This module is a resource for lecturers  

Additional teaching tools

 

This section includes links to relevant teaching aides such as PowerPoint slides, video material and case studies, that could help the lecturer teach the issues covered by the Module. Lecturers can adapt the slides and other resources to their needs.

PowerPoint slides

  • Presentation on Module 8 (TBI)

Video material

  • Gender and Corruption (2015). Marginal Revolution University (4:33 min). A background lecture about gender and corruption, covering the Swamy and others' paper (2001) (an earlier open-source version is available here).
  • Migration, Corruption and Sextortion (2017). Ortrun Merkle (3:3 min). Ortun Merkle's research on gender migration and corruption covers some useful ground in sextortion.
  • 'Sextortion': Online blackmail of men (2014). BBC News (6:13 min). This news report explores how men around the world are failing victims to a pernicious form of online crime.  
  • When the Bribe Isn't Money: Gender, Corruption and Sextortion (2018). Lawrence University (45:19 mins). This is a lecture of Prof. Nancy Hendry who outlines the importance of understanding corruption and its effects on women beyond economic terms and harms.

Websites

  • The European Institute of Gender Equality provides information on gender mainstreaming strategies, including step-by-step guides. It offers primers on sex disaggregated data and links to gender equality.

Case studies, news reports and blogs

 

 

 
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