Routledge Handbook of Gender in Central-Eastern Europe and Eurasia

Routledge Handbook of Gender in Central-Eastern Europe and Eurasia

Fabian, Katalin; Johnson, Janet Elise; Lazda, Mara

Taylor & Francis Ltd

07/2021

554

Dura

Inglês

9781138347755

15 a 20 dias

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Part 1: Conceptual Debates and Methodological Differences ; Introduction; The Development of the Field; Chapter 1: Between Regional and Transnational Contexts; Chapter 2: Fluidity or Clean Breaks?; Chapter 3: Neoliberal Intervention: Analyzing the Drakulic-Funk-Ghodsee Debates; Methodologies; Chapter 4: Legacies of the Cold War and the Future of Gender in Feminist Histories of Socialism ; Chapter 5: The Case and Comparative Methods; Chapter 6: Quantitative and Experimental Methods; Epistemologies; Chapter 7: Postcoloniality in Central-Eastern Europe and Eurasia; Chapter 8: Post-Soviet Masculinities: Sex, Power, and the Vanishing Subject; ; Part 2 Feminist and Women's Movements Cooperating and Colliding; Introduction; Women's Organizing under Empires; Chapter 9: Challenging Tradition and Crossing Borders: Women's Activism and Literary Modernism in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy; ; Chapter 10: The First All-Russian Women's Congress: "The Women's Parliament" ; ; Socialist (Feminist) Interpretations; Chapter 11: The Russian Revolution and Women's Liberation: Rethinking the Legacy of the Socialist Emancipation Project ; ; Dissident Women and Feminisms ; Chapter 12: Czechoslovak Feminisms during the Interwar Period; Chapter 13: Women in Poland's Solidarity; ; ; Postcommunist NGO Feminisms and Beyond; Chapter 14: From Soviet Feminism to the European Union: Transnational Women's Movements between East and West; ; Chapter 15: Transnational Feminism and Women's NGOs: The Case of the Network of East-West Women; ; Chapter 16: Contentions of Funding Gender Equality in Central-Eastern Europe; ; ; Chapter 17: Pussy Riot and FEMEN's Global Trajectories in Law, Society, and Culture ; ; ; Part 3 Constructions of Gender in Different Ideologies ; ; Introduction; Mara Lazda, Janet Elise Johnson, and Katalin Fabian ; Nationalism; Chapter 18: Nationalism and Sexuality in Central-Eastern Europe; ; Chapter 19: Gender, Militarism, and the Modern Nation in Soviet and Russian cultures; Fascism ; ; Chapter 20: Far-Right Expectations of Women in Central-Eastern Europe; ; ; Socialisms and Communisms; ; Chapter 21: Paradoxes of Gender in Soviet Communist Party Women's Sections (the Zhenotdel), 1918-1930; Chapter 22: Women's Education, Entry to Paid Work, and Forced Unveiling in Soviet Central Asia; Chapter 23: "Gypsies"/Roma and the Politics of Reproduction in Post-Stalinist Central-Eastern Europe ; ; Chapter 24: Legalizing Queerness in Central-Eastern Europe; ; ; Democracy; ; Chapter 25: Gender and the Democratic Paradox in Latvia; ; ; Chapter 26: Anti-Gender Mobilization and Right-Wing Populism; ; Part 4 Lived Experience of the Individual in Different Regimes; Introduction; Empires and Monarchies; ; Chapter 27: Late Imperial Russia and Its Gendered Order in the Countryside; Chapter 28: Gendered Moral Panics in the Late Habsburg Monarchy: Prostitution, Sex Trafficking, and Venereal Disease; Nancy Wingfield ; ; Independence; ; Chapter 29: The Promise of Gender Equality in Interwar Central-Eastern Europe; ; ; Nazism, Stalinism, and War; ; Chapter 30: Sexuality in the Holocaust; ; Chapter 31: Deportation and Gulag as Gendered Processes; ; Socialisms and Communisms; ; Chapter 32: Yugoslav Gender Experiments and Soviet Influences; ; ; Chapter 33: Struggles to Reconcile Women's Wage Labor and Kitchen Labor in the German Democratic Republic; ; ; Part 5 The Ambiguous Postcommunist Transitions ; Introduction; Democratic and Economic Changes; Chapter 34: Gender and the Ambiguities of Economic Transition in Romania; Chapter 35: Democratization, Authoritarianism, and Gender in Russia; Europeanization; Chapter 36: Europeanization and the Challenge of Gender Equality; Chapter 37: The Europeanization and Politicization of LGBT Rights in Serbia; Migrations; Chapter 38: Russian-Speaking LGBTQ Communities in the West; Chapter 39: Postsocialist Migration and Intimacy; Armed Conflict/Resolution; Chapter 40: The International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia and the Development of Legal Frameworks on Violence against Women in Conflict; Chapter 41: Gender, Conflict, and Social Change in Armenia and Azerbaijan; Part 6 Postcommunist Policy Issues ; ; Introduction; ; Political Leadership; ; Chapter 42: Women's Representation in Politics; ; ; Gender-based Violence; ; Chapter 43: Hybrid Regimes and Gender Violence Prevention Campaigns in Ukraine; ; Chapter 44: Bride Kidnapping and Polygynous Marriages: Gendered Debates in Central Asia; ; ; Chapter 45: Trafficked Women and Men to and from Russia; ; ; Reproductive Rights; Chapter 46: Assisted Reproduction: Poland in a Comparative Perspective; Chapter 47: Abortion and Reproductive Health in Eurasia: Continuity and Change; Social Policy and Health; Chapter 48: Single Mothers, Family Change, and Normalized Gender Crisis in Russia; Chapter 49 Social Welfare and Family Policies in Central-Eastern European Countries; Chapter 50: Women's Representation in Sports; ; ; Chapter 51: Gender, Sexuality, and Disability in Postsocialist Central-Eastern Europe; ; ; ; ;
FRG.;Gender, sexuality, Eastern Europe, Central-Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Post-Soviet, Russia, Communism, Leninism, Marxism, feminism;West Germany;Vice Versa;UN;Young Men;Cee;Central Eastern European Countries;Gender Equality;Cee Region;Civil Society;Pussy Riot;Istanbul Convention;Cee Country;Central Asian Women;Transnational Feminism;Postcommunist Region;Gender Mainstreaming;European Women's Lobby;State Socialist Regimes;Postcommunist Countries;Romani Women;LGBTQ People;Czechoslovak Republic;Separate Women's Organization;Nation Building