Valerie Hudson on Women's Security

Date
1 January 2018
Faculty
Faculty of Human Sciences
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Are women safer now than they used to be or are things getting worse for women's security in some places across the globe?

This week our special guest has come all the way from Texas to chat with us. A Fulbright Distinguished Chair and women's security expert, Professor Valerie Hudson has come to Australia to share the knowledge gleaned from her work on the WomanStats Database which is the world's most comprehensive compilation of information on the status of women in the world.

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