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    Integration von Genderperspektiven in der technischen Zusammenarbeit in Konfliktgebieten - das Beispiel der Wasserversorgung im Ramallah Distrikt
    (2013-02-01)
    Mutlak, Natalie
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    Eifler, Christine
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    Maaß, Susanne
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    Weller, Ines
    Development projects nowadays are increasingly carried out in (post-) conflict regions, pretending to reduce the reasons for conflict and to foster sustainable development, which encompasses efficient basic supply systems - such as water - and social justice, including gender equity. In spite of these programmatic claims, the impact of technical projects - including large-scale water supply systems - on gender relations in conflict situations has hardly been explored. Based on the fact that there is an interrelation between technological and societal developments, supply structures always include social processes, encompassing different forms and pattern of care taking. The aim of this dissertation was on one hand to analyse the de facto implementation of Gender Mainstreaming in a certain water project, on the other hand to explore the interdependence between water supply and (conflict-)society in the Ramallah distrikt, from a gender perspective.
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    Menschenrechte und der Kampf gegen Trafficking : Projekte der Internationalen Organisation für Migration in der Russischen Föderation und der Bundesrepublik Deutschland
    (2013-05-17)
    Schatral, Susanne
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    Eifler, Christine
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    Liebert,Ulrike
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    Liebert, Ulrike
    The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is probably the most widely known International Governmental Organisation combating trafficking in human beings worldwide. Based on the studies of two anti-trafficking projects, one in the Russian Federation and the other in the Federal Republic of Germany, which were managed by the IOM, I will show how the organisation, as a provider of expertise, shapes the regimes of practice to combat human trafficking and thus the reality, of human trafficking in both countries. In it's projects IOM needs to cooperate with national governments that partly determines their scope and aims, and this has led to a conceptualisation of migration more in terms of the needs of nations than those of migrants. The IOM`s method of migration management is geared towards the needs of the nation-state: eliminating illegal migration and encouraging the migration of skilled labour. In the discourse that emerges from the IOM`s activities, individuals who are trafficked become passive objects. This study raises questions not only about the co-existence of NGOs and national governments, but also about the relationship of experts and their audiences,and how this relationship can affect the production of expert knowledge.
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