Transforming Masculine Rule: Agriculture and Rural Development in the European Union
Transforming Masculine Rule: Agriculture and Rural Development in the European Union
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转变男性统治：欧盟的农业和农村发展
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2011
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Elisabeth Prügl
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Elisabeth Prügl
“性别主流化的前提是将平等问题纳入政策制定的各个方面，这本勇敢的书提供了一个近距离观察女权主义者如何接受挑战，改变欧洲农业政策中男性主导的隐藏动力。与（新）自由主义政策总是不利于妇女利益的自动假设相反，Prugl展示了女权主义柔术在某些情况下利用多层次治理赋予妇女权力的潜力。虽然女权主义者并不总是成功的，但她们努力重塑农业政策的故事应该鼓励活动家在这个和其他有争议和不断变化的多级权力系统中寻找杠杆点。“-Myra马克思费里，威斯康星州大学“关于政策发展的信息，关于提高农村妇女地位的冲突，以及利用农村发展政策促进性别平等，这些信息很难用英语获得，对关注欧盟性别平等政策细节的研究人员非常有用。“-Alison Woodward，Vrije Universiteit Universel欧洲研究所“这本书是对全球重组的性别化过程感兴趣的学者的必读之作。伊丽莎白·普鲁格（Elisabeth Prugl）成功地梳理出了欧洲农业政策中的权力政治。通过女权主义-建构主义方法的透镜，她使国家内部性别权力的多重机制可见。这种非常清晰的叙述是新一代女性主义理论学术的里程碑。“-Brigitte Young，明斯特大学，德国Elisabeth Prugl以东西德国为案例研究，展示了欧洲农业政策如何巩固了长期存在的基于性别的不平等，以及女权主义者如何利用自由化作为挑战这种不平等的机会。通过比较欧盟在德国东部阿尔特马克地区和西部多瑙河/巴伐利亚森林地区实施的被称为LEADER的农村发展计划，Prugl对政府政策和计划中涉及的权力政治提供了一个近距离的视角。在确定权力机制（拒绝，增选，妥协，正常化和沉默的差异），Prugl说明了这些机制如何在国家内部的性别关系的争论中运作。她的女权主义-建构主义方法，全球重组作为一个性别化的过程，使人们看到治理的多层次和性别结构在不同的社会运作的多样性。最终，Prugl提供了一个新的理解父权制的多样性，有争议的，和在流动中。夹克照片：（c）iStockphoto.com/Wojtek Kryczka”
"The premise of mainstreaming gender is to bring equality concerns into every aspect of policy-making, and this brave book offers a close look at how feminists have taken up the challenge to transform the hidden dynamics of male domination in agricultural policy in Europe. In contrast to the automatic assumption that (neo)liberal policy always works against women s interests, Prugl demonstrates the potential for feminist ju-jitsu to take advantage of multiple levels of governance to empower women in some circumstances. Although feminists were not always successful, the story of their efforts to remake agricultural policy should encourage activists to look for points of leverage in this and other contested and changing multilevel power systems."---Myra Marx Ferree, University of Wisconsin "Information on policy development, conflicts about improving the status of farm women, and using rural development policies to foster gender equality is hard to access in English and extremely useful for researchers concerned with the specifics of gender equality policy in the EU."---Alison Woodward, Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel "This book is a must-read for scholars interested in the gendered process of global restructuring. Elisabeth Prugl succeeds superbly in teasing out the power politics involved in European agricultural policy. Through the lens of a feminist-constructivist approach, she makes visible the multiple mechanisms of gendered power within the state. This very lucid narrative is a milestone in a new generation of feminist theoretical scholarship."---Brigitte Young, University of Muenster, Germany Taking West and East Germany as case studies, Elisabeth Prugl shows how European agricultural policy has cemented long-standing gender-based inequalities and how feminists have used liberalization as an opportunity to challenge such inequalities. Through a comparison of the EU s rural development program known as LEADER as it played out in the Altmark region in the German East and in the Danube/Bavarian Forest region in the West, Prugl provides a close-up view of the power politics involved in government policies and programs. In identifying mechanisms of power (refusal, co-optation, compromise, normalization, and silencing of difference), Prugl illustrates how these mechanisms operate in arguments over gender relations within the state. Her feminist-constructivist approach to global restructuring as a gendered process brings into view multiple levels of governance and the variety of gender constructions operating in different societies. Ultimately, Prugl offers a new understanding of patriarchy as diverse, contested, and in flux. Jacket photograph: (c) iStockphoto.com/Wojtek Kryczka"