Gender, identities and networks
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Gender, identities and networks
（Schriftenreihe der Internationalen Frauenuniversität : Technik und Kultur, Bd. 11 . Crossing borders and shifting boundaries ; v. 2）
Leske + Budrich, 2002
Available at 4 libraries
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"International Women's University 2000" -- Cover
Includes bibliographical references
Contents of Works
- ‘Housewives of the Public' : The cultural signification of the Sri Lankan Nation / Malathi de Alwis
- The militarizing of civil society : creation of the Mujahid(Warrior) and the ‘Good Woman' in Pakistani Society / Aneela Babar
- The long shadows of the past : the new Europe at a crossroad / Helma Lutz
- A monocultural nation in a multi-cultural society? : British continuities and discontinuities in the racialised and gendered nation / Ann Phoenix
- Gender, dress and nation : the modernization discourse in Turkey / Claudia Schöning-Kalender
- The performative vernacular : an approach to city and gender / Aysegül Baykan
- Displaying the other : tribal museums and the politics of culture in India / Neela Karnik
- Analytic boarderlands : economy and culture in the global city / Saskia Sassen
- Feminist and migrant networking in a globalising world : migration, gender and globalisation / Ilse Lenz, Helen Schwenken
- International women's networks, social justice and cross-border democracy / Marina Calloni
- Women living under Muslim Laws(WLUML) : a women's movement in the Islamic/Muslim world between struggles, strength, challenges and empowerment / Amel Hamza
- Support, lobbying and networking in the context of trafficking in women / Jae-Soon Joo-Schauen, Behshid Najafi
- Overcoming the culture of impunity for wartime sexual violence : the historical significance of the women's international war crimes tribunal 2000 / Yayori Matsui
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This volume introduces a gender dimension and provides new insights in the issues like nationalism and racism, identity building, transnational networking, citizenship and democracy.
Table of Contents
With contributions from: Malathi de Alwis, Aneela Babar, Helma Lutz, Ann Phoenix, Claudia Schoening-Kalender, Aysegul Baykan, Neela Karnik, Saskia Sassen, Ilse Lenz/Helen Schwenken, Marina Calloni, Amel Hamza, Jae-Soon Joo-Schauen/Behshid Najafi, Yayori Matsui
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