Negotiating Gender, Policy and Politics in the Caribbean
Feminist Strategies, Masculinist Resistance and Transformational Possibilities
Herausgeber: Hosein, Gabrielle; Parpart, Jane
Negotiating Gender, Policy and Politics in the Caribbean
Feminist Strategies, Masculinist Resistance and Transformational Possibilities
Herausgeber: Hosein, Gabrielle; Parpart, Jane
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Drawing on rich empirical research, this book examines the evolution and success of feminist strategies to promote democratic governance, women's rights and gender equality in the Caribbean.
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Drawing on rich empirical research, this book examines the evolution and success of feminist strategies to promote democratic governance, women's rights and gender equality in the Caribbean.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 242
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Dezember 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 551g
- ISBN-13: 9781783487509
- ISBN-10: 178348750X
- Artikelnr.: 44445953
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 242
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Dezember 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 551g
- ISBN-13: 9781783487509
- ISBN-10: 178348750X
- Artikelnr.: 44445953
Gabrielle Hosein is a Lecturer in the Institute for Gender and Development Studies at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus. She has published in Feminist Review and contributed chapters to edited collections. Jane Parpart is Research Professor in the Department of Conflict Resolution, Human Security, and Global Governance at McCormack Graduate School in the University of Massachusetts, Boston. She is coeditor with Marysia Zalewski of Rethinking the Man Question: Sex, Gender and Violence in International Relations (2008), and co-author of Women, Employment and the Family in the International Division of Labour (2013)
Introduction: Rethinking Gendered Negotiations in Caribbean Policy and
Politics, Gabrielle Hosein and Jane Parpart / Part I: Women's Political
Leadership: Possibilities and Limits for Women / 1. Crossing over the
Barriers: A Historical Journey of Women's Political Leadership in the
Anglophone Caribbean, Gabrielle Hosein /2. Women's Political Leadership in
Trinidad and Tobago, Understandings, Experiences and Negotiations, Aleah N.
Ranjitsingh/ Part II: National Gender Policies: Negotiating Masculinities
in Gender Mainstreaming / 3. Historicizing National Gender Policies in the
English Speaking Caribbean, Deborah McFee / 4. Masculinities and the
Practice of Dominica's National Gender Policy, Ramona Biholar / 5. The
Patriarchal State and the Development of Gender Policy in Jamaica, Maziki
Thame and Dhanaraj Thakur/ Part III: Gender Quotas: Parliamentary
Provisions without Power? / 6. Getting to One-Third? Creating Legislative
Access for Women to Political Space in Guyana, Natalie Persadie / 7.
Advancing Gender Justice? The Opportunities, Resistances, and Limitations
of Guyana's Quota System, Iman Khan / Part IV: Transformational Leadership:
Feminist Pedagogies, Neo-liberal Empowerment / 8. Feminist/Womanist
Advocacy Toward Transformational Leadership in the Anglophone Caribbean:
The Interplay of Individual and Collective Agency, Shirley Campbell / 9.
Enactments, Contestations, and Possibilities of Women's Transformational
Leadership in the Anglophone Caribbean, Denise Blackstock /Afterword
Politics, Gabrielle Hosein and Jane Parpart / Part I: Women's Political
Leadership: Possibilities and Limits for Women / 1. Crossing over the
Barriers: A Historical Journey of Women's Political Leadership in the
Anglophone Caribbean, Gabrielle Hosein /2. Women's Political Leadership in
Trinidad and Tobago, Understandings, Experiences and Negotiations, Aleah N.
Ranjitsingh/ Part II: National Gender Policies: Negotiating Masculinities
in Gender Mainstreaming / 3. Historicizing National Gender Policies in the
English Speaking Caribbean, Deborah McFee / 4. Masculinities and the
Practice of Dominica's National Gender Policy, Ramona Biholar / 5. The
Patriarchal State and the Development of Gender Policy in Jamaica, Maziki
Thame and Dhanaraj Thakur/ Part III: Gender Quotas: Parliamentary
Provisions without Power? / 6. Getting to One-Third? Creating Legislative
Access for Women to Political Space in Guyana, Natalie Persadie / 7.
