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Buch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This PhD thesis was submitted to the Department of Public Policy And Administration, Faculty of Social Sciences, in partial fulfilment for the award of Doctor Of Philosophy Degree in Public Policy And Administration, African American University, USA, and it focuses on this unique topic: 'Weaponizing Policy: The Use of Gender-Based Laws for Political Persecution and Social Manipulation - A Case for Institutional Protection of Men's Rights in Public Administration.' Gender-based laws, while designed to protect women from historical and systemic injustices, are increasingly being exploited in some political and personal contexts to target men unjustly. From false accusations of abuse and harassment to manipulated custody battles and media-led defamation campaigns, men are becoming vulnerable to policy misuse with little or no institutional recourse. Hence, this Thesis investigates how such weaponization occurs within public administration and legal frameworks and also explores the growing trend of gender policy weaponization, where gender-based laws are deliberately exploited to persecute, discredit, and silence men, particularly in politically charged environments.Drawing from legal case studies, expert interviews, and policy analysis within Nigeria and selected African contexts, this research interrogates how men have become collateral damage in the gender justice movement, often with no institutional mechanisms for recourse. It critically examines the absence of a gender-balanced policy architecture and the failure of current administrative frameworks to protect the rights and dignity of falsely accused or marginalized men. …

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. This PhD thesis was submitted to the Department of Public Policy And Administration, Faculty of Social Sciences, in partial fulfilment for the award of Doctor Of Philosophy Degree in Public Policy And Administration, African American University, USA, and it focuses on this unique topic: "Weaponizing Policy: The Use of Gender-Based Laws for Political Persecution and Social Manipulation - A Case for Institutional Protection of Men's Rights in Public Administration." Gender-based laws, while designed to protect women from historical and systemic injustices, are increasingly being exploited in some political and personal contexts to target men unjustly. From false accusations of abuse and harassment to manipulated custody battles and media-led defamation campaigns, men are becoming vulnerable to policy misuse with little or no institutional recourse. Hence, this Thesis investigates how such weaponization occurs within public administration and legal frameworks and also explores the growing trend of gender policy weaponization, where gender-based laws are deliberately exploited to persecute, discredit, and silence men, particularly in politically charged environments.Drawing from legal case studies, expert interviews, and policy analysis within Nigeria and selected African contexts, this research interrogates how men have become collateral damage in the gender justice movement, often with no institutional mechanisms for recourse. It critically examines the absence of a gender-balanced policy architecture and the failure of current administrative frameworks to protect the rights and dignity of falsely accused or marginalized men. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Gender-based laws, while designed to protect women from historical and systemic injustices, are increasingly being exploited in some political and personal contexts to target men unjustly. From false accusations of abuse and harassment to manipulated custody battles and media-led defamation campaigns, men are becoming vulnerable to policy misuse with little or no institutional recourse.'The Laws They Twist: Gender Weaponization & The Persecution Of Men - A Case for Institutional Protection of Men's Rights in Public Administration' investigates how such weaponization occurs within public administration and legal frameworks and argues for the urgent creation of a Federal Ministry of Men's Affairs to balance gender equity and justice.In recent decades, gender-based laws have been instrumental in addressing the systemic inequalities and violence historically faced by women. However, emerging evidence from political, legal, and social spheres suggests that these well-intentioned policies are increasingly vulnerable to manipulation. This thesis explores the growing trend of gender policy weaponization, where gender-based laws are deliberately exploited to persecute, discredit, and silence men, particularly in politically charged environments.Drawing from legal case studies, expert interviews, and policy analysis within Nigeria and selected African contexts, this research interrogates how men have become collateral damage in the gender justice movement, often with no institutional mechanisms for recourse. It critically examines the absence of a gender-balanced policy architecture and the failure of current administrative frameworks to protect the rights and dignity of falsely accused or marginalized men.…

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Gender-based laws, while designed to protect women from historical and systemic injustices, are increasingly being exploited in some political and personal contexts to target men unjustly. From false accusations of abuse and harassment to manipulated custody battles and media-led defamation campaigns, men are becoming vulnerable to policy misuse with little or no institutional recourse."The Laws They Twist: Gender Weaponization & The Persecution Of Men - A Case for Institutional Protection of Men's Rights in Public Administration" investigates how such weaponization occurs within public administration and legal frameworks and argues for the urgent creation of a Federal Ministry of Men's Affairs to balance gender equity and justice.In recent decades, gender-based laws have been instrumental in addressing the systemic inequalities and violence historically faced by women. However, emerging evidence from political, legal, and social spheres suggests that these well-intentioned policies are increasingly vulnerable to manipulation. This thesis explores the growing trend of gender policy weaponization, where gender-based laws are deliberately exploited to persecute, discredit, and silence men, particularly in politically charged environments.Drawing from legal case studies, expert interviews, and policy analysis within Nigeria and selected African contexts, this research interrogates how men have become collateral damage in the gender justice movement, often with no institutional mechanisms for recourse. It critically examines the absence of a gender-balanced policy architecture and the failure of current administrative frameworks to protect the rights and dignity of falsely accused or marginalized men. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Etat : Neu. The Laws They Twist | Gender Weaponization & The Persecution Of Men - A Case for Institutional Protection of Men's Rights in Public Administration | Sandra C Duru | Buch | Englisch | 2025 | Mgbeke LLC | EAN 9798986570655 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…