New Times, New Spaces: Gendered Transformations of Governance, Economy, and Citizenship
New Times, New Spaces: Gendered Transformations of Governance, Economy, and Citizenship
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新时代、新空间:治理、经济和公民身份的性别变革
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10.1093/sp/jxt011
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2013
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Larner W
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Larner W
The special issue is based on the contributions to an ESRC Seminar Series called Feminism and Futurity held at the University of Bristol during 2010 and 2011. This series, organized by four feminist geographers, drew together feminist academics from a diverse range of disciplines to foster debate and dialogue around the present status and future potential of feminist and gender-sensitive research. The aim of this special issue is to examine the gendered transformations of governance, economy, and citizenship, and to explore what these might mean for feminist scholarship. We are particularly interested in two dimensions of current debates. First, as feminist geographers, we are concerned to identify and examine the new times and new spaces being revealed in contemporary feminist and gender-sensitive research, and the ways in which these problematize familiar understandings of gender, sexuality, and femininity. For example, new forms of governance, financialization, and changing forms of community organization have all reconfigured conventional understandings of relationships between the state and the market, production and social reproduction, men and women, sex and gender, here and there. Second, we are concerned to trace the new questions that have emerged as scholars have redeployed the analytical tools provided by feminist theory in new domains. What does it mean to think about the conventional concepts and categories of social science through understandings developed in contemporary feminist theory? What new questions begin to emerge? What new conceptions of space and time are involved? For regular readers of Social Politics, the content of this special issue will extend familiar debates into new terrains. Social Politics has long been the home for important articles in feminist scholarship that have helped us understand the content and implications of the gendered reworking of economy,
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2003
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作者:
J. Gibson‐Graham
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J. Gibson‐Graham