Advancing Gender Justice? The Opportunities, Resistances, and Limitations
of Guyana's Quota System, Iman Khan / Part IV: Transformational Leadership:
Feminist Pedagogies, Neo-liberal Empowerment / 8. Feminist/Womanist
Advocacy Toward Transformational Leadership in the Anglophone Caribbean:
The Interplay of Individual and Collective Agency, Shirley Campbell / 9.
Enactments, Contestations, and Possibilities of Women's Transformational
Leadership in the Anglophone Caribbean, Denise Blackstock /Afterword
Introduction: Rethinking Gendered Negotiations in Caribbean Policy and
Politics, Gabrielle Hosein and Jane Parpart / Part I: Women's Political
Leadership: Possibilities and Limits for Women / 1. Crossing over the
Barriers: A Historical Journey of Women's Political Leadership in the
Anglophone Caribbean, Gabrielle Hosein /2. Women's Political Leadership in
Trinidad and Tobago, Understandings, Experiences and Negotiations, Aleah N.
Ranjitsingh/ Part II: National Gender Policies: Negotiating Masculinities
in Gender Mainstreaming / 3. Historicizing National Gender Policies in the
English Speaking Caribbean, Deborah McFee / 4. Masculinities and the
Practice of Dominica's National Gender Policy, Ramona Biholar / 5. The
Patriarchal State and the Development of Gender Policy in Jamaica, Maziki
Thame and Dhanaraj Thakur/ Part III: Gender Quotas: Parliamentary
Provisions without Power? / 6. Getting to One-Third? Creating Legislative
Access for Women to Political Space in Guyana, Natalie Persadie / 7.
Advancing Gender Justice? The Opportunities, Resistances, and Limitations
of Guyana's Quota System, Iman Khan / Part IV: Transformational Leadership:
Feminist Pedagogies, Neo-liberal Empowerment / 8. Feminist/Womanist
Advocacy Toward Transformational Leadership in the Anglophone Caribbean:
The Interplay of Individual and Collective Agency, Shirley Campbell / 9.
Enactments, Contestations, and Possibilities of Women's Transformational
Leadership in the Anglophone Caribbean, Denise Blackstock /Afterword
Politics, Gabrielle Hosein and Jane Parpart / Part I: Women's Political
Leadership: Possibilities and Limits for Women / 1. Crossing over the
Barriers: A Historical Journey of Women's Political Leadership in the
Anglophone Caribbean, Gabrielle Hosein /2. Women's Political Leadership in
Trinidad and Tobago, Understandings, Experiences and Negotiations, Aleah N.
Ranjitsingh/ Part II: National Gender Policies: Negotiating Masculinities
in Gender Mainstreaming / 3. Historicizing National Gender Policies in the
English Speaking Caribbean, Deborah McFee / 4. Masculinities and the
Practice of Dominica's National Gender Policy, Ramona Biholar / 5. The
Patriarchal State and the Development of Gender Policy in Jamaica, Maziki
Thame and Dhanaraj Thakur/ Part III: Gender Quotas: Parliamentary
Provisions without Power? / 6. Getting to One-Third? Creating Legislative
Access for Women to Political Space in Guyana, Natalie Persadie / 7.
Advancing Gender Justice? The Opportunities, Resistances, and Limitations
of Guyana's Quota System, Iman Khan / Part IV: Transformational Leadership:
Feminist Pedagogies, Neo-liberal Empowerment / 8. Feminist/Womanist
Advocacy Toward Transformational Leadership in the Anglophone Caribbean:
The Interplay of Individual and Collective Agency, Shirley Campbell / 9.
Enactments, Contestations, and Possibilities of Women's Transformational
Leadership in the Anglophone Caribbean, Denise Blackstock /Afterword