Neo-liberal Governance and the Reprivatization of Social Reproduction: Social Provisioning and Shifting Gender Orders
Neo-liberal Governance and the Reprivatization of Social Reproduction: Social Provisioning and Shifting Gender Orders
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新自由主义治理和社会再生产的重新私有化：社会供给和性别秩序的转变
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2003
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I. Bakker
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I. Bakker
资本主义价值观和自由民主概念的融合是一个全球现象，按照市场的形象重塑了公民的概念。新自由主义是这一总体化、保守化运动向市场导向的公民模式转变的工具。在这里，我将追踪工业化国家这种转变的性别层面，特别是加拿大的联邦制度。加拿大的情况很有意思，因为它代表了一种多层次的治理制度和一种极易受全球化影响的政治经济。
The convergence of capitalist values and liberal conceptions of democracy is a global phenomenon, remaking notions of citizenship in the image of the market. The vehicle for this totalizing, conservative movement to a market-oriented model of citizenship is neo-liberalism. Here, I will trace the gender dimensions of this shift in industrialized countries with particular reference to the Canadian federal system. The Canadian case is an interesting one as it represents a multilevel system of governance and a political economy that is highly permeable to the effects of globalization.