One of the main aims of PAR is to create equality between the researcher and research subjects [ 31] as well as making explicit the researcher's assumptions, values and motives [ 40].
Any challenge to government policy is either tame (the Greens have almost entirely abandoned their aims of social equality and pacifism) or is barely noticed (the post-communist Left party, when not tripping over its own feet, gets a cold shoulder from the media).
I think we need to widen out from a narrow focus on income, to aiming for equality of capability – giving everyone the power to pursue their goals.
This all is in stark juxtaposition to the EU's formally stated policy aim of gender equality.
Another set of World Bank figures shows that the world is well on the way towards meeting its education goals and has already achieved the aim of gender equality in schools.
She says the "restrictions and restraints are so wide and so burdensome as arguably to amount to a disproportionate restraint on freedom of expression, notwithstanding the legitimate aim of ensuring equality between candidates so that all voices can be heard in an election".
But it will be useful to turn to consideration of the resourcist approach, within which the aim of integrating equality and responsibility has prompted various proposals.
But the burqa ban in France will not achieve the aim of gender equality.
The Nazi use of "socialist" in the full form of its party name, National Socialists, implied this collectivism but, by adding "national," rejected everything else about socialism that made it socialism: its aim of economic equality without regard to divisions by ethnicity or religion.
The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) (external link) deals with countries' obligations to enact appropriate legislation, administrative and other measures, with the aim of achieving equality between men and women in all spheres of public and private life, including the family.
