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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Editorial -- Abbreviations and acronyms -- Executive summary -- 1 Overview -- The fifth edition of the SIGI shows that change is underway but must accelerate -- Globally, discrimination remains the highest within the family sphere -- Violence against women and girls remains a global pandemic -- Discriminatory laws and restrictive norms of masculinities hamper women's economic empowerment globally -- Women and girls' agency in the public sphere is improving, but slowly -- Safeguarding adolescents' and women's sexual and reproductive health and rights is fundamental to achieving gender equality -- Laws can support or restrict reproductive and sexual rights -- Restrictive gender norms result in low prioritisation of girls' and women's sexual and reproductive health and rights -- The intersection of structural barriers and gender-based discrimination creates inequalities within and across countries -- Mitigating the impacts of climate change requires empowering women as agents of change -- Empowering women farmers for climate-resilient agriculture -- Disaster risk reduction must be gender-inclusive to enhance resilience -- Including women is key to enhancing the reach and use of renewable energies -- Policy makers, together with other key actors, must take bold action to eliminate discrimination in social institutions -- Level the legal playing field and support the legislation with a comprehensive policy framework -- Transform discriminatory social norms into gender-equitable ones -- Engage with men and boys -- Make the invisible visible through better data collection -- Monitor the impact of initiatives and share lessons -- Financing gender equality -- Notes -- References -- 2 Results of the fifth edition of the Social Institutions and Gender Index (SIGI)…”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…The formal structure of choice-of-law rules : three choice-of-law methodologies -- Choice pillar I : understnding Savigny's theory of choice-of-law as voluntary submission -- Choice pillar II : returning Savigny's theory to its origins -- The equality pillar -- Further development and implications -- The relation to theory and practice…”