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The gender question in globalization : changing perspectives and practices / edited by Tine Davids and Francien van Driel.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Gender in a global/local worldPublisher: Aldershot, Hants, England ; Burlington, VT : Ashgate, [2005]Copyright date: ©2005Description: xii, 234 pages ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0754639231
  • 9780754639237
Other title:
  • Gender question in globalisation
  • Gender question in globalisation : Changing perspectives and practices
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 305.42 22
LOC classification:
  • HQ1155 .G45 2005
Contents:
1. Changing perspectives / Tine Davids and Francien van Driel -- 2. The gendered reconstruction of the Argentine auto components industry / Lineke Stobbe -- 3. Professionalization, sexualization : when global meets local in the working identities of secretaries in Lima, Peru / Lorraine Nencel -- 4. Being a man : young masculinities and safe sex in Dakar / Anouka van Erdewijk -- 5. The global localization of feminist knowledge : translating our bodies, ourselves / Kathy Davis -- 6. Global peace builders and local conflict : the feminization of peace in Southern Sudan / Dorothea Hilhorst and Mathijs van Leeuwen -- 7. Gendered travels : single mothers' experiences at the global/local interface / Annelou Ypeij -- 8. Reproductive rights violations : a comparison of export-oriented industries in Mexico and Morocco / Fenneke Reysoo -- 9. Dowry in India : respected tradition and modern monstrosity / Marion den Uyl -- 10. On globalization, gender and the nation-state : Muslim masculinity and the urban middle-class family in Islamist Sudan / Karin Willemse -- 11. Political representation and the ambiguity of Mexican motherhood / Tine Davids -- 12. Layered meanings of community : experiences of Iranian women exiles in 'Irangeles' / Halleh Ghorashi -- 13. Gender and globalization : an analytical alliance / Tine Davids and Francien van Driel.
Review: "It is frequently assumed that globalization has the same features and impact everywhere on this globe, such as the feminization of poverty. Labour and even peace. These ideas circulate in official documents and scientific writings, where they settle practically as truths and become global orthodoxies. this book is about deconstructing those orthodoxies. Moreover, it goes beyond dichotomous thinking of the global and the local, the modern and the traditional and women and men as opposite entities, and focuses on the global/local entanglement."--BOOK JACKET.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

1. Changing perspectives / Tine Davids and Francien van Driel -- 2. The gendered reconstruction of the Argentine auto components industry / Lineke Stobbe -- 3. Professionalization, sexualization : when global meets local in the working identities of secretaries in Lima, Peru / Lorraine Nencel -- 4. Being a man : young masculinities and safe sex in Dakar / Anouka van Erdewijk -- 5. The global localization of feminist knowledge : translating our bodies, ourselves / Kathy Davis -- 6. Global peace builders and local conflict : the feminization of peace in Southern Sudan / Dorothea Hilhorst and Mathijs van Leeuwen -- 7. Gendered travels : single mothers' experiences at the global/local interface / Annelou Ypeij -- 8. Reproductive rights violations : a comparison of export-oriented industries in Mexico and Morocco / Fenneke Reysoo -- 9. Dowry in India : respected tradition and modern monstrosity / Marion den Uyl -- 10. On globalization, gender and the nation-state : Muslim masculinity and the urban middle-class family in Islamist Sudan / Karin Willemse -- 11. Political representation and the ambiguity of Mexican motherhood / Tine Davids -- 12. Layered meanings of community : experiences of Iranian women exiles in 'Irangeles' / Halleh Ghorashi -- 13. Gender and globalization : an analytical alliance / Tine Davids and Francien van Driel.

"It is frequently assumed that globalization has the same features and impact everywhere on this globe, such as the feminization of poverty. Labour and even peace. These ideas circulate in official documents and scientific writings, where they settle practically as truths and become global orthodoxies. this book is about deconstructing those orthodoxies. Moreover, it goes beyond dichotomous thinking of the global and the local, the modern and the traditional and women and men as opposite entities, and focuses on the global/local entanglement."--BOOK JACKET.

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