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- Contributors
- Introduction: Gender and Politics: A Gendered World, a Gendered Discipline
- Gender and Politics: Concepts and Methods
- Sex, Gender, and Sexuality: From Naturalized Presumption to Analytical Categories
- Intersectionality
- Feminisms
- Power, Politics, Domination, and Oppression
- Methods and Methodologies
- Body Politics
- The Body and Politics
- Heteronormativity and Sexuality
- Reproductive Rights
- Gender Violence
- Gendered Political Economy: Production and Reproduction
- Gender and (International) Political Economy
- Households, Families, and Social Reproduction
- Gender, Care, and Welfare
- Gender, Work, and the Sexual Division of Labor
- Civil Society
- Sex, Gender, and Civil Society
- Organizing around Gender Identities
- The Comparative Study of Women’s Movements
- Feminist Organizing: What’s Old, What’s New? History, Trends, and Issues
- Local—Global—Local: Women’s Global Organizing
- Participation and Representation
- Political Representation
- Political Systems and Gender
- Party Politics
- Electoral Institutions
- Judicial Politics and the Courts
- The State, Governance, and Policy Making
- The State and Governance
- Gender, Institutions, and Multilevel Governance
- Women’s Policy Agencies and State Feminism
- Policy Making
- Policy Outputs
- Equality, Citizenship, and Nation
- Equality and Universalism
- Citizenship
- Multiculturalism and Identity
- Gender, Nations, and Nationalisms
- Security, Conflict, and Militarization
- Index
Abstract and Keywords
This article provides a closer look at the interdependencies and relations present between the local and global. It uses social-movement literature and the concept of the rooted cosmopolitan to describe historically how the local and personal experiences of women have led to global campaigns and served as sources of conflict. This is followed by a discussion of modern debates and the ways global ideas and norms related to gender inform local debates and are organized to fit certain circumstances.
Keywords: social-movement literature, rooted cosmopolitan, experiences of women, global campaigns, source of conflict, global ideas, local debates
Jutta Joachim is Professor of Political Science at the Leibniz University Hannover.
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- [UNTITLED]
- Contributors
- Introduction: Gender and Politics: A Gendered World, a Gendered Discipline
- Gender and Politics: Concepts and Methods
- Sex, Gender, and Sexuality: From Naturalized Presumption to Analytical Categories
- Intersectionality
- Feminisms
- Power, Politics, Domination, and Oppression
- Methods and Methodologies
- Body Politics
- The Body and Politics
- Heteronormativity and Sexuality
- Reproductive Rights
- Gender Violence
- Gendered Political Economy: Production and Reproduction
- Gender and (International) Political Economy
- Households, Families, and Social Reproduction
- Gender, Care, and Welfare
- Gender, Work, and the Sexual Division of Labor
- Civil Society
- Sex, Gender, and Civil Society
- Organizing around Gender Identities
- The Comparative Study of Women’s Movements
- Feminist Organizing: What’s Old, What’s New? History, Trends, and Issues
- Local—Global—Local: Women’s Global Organizing
- Participation and Representation
- Political Representation
- Political Systems and Gender
- Party Politics
- Electoral Institutions
- Judicial Politics and the Courts
- The State, Governance, and Policy Making
- The State and Governance
- Gender, Institutions, and Multilevel Governance
- Women’s Policy Agencies and State Feminism
- Policy Making
- Policy Outputs
- Equality, Citizenship, and Nation
- Equality and Universalism
- Citizenship
- Multiculturalism and Identity
- Gender, Nations, and Nationalisms
- Security, Conflict, and Militarization
- Index