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ISBN
9781780321585
EAN
9781780321585
Publication Year
2014
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Name
Remaking of Social Contracts : Feminists in a Fierce New World
Item Height
0.7in
Author
Stephanie Seguino
Item Length
9.3in
Publisher
ZED Books, The Limited
Item Width
6.1in
Item Weight
17.8 Oz
Number of Pages
336 Pages

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Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era (DAWN) argues that social contracts must be recreated if they are to fulfil the promise of human rights. In The Remaking of Social Contracts, leading thinkers and activists address a wide range of concerns - global economic governance, militarism, ecological tipping points, the nation state, movement-building, sexuality and reproduction, and religious fundamentalism. These themes are of wide-ranging importance for the survival and well-being of us all, and reflect the many dimensions and inter-connectedness of our lives. Using feminist lenses, the book puts forward a holistic and radical understanding of the synergies, tensions and contradictions between social movements and global, regional and local power structures and processes, and it points to other alternatives and possibilities for this fierce new world.

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Publisher
ZED Books, The Limited
ISBN-10
1780321589
ISBN-13
9781780321585
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Product Key Features

Author
Stephanie Seguino
Publication Name
Remaking of Social Contracts : Feminists in a Fierce New World
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Year
2014
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
336 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.3in
Item Height
0.7in
Item Width
6.1in
Item Weight
17.8 Oz

