzegovina: Deprived, but Successful - Teuta Sahatqija: Reconciliation / Political Participation and Representation / Lobbying and Regional cooperation: Kosova's case