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ISBN 10: 0415934494 
ISBN 13: 9780415934497
Author: Eleonore Kofman, Lynn Staeheli, Linda Peake

Mapping Women, Making Politics demonstrates the multiple ways in which gender influences political processes and the politics of space. The book begins by addressing feminism's theoretical and conceptual challenges to traditional political geography and than applies these perspectives to a range of settings and topics including nationalism, migration, development, international relations, elections, social movements, governance and the environment in the Global North and South.

Mapping Women Making Politics Feminism and Political Geography 1st Table of contents:

1 Mapping Gender, Making Politics: Toward Feminist Political Geographies
Approaching Political Geography
Toward a Feminist Political Geography
Reworking the Political
Power
Citizenship
Difference
Geographies of the Political
Scale
Masculinity, Femininity, and Political Subjectivity
Situated Knowledges
Critical Engagements between Scholarship and Practice
Conclusion
Notes
2 Contextualizing Feminist Political Theory
Feminists Critique Political Liberalism
The Public and the Private
Locating the Politics of Difference: Differing Registers of Debate
Citizenship: Feminists Construct Political Ground
The Spaces of Feminist Political Theory
Conclusion
Notes
3 Mapping Feminisms and Difference
Locating Difference
Feminisms, Difference, and Geography
Grounding Difference: The Controversy over Mut'a
Mut'a in Dar-es-Salaam
Contextualizing Mut'a
Race and Class in Colonial and Postcolonial Tanzania
The Policing and Crossing of Gendered Communal Frontiers
Ithnasheri Communal Organizations and Gender Politics in Dar-es-Salaam
The Debate over Mut'a
Approaching Sexuality, Difference, and Postcoloniality: Lessons from the Mut'a Debate
Notes
4 From Dualisms to Multiplicities: Gendered Political Practices
Public and Private: Moving from Binary to Mutual Constitution
Foregrounding the “Market Sphere”—Gendered Political Interactions in Workplaces and Labor Markets
Jobs in Workplaces
Labor Markets
“Civil Society”—Gendered Politics in the Worlds of Caring and Community Activism
Conclusion
5 Placing Gendered Political Acts
The Diversity of Women's Politics
Where Does Politics Happen?
Understanding Political Actions: What, Who, Where, Why?
Identity Politics
How Are Groups Mobilized through Gender Identity?
In What Ways Does Gender Identity Matter for Political Actions?
Conclusion
6 Doing Feminist Political Geographies
Quantification
Radical Geographies
Arenas of Politics
Conclusion
7 Development, Postcolonialism, and Feminist Political Geography
Defining Postcolonialism
Rethinking and Redefining Development: Red Thread Women's Development Program in Guyana
Gendering Development
Development, Ethnicity, and Gender in the Andes
Masculinities and Masculinist Agendas
Politics and Development–Hybridity, Social Movements, and Sex
Sexualizing Globalization and Development
Conclusion
Note
8 Critically Feminist Geopolitics
Development of Geopolitical Thought and Practices
The Silences of Geopolitics
New Imperialisms and the Persistence of Difference
The Emphasis on Elites
The Gendering of Geopolitics
Conclusion
Notes
9 Gendered Globalization
Gender, Scale, and Binaries
Gender and the Global Economy
The Global Economy
Global Finance
The Global Economy as a Patchwork of Neoliberalizing Spaces2
Post-Washington Consensus on Neoliberalism
Neoliberalized Gender and Gendered Neoliberalism
Conclusions
Notes
10 Territory, Territoriality, and Boundaries
Territory, Territoriality, and Boundaries: How Are They Gendered?
Deterritorialization, Reterritorialization, and the Permeability of Boundaries
New Territories and Territorialities
Territoriality in Public and Private Spaces
Territoriality, Boundaries, and Bodies
Conclusions
Note
11 Embodied Nationalisms
Nation and Nationalism
The Study of Nationalism
Geographers and the Study of the Nation
Critical Understanding of the Nation: Feminist Contributions
Contributions of Feminist Political Geographers
Rape as a Weapon against Women and the Nation
The Geography of Assault
The Victim: It Is about Scale After All
Boundaries
Scale, War, and Masculinity
The International Face of the Local War—Jumping Scales
Conclusion
Notes
12 The (Geo)Politics of Mobility
Mobility, Displacement, and Containment
Mobilizing the Subject in Feminist Political Geography
Migration: Embodied Mobility and Corporeal Access
Feminist Geopolitics: Illustrating the Case
The Politics of Mobility: Immigration, Exclusion, and the Passport
Displacement and the Politics of Mobility
Race, Space, and Law: The Gendered Politics of Mobility in the Apartheid State
Conclusion
Note
13 Crossing Borders: Gender and Migration
Women Crossing Borders:Migration Regulations and the State
The Receiving State
Reconfiguring the Sending State
Thinking Gender and International Migration
Conclusion
Notes
14 Social Movements, Protest, and Resistance
Contextualizing Social Movements, Protest, and Resistance
Social Movements
Inserting Gender into the Analysis of Social Movements
Conclusion
15 A Gendered Politics of the Environment
Environmental Geopolitical Conflicts: The Difference Gender Makes
Global Planet Management: Official Discourses and Social Movements
Global Environmental Policies and 's Organizations
From Miami to Rio and beyond: The Pressure to Include Women's “Voice” in Gender Policies
The Foundations of the Alternatives: Ecofeminism and a Gendered Approach to Sustainability
Ecofeminism
Environmental Management Alternatives and Gender Discourses
Conclusion: Identifying Priorities
Notes
16 Making Feminist Sense of the State and Citizenship
Conceptualizing and Contesting the State: Feminist Geographic Perspectives
Decentering the State in Feminist Geographic Research: From Perspectives on the State to Gendered Geographies of Differencing and Citizenship
Theorizing the State
From the State to Gendered Geographies of Differencing and Citizenship
Feminist Geographies of Differencing and Citizenship
Bringing Geographies of Citizenship into View
Challenging Western Perspectives on State Power and Citizenship: Postcolonial and Transnational Feminist Geographies
Back to the Future? Directions and Challenges inFeminist Geographies of State Power
Making Connections: From Embodied Life to aGlobal World and Back Again
Dis-Abling Geographies of State Power and Citizenship
What Next? Replacing the State?
17 Framing Feminist Claims for Urban Citizenship
The Local State and the Restructuring of Urban Governance
The Local State and the Construction of Citizenship
Women, Social Movements, and the Local State
Frame One: Women's Urban Movements' Claims to Livelihood and Belonging
Frame Two: Urban Citizenship as Democratic Participation
Frame Three: Rights to the City—Inclusion and Justice
Conclusions
Notes
18 Feminizing Electoral Geography
Women and Representation
Political Systems and Women's Representation
Women's Interests: A Gender Cleavage?
Women and Voting
Conclusions: Redefining the Political

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