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Theorizing Feminist Policy

Oxford University Press USA (2002)

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  1. The Impact of Emotional Opportunities on the Emotion Cultures of Feminist Organizations.Katja M. Guenther - 2009 - Gender and Society 23 (3):337-362.
    A fundamental debate within feminist scholarship and activism centers on what relationship feminism should have with the state. This article explores this debate empirically by examining differences in the emotion cultures of a state-dependent and an autonomous feminist organization in postsocialist eastern Germany. The comparative analysis demonstrates how organizations construct specific emotion cultures in response to emotional opportunities and constraints created by their relationships with state institutions. The state-dependent organization adopts a less expressive emotion culture that assures broad public appeal (...)
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  • Is Neoliberal Capitalism Bursting the Liberation of Women?Sonia Reverter Bañón - 2020 - Las Torres de Lucca. International Journal of Political Philosophy 9 (17):193-213.
    With the question of the title of this paper, which recalls an issue that Valcárcel already asked herself in 1991, I reflect on the need to recover the struggle of feminism as a political struggle. To this end, I argue that feminism cannot be understood without the objective of trying to transform societies, without the aspiration to emancipation. Therefore, it will be urgent to be able to answer and resist the task of depoliticization that the neoliberal capitalist system administers until (...)
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  • Local women’s coalitions: Critical actors and substantive representation in Spanish municipalities.María Jesus Rodríguez-Garcia - 2015 - European Journal of Women's Studies 22 (2):223-240.
    The relationship between descriptive representation and substantive representation is an issue that has been widely discussed by women’s studies scholars. In general, it is assumed that there exists a positive relationship between the two, but the literature and empirical analysis show that substantive representation also depends on the action of other critical actors, such as gender agencies and the women’s social movement. Comparative research has shown the existence of a common pattern in post-industrial democracies: the development of women-friendly policies depends (...)
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  • Los retos del feminismo institucional.Sonia Reverter Bañón - 2011 - Daimon: Revista Internacional de Filosofía:223-229.
    Este trabajo evalúa las mejoras realizadas por el llamado «feminismo institucional» en el progreso de la agenda de igualdad entre hombres y mujeres. Si bien la mayoría de estudios llevan a cabo una decidida argumentación de los beneficios de las agencias oficiales para la lucha feminista por la igualdad, en los últimos años han aparecido algunos trabajos relevantes que ponen en cuestión la eficiencia completa de tales beneficios. A discutir y evaluar unas y otras argumentaciones dedicamos el presente artículo.
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  • What a state she's in! Western welfare states and equitable social entitlements.Dorian R. Woods - 2006 - Journal of Global Ethics 2 (2):197 – 212.
    The issue of care work has become a burning issue in western capitalist welfare states because of the greater proportion of women in the workforce and the growth of alternative forms of family arrangement outside of the traditional male breadwinner model. This article addresses equity and welfare states with respect to social entitlements around care. It asks how new theoretical concepts can be applied to understand welfare states and their evolving employment-related family policies, using Nancy Fraser's utopian universal caregiver approach (...)
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  • Recognition Struggles in Trans‐national Arenas: Negotiating Identities and Framing Citizenship.Barbara Hobson, Marcus Carson & Rebecca Lawrence - 2007 - Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 10 (4):443-470.
    The purpose of this article is to incorporate trans?national actors and institutions into citizenship theory both theoretically and empirically. We analyze three cases of recognition movements promoting gender, ethnic/minority and indigenous rights. Using one societal context, Sweden, we map the processes and mechanisms of power and agency (boundary?making and brokering) that shape how trans?national institutions and actors offer new forms of leverage politics to recognition movements as well as constrain their agency. These mechanisms of power are formalized in a model (...)
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