Gender, Activism, and International Development Intervention in Kyrgyzstan: Inner Asia Book Series, cartea 13
Autor Joanna Pares Hoareen Limba Engleză Hardback – 21 apr 2021
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004461239
ISBN-10: 900446123X
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Inner Asia Book Series
ISBN-10: 900446123X
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Inner Asia Book Series
Cuprins
Contents
Acknowledgements
1 Introduction
1 A Note on Central Asian Women
2 Methodology
3 Outline
2 Gender and Development in Soviet Kyrgyzstan
1 Women in Pre-Soviet Central Asia
2 The Soviet Development Project in Central Asia
3 Gender Equality in the Soviet Union Post-Stalin
4 Gender Equality and the Gendered Social Contract in the Kirgiz SSR
5 The Collapse of the Soviet Union and the Transition Period
6 Conclusion
3 Development and Civil Society in Kyrgyzstan
1 Theories of Citizenship
2 Theoretical Approaches to Civil Society
3 Civil Society and Citizenship in Development
4 Civil Society and Development in Kyrgyzstan
5 Conclusion
4 Development Intervention in Kyrgyzstan: Supporting Women’s Rights and Gender Equality
1 Gender and Women’s Rights in Development
2 Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Development in Kyrgyzstan
3 Conclusion
5 Gender-Focused NGO s in Bishkek
1 Gender-Focused NGO s in Bishkek
2 Case Studies
3 Alignments and Tensions among Gender-Focused NGO s
4 Hierarchies of Age, Language, and Access to Donors
5 Conclusion
6 Gender and Activism in Kyrgyzstan
1 Active Citizenship and Civic Engagement in Kyrgyzstan
2 Women and Civil Society
3 What Counts as Activism?
4 So, Would You Call Yourself a Feminist?
5 Conclusion
7 Activist-Professionals in Gender-Focused Development in Kyrgyzstan
1 The NGO Elite in Kyrgyzstan
2 Whose Agenda?
3 Links with Beneficiaries and Grassroots Communities
4 The Possibility of Transgressive Service Delivery
5 De-Politicisation of Activism
6 Conclusion
8 Conclusions
1 The Limits of Civil Society?
2 Sustainability of Gender-Focused Activism
3 Beyond Professional Activism
4 Gendered Civil Society
5 Meanings of Citizenship
6 Using Gender
7 Looking Forward
Appendix: Donors and International Organisations in Kyrgyzstan, as of August 2009
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgements
1 Introduction
1 A Note on Central Asian Women
2 Methodology
3 Outline
2 Gender and Development in Soviet Kyrgyzstan
1 Women in Pre-Soviet Central Asia
2 The Soviet Development Project in Central Asia
3 Gender Equality in the Soviet Union Post-Stalin
4 Gender Equality and the Gendered Social Contract in the Kirgiz SSR
5 The Collapse of the Soviet Union and the Transition Period
6 Conclusion
3 Development and Civil Society in Kyrgyzstan
1 Theories of Citizenship
2 Theoretical Approaches to Civil Society
3 Civil Society and Citizenship in Development
4 Civil Society and Development in Kyrgyzstan
5 Conclusion
4 Development Intervention in Kyrgyzstan: Supporting Women’s Rights and Gender Equality
1 Gender and Women’s Rights in Development
2 Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Development in Kyrgyzstan
3 Conclusion
5 Gender-Focused NGO s in Bishkek
1 Gender-Focused NGO s in Bishkek
2 Case Studies
3 Alignments and Tensions among Gender-Focused NGO s
4 Hierarchies of Age, Language, and Access to Donors
5 Conclusion
6 Gender and Activism in Kyrgyzstan
1 Active Citizenship and Civic Engagement in Kyrgyzstan
2 Women and Civil Society
3 What Counts as Activism?
4 So, Would You Call Yourself a Feminist?
5 Conclusion
7 Activist-Professionals in Gender-Focused Development in Kyrgyzstan
1 The NGO Elite in Kyrgyzstan
2 Whose Agenda?
3 Links with Beneficiaries and Grassroots Communities
4 The Possibility of Transgressive Service Delivery
5 De-Politicisation of Activism
6 Conclusion
8 Conclusions
1 The Limits of Civil Society?
2 Sustainability of Gender-Focused Activism
3 Beyond Professional Activism
4 Gendered Civil Society
5 Meanings of Citizenship
6 Using Gender
7 Looking Forward
Appendix: Donors and International Organisations in Kyrgyzstan, as of August 2009
Bibliography
Index
Notă biografică
Joanna Pares Hoare, PhD (2014), SOAS University of London, works independently as a research consultant in international development. She has published articles on gender and activism in Kyrgyzstan, most recently in the edited volume Soviet and Post-Soviet Sexualities (Richard C.M. Mole, ed., Routledge, 2019).