The CUG publishes, in collaboration with Pisa University Press, the series “Gender, Subjectivity, Rights”, which brings together research writings and proceedings of conferences and seminars organized by the CUG. The series is not bound by any specific disciplinary framework but includes works that are, in various ways, related to the fight against discrimination, gender studies, and equal opportunities in the workplace.
Scientific Committee:
Elisabetta Catelani, Department of Law and President of the CUG, Series Editor;
Ilario Belloni, Department of Law;
Rita Biancheri, Department of Surgical, Medical, Molecular and Critical Area Pathology;
Elena Dundovich, Department of Political Science;
Francesco Giorgelli, Department of Pharmacy;
Anna Loretoni, Institute of Law, Politics and Development, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna of Pisa;
Vincenzo Mele, Department of Political Science;
Elisabetta Orlandini, Department of Earth Sciences;
Luisa Panichi, Language Centre;
Francesca Pecori, Unit for Equality and Differences (UED);
Renata Pepicelli, Department of Civilisations and Forms of Knowledge and Rector’s Delegate for Gender Studies and Equality Promotion Policies;
Laura Savelli, former faculty member, now retired, affiliated with the Department of Civilisations and Forms of Knowledge;
Debora Spini, New York University in Florence and Syracuse University in Florence;
Elettra Stradella, Department of Law.
Glossary. Words and Practices of Gender Equality
edited by Francesca Pecori, Ilario Belloni
edited by Paulina Sabugal
Gender, populism and constitutional degradation in Europe and beyond
edited by Elettra Stradella, Giovanna Spanò
Queer trasnationalisties. Towards a History of LGBTQ+ Rights in the Post-Soviet Space
edited by Simone Bellezza, Elena Dundovich
Toolkit. Gender Equality: the framework of the main national and supranational sources
edited by Francesca Pecori
Gender Based Approaches to the law and Juris Dictio in Europe
edited by Elettra Stradella
Discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity
edited by Elettra Stradella
The modern Woman The Modern Woman and Her Rights. Carmen de Burgos (1867 – 1932)
edited by Ana Pano Alamán, Elena Carpi
Personal and Organizational Well-being: Generative and Transformative Jungian Paths
edited by Mario Mengheri
Meeting Points: Legal and Humanistic Disciplines Facing Gender Studies
edited by Angela Guidotti
Women in the Nineteenth Century: Claims and Female Culture
by Luigi Donolo
