Innovations in Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment : Understanding the Role of International Development Volunteers as Transnational Actors
Tiessen, Rebecca
Innovations in Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment : Understanding the Role of International Development Volunteers as Transnational Actors - Baden-Baden 20211223 - 1 electronic resource (164 p.)
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Many studies have highlighted benefits of international volunteering, particularly the positive impacts for the volunteers themselves. Adding to this scholarship, the papers in the collection fill an important gap in our understanding of the impact of international development volunteering from the perspective of partner organization staff who work collaboratively with international development volunteers to promote gender equality and women's empowerment. The collection provides insights into negotiated spaces and mutual learning as well as the unique role international development volunteers play as transnational actors by working closely with staff in development organizations. With contributions by Tiffany Laursen, Benjamin Lough, Tabitha Mirza, Rika Mpogazi, Lan Nguyen, Nnenna Okoli, Leva Rouhani, Khursheed Sadat, Somed Shahadu Bitamsimli, Pascale Saint-Denis und Rebecca Tiessen. Many studies have highlighted benefits of international volunteering, particularly the positive impacts for the volunteers themselves. Adding to this scholarship, the papers in the collection fill an important gap in our understanding of the impact of international development volunteering from the perspective of partner organization staff who work collaboratively with international development volunteers to promote gender equality and women's empowerment. The collection provides insights into negotiated spaces and mutual learning as well as the unique role international development volunteers play as transnational actors by working closely with staff in development organizations. With contributions by Tiffany Laursen, Benjamin Lough, Tabitha Mirza, Rika Mpogazi, Lan Nguyen, Nnenna Okoli, Leva Rouhani, Khursheed Sadat, Somed Shahadu Bitamsimli, Pascale Saint-Denis und Rebecca Tiessen.
Creative Commons
English
10.5771/9783748924951 978-3-7489-2495-1
doi.org/10.5771/9783748924951 doi
GTF, JFFS, JMG, JPW, JFSJ, JHBC, JPWH, JKSN1
Civic Engagement, Entwicklungszusammenarbeit, Freiwilligendienste, Gender Studies, Geschlechterforschung, Global South, Globalisierung, INGOs, NGOs, Nord-Süd-Beziehungen, Volunteer Services, Zivilgesellschatliches Engagement
Innovations in Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment : Understanding the Role of International Development Volunteers as Transnational Actors - Baden-Baden 20211223 - 1 electronic resource (164 p.)
Open Access
Many studies have highlighted benefits of international volunteering, particularly the positive impacts for the volunteers themselves. Adding to this scholarship, the papers in the collection fill an important gap in our understanding of the impact of international development volunteering from the perspective of partner organization staff who work collaboratively with international development volunteers to promote gender equality and women's empowerment. The collection provides insights into negotiated spaces and mutual learning as well as the unique role international development volunteers play as transnational actors by working closely with staff in development organizations. With contributions by Tiffany Laursen, Benjamin Lough, Tabitha Mirza, Rika Mpogazi, Lan Nguyen, Nnenna Okoli, Leva Rouhani, Khursheed Sadat, Somed Shahadu Bitamsimli, Pascale Saint-Denis und Rebecca Tiessen. Many studies have highlighted benefits of international volunteering, particularly the positive impacts for the volunteers themselves. Adding to this scholarship, the papers in the collection fill an important gap in our understanding of the impact of international development volunteering from the perspective of partner organization staff who work collaboratively with international development volunteers to promote gender equality and women's empowerment. The collection provides insights into negotiated spaces and mutual learning as well as the unique role international development volunteers play as transnational actors by working closely with staff in development organizations. With contributions by Tiffany Laursen, Benjamin Lough, Tabitha Mirza, Rika Mpogazi, Lan Nguyen, Nnenna Okoli, Leva Rouhani, Khursheed Sadat, Somed Shahadu Bitamsimli, Pascale Saint-Denis und Rebecca Tiessen.
Creative Commons
English
10.5771/9783748924951 978-3-7489-2495-1
doi.org/10.5771/9783748924951 doi
GTF, JFFS, JMG, JPW, JFSJ, JHBC, JPWH, JKSN1
Civic Engagement, Entwicklungszusammenarbeit, Freiwilligendienste, Gender Studies, Geschlechterforschung, Global South, Globalisierung, INGOs, NGOs, Nord-Süd-Beziehungen, Volunteer Services, Zivilgesellschatliches Engagement