Rethinking gender equality in global governance : the delusion of norm diffusion / Lars Engberg-Pedersen, Adam Fejerskov, Signe Marie Cold-Ravnkilde, editors.

Chapter One: Rethinking the Study of Global Gender Equality Norms: Towards A Situated Approach.- Chapter 2: Gender Equality Norms in International Governance
Actors, Contexts, Meanings.- Chapter 3: Feminist Engagement with Gender Equality in Regional Governance.- Chapter 4: Situating the Gender Mainstreaming Norm in Regional Organizations: Comparing the Incorporation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 in the EU and OSCE.- Chapter 5: Gender Equality as Myth and Ceremony? Situated Norm Engagement in Organizations.- Chapter 6: Remaking Women's Human Rights in the Vernacular: The Resonance Dilemma.- Chapter 7: Gender Equality as a Declaration: The Changing Environment of Nordic-Russian Cooperation.- Chapter 8: Missing Women: The Crowding out of Gender Equality Norms in Ugandan Microfinance.- Chapter 9: Consulting Publics in European Union Gender Policies: Organizing Echo Chambers or Facilitating Critical Norm Engagement?.- Chapter 10: Deeds not Words: The Marginalizing Effects of Global Gender Equality Norms.- Chapter 11: Conclusion: Situated Norm Engagement and Beyond.