Scholars in the second group offer broader and hence more superficial overviews of the content and drivers of EU law ( Folsom 1999 ... The third and fourth groups of scholars turn away from content and examine the status of EU law .
... own mainstreaming strategy , and the threats of mainstreaming competition and overload pressure gender activists to ignore the demands of other groups and possibly to actively undermine their “ rival " mainstreaming strategies .
Furthermore , the concept of a horizontal approach to discrimination ( reflecting the language of Article 13 ) implies that all groups , including gender , should be included in these areas . Arguably , gender activists have scored a ...