Indigenous Women Claiming Their Land

Rius, Marisa Belausteguigoitia

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“…The analytical approach of this chapter draws on feminist ideas about the effects of class and ethnicity on gender, and how women's experiences of oppressive power relate to their sexuality/body and ability to act. First, we relate to studies that show how women have mobilised their collective capacity to question gender, class and ethnic ideologies, and hence engage in political action (Staheli et al 2004;Mohanty 2011;Krishna 2012;Rius 2012). These studies were decisive for our choice of research topic.…”

Section: Analysing Adivasi Women's Resistance In Marginalised Spacesmentioning

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Gendered entanglements: Revisiting gender in rapidly changing Asia

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Asian Journal of Women's Studies

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NIAS Press is the autonomous publishing arm of NIAS -Nordic Institute of Asian Studies, a research institute located at the University of Copenhagen. NIAS is partially funded by the governments of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden via the Nordic Council of Ministers, and works to encourage and support Asian studies in the Nordic countries. In so doing, NIAS has been publishing books since 1969, with more than two hundred titles produced in the past few years. Nordic Council of Ministers UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN GENDERING ASIA A Series on Gender IntersectionsGendering Asia is a well-established and exciting series addressing the ways in which power and constructions of gender, sex, sexuality and the body intersect with one another and pervade contemporary Asian societies. The series invites discussion of how people shape their identities as females or males and, at the same time, become shaped by the very societies in which they live. The series is concerned with the region as a whole in order to capture the wide range of understandings and practices that are found in East, Southeast and South Asian societies with respect to gendered roles and relations in various social, political, religious, and economic contexts. As a multidisciplinary series, Gendering Asia explores theoretical, empirical and methodological issues in the social sciences.

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Section: Analysing Adivasi Women's Resistance In Marginalised Spacesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Gendered entanglements: Revisiting gender in rapidly changing Asia

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Indigenous Women Claiming Their Land

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