The Spaces of Working Class Women's Political Activism, 1966- 1992

工人阶级妇女政治活动的空间，1966-1992

• 批准号: 2902243
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: University of Glasgow
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Studentship
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2023 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2902243
• 关键词: Spaces; Working; Class; Women; Political

This PhD will make a significant contribution to the sub-field of labour geographies as well as enhance current historical debates surrounding working-class women's engagement with feminism. The late 1960's to mid-1980's was a time marked by intense workplace militancy and industrial struggle (Kelliher 2018). This timeframe also coincided with the emergence of the Women's Liberation Movement in Britain (Littler,2021). Previous scholarly attempts to historicise both the industrial disputes of working-class women and the political struggles of the Women's Liberation Movement have positioned these two developments as separate and unconnected, unfolding in different spaces. The effect of this separation has been two-fold. It has not only silenced the voices of working-class women from feminist struggle (Moss 2019), but it has meant working-class women's industrial disputes remain overwhelmingly underexplored in the field of historical labour geography (Girod, 2020). This project will redress this situation by exploring the spaces through which working-class women in industrial collective action were formulating feminist ideas.

这一博士学位将对劳动地理这一子领域作出重大贡献，并加强当前围绕工人阶级妇女参与女权主义的历史辩论。20世纪60年代末的S到1980年中期的S是一个以激烈的工作场所好战和工业斗争为标志的时期(凯利赫2018年)。这一时间框架也与英国妇女解放运动(Littler，2021)的出现不谋而合。此前，学者们试图对工薪阶层妇女的劳资纠纷和妇女解放运动的政治斗争进行历史化，将这两个发展定位为独立且不相关的发展，在不同的空间展开。这种分离的影响是双重的。它不仅压制了工人阶级妇女从女权主义斗争中发出的声音(MOSS 2019)，而且还意味着工人阶级妇女的劳资纠纷在历史劳工地理领域仍然被压倒性地探索不足(Girod，2020)。这个项目将通过探索工人阶级妇女在工业集体行动中形成女权主义思想的空间来纠正这种情况。