DISS-Report-Group-1
DISS-Report-Group-1
Institutionalized
and Gender
Sensitive Society
towards Equality
Institutionalism Institutionalism is an approach aligned to methods
and approaches in political science that has
significance in society. This implied as to the
regulations, orders, and systems. The aforesaid
approaches vary mostly in the interpretation of
institutions, in their subject, the logic of motive, and in
the ideas, they accord with development. Through
this, institutions can be explained as any formal
management set up and design to emulate behavior,
function, and regulation.
North(1990) Hall(1986)
An institution is any kind of constraint that He explained that, institutions as the formal
manmade to form action. This may relate to regulation, conformity, operation, and
formal constraints like regulation, or standard operating practices that constitution
informal constraints like practice, standard, the relation of persons in different areas in
or label of behavior the civil order and economy
March & Olsen
IX. Cyber Feminism- Sets of practices that deal with feminist interactions and acts in cyberspace.
X. Individualist Feminism- - Emphasizes on the transformation of the legal system in order to
eliminate the inequality
XI. Lesbian Feminism- Deals with the issues related to lesbian and women in the society
XII. Separatist Feminism- to create women-centered communities that are separate from male-
dominated institutions, relationships, and roles
XIII. Eco-Feminism- to achieve gender equality and environmental sustainability by challenging
patriarchal and capitalist systems
Types of Feminist Movement
XIV. Difference Feminism- to achieve equality between men and women by recognizing and
valuing the inherent differences between genders