Feminist Political Ecology
A synthesis of convergent reflections, tensions and silences in linking gender and global environmental change research
... and feminist approaches to research in adaptation and resilience in global environmental change ...in feminist political ecology, bringing the livelihood and intersectionality approaches into ...
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Agricultural Interventions as a Means to Improving Food Security: Experiences of HIV/AIDS-Affected Households in Northern Malawi
... a feminist political ecology approach, I collected and analysed data from participant observation, visual diagramming with focus groups (n=6) and in-depth interviews ...
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Social Impacts of Protected Areas on Gender in West Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
... particular feminist political ecology approach to unravel the impact of PAs on men and women around the Kilimanjaro National Park (NP) and the Enduimet Wildlife Manage- ment Area (WMA) in ...
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Hungry Farmers: A Political Ecology of Agriculture and Food Security in Northern Ghana
... This paper argues that the enduring problem with food provisioning in northern Ghana is not just a product of climate change or drought, as has been conventionally framed, but is inextricably linked to historical ...
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Notes for a Political Ecology of Non-Sedentary People
... political ecology. From an overview of the development of the concept of political ecology in the fields of geography and cultural anthropology and the current debates on the topic, we have ...
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Political Ecology and its Engagements with Conservation and Development
... longstanding political stalemates that have blocked ...others. Political ecologists are well-placed for such ...previous political ecological ...greater political engagement by ...
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Undecidability and the Urban: Feminist Pathways Through Urban Political Economy
... a political economy framework, albeit one that understands cultural forces as intertwined with capitalist processes (Zukin, ...Rather, political economy analyses centre and re-centre capitalist uneven ...
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Women and Ecology: An Eco-Feminist Reading of Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart
... Abstract— Eco-feminism is based on the theory that the subjugation of women and the oppression of nature are linked together. Eco-feminism is linked to the study of the internal and intricate relationship between women ...
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Psychoactive substances and the political ecology of mental distress
... The following section of the paper will critically assess how this biotic substance control system spreads itself biogeographically and sociospatially at multiple scales, from a broad, global environmental level to the ...
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Feminist everyday political economy : space, time and violence
... the feminist politics of time thus underscores a need ‘to recognise the importance of temporal rhythms outside the commodified clock time of the capitalist economy, in which time is equated with money and the time ...
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Animating Our Selves: The ‘Irreducible Multiplicity’ and Humans
... In 2006, the EU passed a resolution asking China to ban bear bile farming, and to expedite the closure of the farms, a resolution which met with opposition from the Chinese Department of Wildlife Conservation. Yet there ...
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The political ecology of spatial development initiatives, Indonesia
... social, political, economic and environmental issues in a decentralized, but geographically focused management arrangement, which should help to address the sense of illegality that runs through the ASM ...
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Political ecology of inequality in tourism development in rural Mongolia
... of political economy in relation to the micro-level of the actors and their activities offers important insights into their ...the political and economic transition in Mongolia, but it also rejects the ...
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The "context" for smallholder farming is a political ecology of agrarian change
... So my argument is that these contexts probably have greater importance for sustainable futures than efforts to introduce new crop varieties tested in labs and in trials. Back in the 1990s we talked about, and saw, ...
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Introduction: Reasoning for Change
... and feminist philoso- phy show, philosophy has often been constrained by adherence to types or forms of argument and argumentation that limit possibili- ties for new insight and ...issue). Feminist ...
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Rural China’s Invisible Women: A Feminist Political Economy Approach to Food Security
... a feminist political economic analysis to decipher not only the impacts of policies on women but also women’s potential to influence policies; such feminist analysis “makes visible” what is invisible ...
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Identity viewed askew : a debate with special reference to a feminist theological organisation : a thesis presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology, Department of Social and Cultural Studies, Massey University, Albany, New Zealand
... any political group is the determination and articulation of group identity, purpose and ...in feminist theory, for instance, has been primarily concerned with determining which conceptualisation of women’s ...
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Law and the Gendered Politics of Identity: Who Owns the Label "Lesbian"?
... both feminist and lesbian/gay organizations to include transgendered women and men in their political and legal activism. 8 Observing the resistance to this movement str[r] ...
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The Doers and the Done For: Interrogating the Subjects and Objects of Engaged Political Ecology
... and Political Ecology (CAPE) Specialty Group and the 2010 AAG panel on gender and the environment mentioned ...example, ecology and politics, environment and gender, development and society, among ...
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Feminism and Female gaze in The Fashion Photography of Masha Demianova
... In The Routledge Companion to Feminism and Postfeminism from 2006, Sarah Gamble begins with claiming that the notion of post-feminism was never precisely defined and is rather ambiguous, sharing its prefix with ...
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