Introduction – Reassessing Feminst Legal Theories -- Feminist Legal Theory Beyond Neutrality -- Sexual Abuse, Sexy Dressing and the Erotization of Domination -- Gender Justice: Reassessing Theories of Justice from Feminist Perspectives -- Human Dignity in Feminist Vocabulary -- What Did Gender Do for Women? Considering the Potential of Gender as a Legal Concept -- Gender-Based Violence: A Conceptual Analysis -- Trans* Citizenship: A Feminist Socio-Legal Analysis of Theories and Practices -- Reassessing the Notion of Vulnerability: The Feminist Debate -- Should the Reasonableness Standard be ‘Genderized’? Some Reflections from the Perspective of Personalism -- Individual and Collective Harm in Sex Discrimination.

The volume is a result of a much-needed effort to rethink traditional legal concepts in a gender-sensitive and gender competent manner. The book deals with topics as jurisprudence and gender, feminist approaches to jurisprudence: liberalism, difference, dominance, anti-essentialism, postmodernism, positivism, natural law, feminist jurisprudence, developments in feminist legal theory as well as feminist critiques of traditional legal concepts.