Resisting a rhetoric of active-passivism: How evangelical women have enacted new modes and meanings of citizenship in response to the election of Donald Trump

Martin, Stephanie A.

doi:10.1080/00335630.2020.1785634

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“…Several studies show that politics is not friendly to women's representation and participation (Kaal, 2015:Chetaikina & Vashchanka, 2017Deckman & McTague, 2015;Gaunder, 2016;Khan et al, 2019;Mishra et al, 2017;Martin, 2020). This is also reinforced by the low representation of women in various political positions, such as in India (Spary, 2020), Japan (Gaunder, 2016), Irlandia (Keenan & McElroy, 2022), Zimbabwe (Ncube & Yemurai, 2020:Gallagher & Marsh, 2016, Malaysia (Yeong, 2018), Kenya (Okinda et al, 2020), Polandia (Sawa-Czajka, 2015) dan Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Region (Chetaikina & Vashchanka, 2017).…”

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Modalities in Khofiah Indah Parawansa's Victory in the 2018 East Java Governor Election

Zahro

Sujoko²

2023

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The dominance of the Muslim community in East Java and the existence of a patriarchal culture affect voter behavior, making it difficult for women to become governors. This study aims to reveal the success factors of women, namely Khofifah Indah Parawansa, to become Governor in East Java from the aspect of his modalities based on Piere Boerdiau's perspective. This research uses a type of qualitative research with narrative analysis. This research shows that Khofiah's victory is inseparable from the ability to maximize all types of modalities owned, namely social capital, cultural capital, and symbolic capital. All types of modalities were then packaged very well by the political public relations of Khofifah's winning team so as to win a lot of public sympathies and greatly contribute to Khofiah's victory.

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