ReValuing Care: Perspectives from Gender, Sexuality and Law

重新评估护理的价值：性别、性行为和法律的视角

• 批准号: AH/J008516/1
• 负责人: Rosie Harding
• 金额: $ 4.59万
• 依托单位: Keele University
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2012
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2012 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FJ008516%2F1
• 关键词: ReValuing; Care; Perspectives; Gender; Sexuality

The ReValuing Care Research Network will be an international, interdisciplinary network of academics and related third sector professionals working together to interrogate contemporary and future approaches to conceptual and normative understandings of care. Members of the network will include academics working on issues related to care from a variety of different sites, disciplines and contexts, including healthcare, childcare, eldercare, environmental issues, animal welfare and other related fields. The network builds on academic connections initially developed through the AHRC-funded Research Centre for Law, Gender and Sexuality (CentreLGS, funded 2004-2009, graded Outstanding), and will facilitate the strengthening of links between centre partner institutions, (Keele, Kent and Westminster) and the creation of new research collaborations with the Fay Gale Centre for Research on Gender at the University of Adelaide, alongside other new international and interdisciplinary academic collaborations that arise through the network activities. The Gender, Sexuality and Law research group at Keele, who will lead on the network, have an established international reputation for cutting edge scholarship in gender, sexuality and law. The Fay Gale Centre builds on interdisciplinary excellence in gender studies at the University of Adelaide to provide a focus for the development and uptake of new theoretical and methodological approaches relating to gender in society.Care has been a mainstay of feminist research for the last three decades, with different approaches to care being ascendant at different times. The research questions at the heart of this research network will contribute to future conceptual understandings of care, through providing physical and virtual spaces for scholars to interact, discuss and present their work. The participants in the research network will be drawn from a variety of different disciplinary backgrounds and will therefore draw on a multiplicity of conceptual approaches and methodological tools. At the heart of the planned research network is a commitment to creating opportunities for open dialogue between academics and activists, advocates and others working in the third sector. To do so, the network will run two international, interdisciplinary workshops.The first workshop, 'Resources for Caring' will take place in September 2012 at Keele University, UK. Workshop 2, 'Caring about Social Interconnection' will take place in September 2013 at the University of Adelaide. The workshops will be carefully structured to provide space for discussion and interaction, as well as allowing for the presentation of both empirical and conceptual academic work. The workshop organizers will ensure that the format of each event is as inclusive and facilitative of non-academic engagement as possible. Each of these physical meeting spaces for the network will be supported through the development and implementation of an interactive website. Workshop participants and network members will be encouraged to continue the conversations started at the workshops through the network website. Use of the website will be integrated with the workshop activities, in order to ensure that participants and discussions effectively cross the boundary between physical and virtual space. The research network activities will be overseen by an Advisory Panel, with both academic and third sector members.Following the workshops, three further outputs from the project will be developed: 1) an edited collection of papers from the project, aimed at an academic audience, will be drawn together, edited by Harding (PI) and Fletcher (Co-I); 2) a policy-relevant report identifying key themes, questions and issues generated at the workshops will be published on the project website; and 3) the key participants aim to put together an international collaborative research project team to take forward one or more of the identified research priorities.

重新评估护理研究网络将是一个国际性的跨学科网络，由学者和相关的第三部门专业人员共同努力，询问当代和未来的护理概念和规范理解方法。该网络的成员将包括从事与来自各种不同地点，学科和背景的护理相关问题的学者，包括医疗保健，儿童保育，老年人护理，环境问题，动物福利和其他相关领域。该网络建立在最初通过澳大利亚人权委员会资助的法律、性别和性研究中心建立的学术联系的基础上（CentreLGS，2004-2009年资助，评级为杰出），并将促进加强中心伙伴机构之间的联系，（基尔，肯特和威斯敏斯特）以及与阿德莱德大学的费伊盖尔性别研究中心建立新的研究合作，此外，还通过网络活动开展其他新的国际和跨学科学术合作。基尔的性别，性和法律研究小组将领导该网络，在性别，性和法律方面享有国际声誉。费伊盖尔中心建立在性别研究在阿德莱德大学跨学科的卓越提供了一个重点发展和吸收新的理论和方法论的方法有关社会性别的照顾一直是女权主义研究的支柱在过去的三十年，与不同的方法来照顾正在上升在不同的时间。该研究网络核心的研究问题将有助于未来对护理的概念理解，通过为学者提供物理和虚拟空间来互动，讨论和展示他们的工作。研究网络的参与者将来自各种不同的学科背景，因此将利用多种概念方法和方法工具。计划中的研究网络的核心是致力于为学术界和活动家、倡导者和其他在第三部门工作的人之间的公开对话创造机会。为此，该网络将举办两个国际跨学科研讨会，第一个研讨会“关爱资源”将于2012年9月在英国基尔大学举行。研讨会2，“关心社会互联”将于2013年9月在阿德莱德大学举行。讲习班将精心安排，为讨论和互动提供空间，并允许介绍经验性和概念性学术工作。讲习班组织者将确保每项活动的形式尽可能具有包容性并便利非学术参与。将通过开发和实施一个互动网站，为网络的每一个实际会议空间提供支助。将鼓励讲习班参加者和网络成员通过网络网站继续在讲习班上开始的对话。网站的使用将与讲习班活动结合起来，以确保与会者和讨论有效地跨越实际空间和虚拟空间的界限。研究网络活动将由一个由学术界和第三部门成员组成的咨询小组监督，讲习班结束后，将进一步开发该项目的三项成果：1）将汇集一份针对学术界读者的经编辑的项目论文集，由哈丁（PI）和弗莱彻（Co-I）编辑; 2）将在项目网站上发布一份与政策有关的报告，确定研讨会上提出的关键主题、问题和议题;和3）主要参与者的目标是组建一个国际合作研究项目小组，以推进一项或多项已确定的研究优先事项

项目成果

From Care to Social Flesh: Making Politics Fleshly

从关怀到社会肉体：让政治变得肉体化

• 发表时间: 2012
• 作者: Beasley C

Rejecting Care? The resocialisation of RAF/J2M prisoners in Germany

拒绝照顾？

• 发表时间: 2012
• 作者: Emmerich F

Appraising the Costs of Care: Dementia carers' material, social and emotional investments

评估护理成本：痴呆症护理人员的物质、社会和情感投资

• 发表时间: 2012
• 作者: Harding R

Transacting Informal Care in Families and Organisations: The Case of Disability in Urban India

在家庭和组织中进行非正式护理：印度城市的残疾案例

• 发表时间: 2012
• 作者: Addlakha R

Caring on the Periphery: The Crisis Pregnancy Agency and cross-border flows for abortion care

照顾周边地区：危机怀孕机构和堕胎护理的跨境流动

• 发表时间: 2012
• 作者: Fletcher R