‘new wars’ and gendered economies
‘new wars’ and gendered economies
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“新战争”和性别经济
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2008
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V. Peterson
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V. Peterson
本文借鉴了“新战争”的文学和全球政治经济学研究，探讨女权主义者和其他批评分析家可能会调查之间的联系，和性别的，合法和非法的非正式活动的跨国融资的新战争。本文认为，相互依存（共同宪法）的生殖，生产和虚拟经济，并旨在阐明种族，性别和经济不平等（国家内部和国家之间）的交叉点作为新自由主义全球化的结构特征。最后，本文开发了一个分析框架的应对，打击和犯罪的非正规经济，重叠和互动，但需要独特的演员，动机和活动。每个经济体的简要描述之后，建议它是如何性别化，以及如何这可能会通知女权主义理论/实践与战争。
This paper draws on the ‘new wars’ literature and global political economy research to explore how feminists and other critical analysts might investigate linkages between, and the gendering of, licit and illicit informal activities in relation to transnational financing of new wars. The paper considers the interdependence (co-constitution) of reproductive, productive and virtual economies, and aims to illuminate the intersection of race, gender, and economic inequalities (within and among states) as structural features of neoliberal globalization. Finally, the paper develops an analytical framing of coping, combat and criminal informal economies, which overlap and interact but entail distinctive sets of actors, motivations, and activities. A brief description of each economy is followed by suggesting how it is gendered and how this might inform feminist theory/practice in relation to war.