PAP 3325 Study Guide - Final Guide: Tertiary Sector Of The Economy, Feminist Movement, Feminist Theory

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Public Administration
• Course: PAP 3325
• Professor: Ishara Mahat

Document Summary

Kayla smith: 1st part defining the terminologies (4/6) 2 points each 3-4 lines, 2nd part- short answer questions (6/9) 2 points each 5-6 lines, 3rd part- two essay questions- 5 points each- 1 page each. Community-based theories: sex ratio births (srbs, female infanticide (india, reproductive health, population policy, primary health care (phc, politics of needs interpretation, finrrage, family planning program (fpp, gender based violence (gbv, cedaw, devaw, empowerment. An organized set of ideologies, moral philosophies, as well as a movement in attempt to ensure that no individual is discriminated based on their gender, identity, race, and class in every politic, economic and social sphere of life. First wave= political and legal rights (voting [suffrage] and property) (1930-1960) Second wave- equal rights and opportunities in private and public sphere (1960-1980) Third wave= questioning universal identity of women and focus on intersectionality (1990-onwards) Liberal feminism: focuses on obtaining equal rights and opportunities in public and private sphere.