Appendix_The gendered dimension of fighting corruption.docx.pdf

The following document includes documents that were used for an article. The goal of the paper is a feminist critique of the transnational discourse of gender policies in the particular case of policy proposals against corruption. To this end, we first introduce some main insights from our theoretical frame drawing from feminist critique in the international relations (IR) discipline before introducing the state of the art on the topic of gender in development and critically engaging with some of the most problematic assumptions related to this strategy. Critical frame analysis proves a fruitful tool for our analysis as it helps examine stereotypical framing. Combined with the Gender Equality Policy in Practice (GEPP) approach, through two case studies from Ghana and Indonesia, we demonstrate that one-size-fits-all approaches to empowering women and tackling corruption are unlikely to succeed and that different frames of the gendered dimension of corruption exist in different policy areas.

本数据集涵盖了用于某篇学术论文的相关文献素材。本论文的研究目标是以反腐败政策提案为具体案例，对性别政策的跨国话语展开女性主义批判。为此，我们首先从国际关系（International Relations, IR）学科的女性主义批判理论中提炼核心观点，随后介绍发展领域性别议题的研究前沿，并对该研究策略下存在的若干极具争议的假设展开批判性探讨。批判性框架分析被证实是本次研究极具成效的分析工具，因其能够有效检视刻板化的框架建构。结合《实践中的性别平等政策》（Gender Equality Policy in Practice, GEPP）分析框架，我们通过加纳与印度尼西亚的两个案例研究证明：旨在赋能女性、惩治腐败的一刀切式政策方案大概率难以奏效，且腐败的性别维度在不同政策领域呈现出差异化的框架建构方式。