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Hq1190.R455 2014
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The Remaking of Social Contracts presents a head-on challenge to neoliberalism's many myths. This collection offers important insights into contemporary global complexities without losing sight of or minimizing important historical antecedents. Sen and Durano bring together a stellar array of interdisciplinary and intergenerational activists, academics and advocates. This is certain to be a key text for understanding why development debates are still at the heart of issues of justice, rights and advocacy., 'The Remaking of Social Contracts presents a head-on challenge to neoliberalism's many myths. This collection offers important insights into contemporary global complexities without losing sight of or minimizing important historical antecedents. Sen and Durano bring together a stellar array of interdisciplinary and intergenerational activists, academics and advocates. This is certain to be a key text for understanding why development debates are still at the heart of issues of justice, rights and advocacy.'Michelle V. Rowley, University of Maryland'In the last decade of the twentieth century, social movements debated whether their goals should include "equity" or "equality" for women. This book offers a different perspective. In a world which is becoming more and more unequal both within countries and between them, the answer is "neither", and a new social contract should be based instead on justice. In this foundational book, DAWN spells out gender justice not just as another item on the wish list of social movements but as the basis of a new, indispensable social contract.'Roberto Bissio, coordinator of Social Watch'Here are the tools we've been waiting for. This cutting-edge collection addresses the major dilemmas of our times to provide readers with a broad spectrum of evidence-based analysis. The contributors, leading public intellectuals from across the globe, demystify the ideological and material trappings of imperialism. Inspirational and essential reading for the twenty-first century.'Amina Mama, professor of women and gender studies, University of California, Davis, and founding editor of Feminist Africa, "Here are the tools we've been waiting for. This cutting-edge collection addresses the major dilemmas of our times to provide readers with a broad spectrum of evidence-based analysis. The contributors, leading public intellectuals from across the globe, demystify the ideological and material trappings of imperialism. Inspirational and essential reading for the twenty-first century." -- Amina Mama, professor of women and gender studies, University of California, Davis, and founding editor of Feminist Africa "The Remaking of Social Contracts presents a head-on challenge to neoliberalism's many myths. This collection offers important insights into contemporary global complexities without losing sight of or minimizing important historical antecedents. Sen and Durano bring together a stellar array of interdisciplinary and intergenerational activists, academics and advocates. This is certain to be a key text for understanding why development debates are still at the heart of issues of justice, rights and advocacy." -- Michelle V. Rowley, University of Maryland "In the last decade of the twentieth century, social movements debated whether their goals should include "equity" or "equality" for women. This book offers a different perspective. In a world which is becoming more and more unequal both within countries and between them, the answer is "neither", and a new social contract should be based instead on justice. In this foundational book, DAWN spells out gender justice not just as another item on the wish list of social movements but as the basis of a new, indispensable social contract." -- Roberto Bissio, coordinator of Social Watch, Here are the tools we've been waiting for. This cutting-edge collection addresses the major dilemmas of our times to provide readers with a broad spectrum of evidence-based analysis. The contributors, leading public intellectuals from across the globe, demystify the ideological and material trappings of imperialism. Inspirational and essential reading for the twenty-first century., In the last decade of the twentieth century, social movements debated whether their goals should include "equity" or "equality" for women. This book offers a different perspective. In a world which is becoming more and more unequal both within countries and between them, the answer is "neither", and a new social contract should be based instead on justice. In this foundational book, DAWN spells out gender justice not just as another item on the wish list of social movements but as the basis of a new, indispensable social contract.
Table of Content
Foreword - Josefa Francisco Part I: Introductory overview Social Contracts Revisited: The Promise of Human Rights - Gita Sen and Marina Durano Part II: Governing Globalization: Critiquing the Reproduction of Inequality 1. Financialization, Distribution and Inequality - Stephanie Seguino Box II.1 Multilateralism: From Advancement to Self Defence - Barbara Adams Box II.2 Women's Status and Free Trade in the Pacific - Lice Cokanasiga 2. New Poles of Accumulation and Realignment of Power in the Twenty-First Century - Yao Graham and Hibist Wendemu Kassa 3. The Modern Business of War - Oscar Ugarteche Box II.3 Militarization, Illicit Economies and Governance - Adebayo Olukoshi Box II.4 Commodity Exports and Persistent Inequality in Latin America - Nicole Bidegain Ponte 4. The Convergences and Divergences of Human Rights and Political Economy - Aldo Caliari Part III: Political Ecology and Climate Justice: Tackling Sustainability and Climate Change 5. Climate Non-Negotiables - Anita Nayar Box III.1 Primitive Accumulation Revisited - Gita Sen 6. Geoengineering: A Gender Issue? - Diana Bronson Box III.2 Green Rhetoric in the Asian fiscal Stimulus - Marina Durano 7. Land Grabs, Food Security and Climate Justice: A Focus on Sub-Saharan Africa - Zo Randriamaro Box III.3 African feminist resistances and climate change politics - Hibist Wendemu Kassa Part IV: Secularism and biopolitics: confronting fundamentalism and deciphering biopolitics 8. Negotiating Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights at the UN: A Long and Winding Road - Alexandra Garita and Francoise Girard 9. The Making of a Secular Contract - Fatou Sow and Magaly Pazello Box IV.1 The Abortion Debate in Latin America and the Caribbean: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back - Erika Troncoso Box IV.2 MDGs, SRHR and Poverty Reduction Policies: Evidence from a DAWN Project - Bhavya Reddy 10. Sexuality as a Weapon of Biopolitics: Rethinking Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Bill - Rosalind Petchesky Box IV.3 HIV and SRHR - Rodelyn Marte Box IV.4 Sexuality and Human Rights in Brazil: The Long and Winding Road - Sonia Corrêa Part V: Frontier Challenges: Building Nation-States and Social Movements 11. The State of States - Claire Slatter Box V.1 ICTs: Efficient exploitation or feminist tool? - Cai Yiping 12. Religious Fundamentalism and Secular Governance - Amrita Chhachhi Box V.2 Case Study of Engagement and Responses by Women's Groups in Face of Violence in Gujarat 13. Reframing Peace and Security for Women - Kumudini Samuel Box V.3 LBT Rights and Militarization in a Post-Conflict Context - Jayanthi Kuru-Utumpala 14. Feminist Activisms for New Global Contracts Amidst Civil Indignation - Josefa Francisco and Peggy Antrobus Box V.4 The Promise and Pitfalls of UN Women - Nicole Bidegain Ponte Box V.5 Young People: Shattering the Silence on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights - Jennifer Redner and Fadekemi Akinfaderin-Agarau
Target Audience
College Audience
Topic
Globalization, Civil Rights, Gender Studies, Women's Studies
Lccn
2021-276078
Genre
Social Science, Political Science

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