To browse Academia. My focus is the continuities and discontinuities in recent feminist ideas and perspectives. I am going to discuss the development of feminist theories as to the sources of gender inequality and its pervasiveness, and the different feminist political solutions and remedies based on these theories. I will be combining ideas from different feminist writers, and usually will not be talking about any specific writers. A list of readings can be found at the end.
This Essay has two aims. First, it offers some guiding principles, or "ABCs," for a feminist vision of sex education. Second, in keeping with this symposium's topic, "Sexuality and the Law," the Essay evaluates that feminist project in light of what I call "the sexuality critique" of legal feminism-a line of criticism leveled by feminist and post-feminist scholars against feminist legal theorists' work on sexuality.
The ABCs advanced here reflect a liberal feminist approach to sex education, which stresses the three themes of fostering capacity, equality, and responsibility. Such an approach, the Essay maintains, is better suited for facilitating the development of young women's and men's capacities for responsible sexual self-government than the abstinence-until-marriage model of sex education "abstinence-only" embraced in the federal welfare law codified as the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of As put into practice in various curricula funded by the federal government, such sex education is laden with gender role stereotypes about "his" and "her" sexuality that reinforce women's role as sexual gatekeepers.
The public sector accounting as the ex post recording and reporting of financial operations of government represents the fundamental management process in public sector entities. Even before, but especially in time of financial and economic crisis, countries are facing a challenge to improve the information served by public accounting for the state budgeting purpose; most often by reforming accounting principle from cash flow into accrual.
The financial and economic crisis revealed that accounting based on accrual principle provides more transparent budgeting.
