Global gender issues in the new millennium
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書誌事項
Global gender issues in the new millennium
（Dilemmas in world politics）
Westview Press, c2010
3rd ed
- : pbk
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注記
Rev. ed. of: Global gender issues. 2nd ed. 1999
Bibliography: p. 267-281
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Global Gender Issues in the New Millennium introduces students to the gendered divisions of world politics today and reveals the power of gender as a meta-lens that keeps gender, race, class, sexual, and national divisions in place, despite limited advances of some women and men on the world political stage. In this completely new edition, the authors apply intersectional analysis to global governance, militarization, global economic restructuring, and environmental degradation. The authors focus on an apparent contradiction-the higher level of attention to gender and women's human rights in a time of fierce militarization, economic inequality, and ecological crisis-and address how the power of gender can be deconstructed to rethink gendered identities, ideologies, structures, and policies. The book emphasizes how using gender to justify or mystify unjust global practices can co-opt hard-won attention to gender equality but also sees promise in struggles to re-radicalize feminist world political demands to improve the conditions of all people and the planet. It also examines the challenges of de-gendering world politics through renewed politics of representation and redistribution.
目次
- Chapter One: Introduction: Gender and Global Issues * Gender Gains: Re-Positionings of Women in World Politics * Global Crises: Undermining Equality, Peace, Social Justice, and the Planet * The Power of Gender: Accounting for the Contradictions * Gender and Intersectional Analysis in International Relations * Mapping the Book Chapter Two: Gender Lenses on World Politics * How Lenses Work and Why They Matter * Denaturalizing Gender, Race, Class, Sexuality and Nation (based on multiple feminist lenses) * The Social Construction of Gender and Gendered Hierarchies (gender in this outline typically refers to masculinities and femininities
- whereas when gendered is used, it signals an intersectional analysis of multiple social hierarchies that are always gendered) * Gendered Hierarchies in World Politics * Global Gendered, Racialized, and Sexualized Divisions of Power, Violence, Labor and Resources Chapter Three: Global Governance: Gendered Power * Global Governance for What? For Whom? * Gendered Constructions of Power and Politics * Locating Power: Global/Regional/National/Local * Locating Power: Gender/Race/Class/Sexuality/Nation * Dislocating Power: Global Gender Politics and Policies * Feminist Resistances to Re-Locations of Gendered Power in Global Governance Chapter Four: Global Security: Gendered Violence * Security for What? For Whom? * Gendered Constructions of Violence * Securitization: Gendered Militaries, Colonizations, Wars, and Militarized Cultures * Insecuritization: Gendered Direct, Structural, and Imperial Violence * De-Securitization: Feminist Resistances to Gendered and Gender Violence Chapter Five: Global Political Economy: Gendered Labor and Resources * Whose Economy? Whose Prosperity? At What Social and Ecological Costs? * Gendered Constructions of the Economy, Work, and the Environment * Gendered Development * Gendered Globalization/Empire * Gendered Resource Depletion and Degradation * Feminist Resistances to Global Economic Hegemonies Chapter Six: Ungendering World Politics * Ungendering Power: Decolonizing Governance * Ungendering Violence: De-Securitizing Conflict * Ungendering Labor and Resources: Resisting Empire * Ungendering Resistance to World-Politics-As-Usual: Diversifying Feminist Thought, Social Movements, and Transnational Solidarities
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