Description
Book SynopsisCase studies from North America, Latin America, and Southeast Asia explore the challenges and benefits of building transnational ties among feminists and women’s groups.
Table of ContentsPreface / Diane Matte
Introduction / Pascale Dufour, Dominique Masson, and Dominique Caouette
Part 1: Understanding Complex Transnationalization
1 Transnationalizing Feminist and Women’s Movements: Toward a Scalar Approach / Dominique Masson
2 Theorizing Feminist and Social Movement Practice in Space / Elsa Beaulieu
Part 2: Deepening Solidarities among Women and Women’s Issues
3 Framing Transnational Feminism: Examining Migrant Worker Organizing in Singapore / Lenore Lyons
4 The International Women and Health Meetings: Deploying Multiple Identities for Political Sustainability / Sylvia Estrada-Claudio
5 Transnational Activism and the Argentine Women’s Movement: Challenging the Gender Regime? / Débora Lopreite
Part 3: Stretching the Scope of Solidarities
6 Troubling Transnational Feminism(s) at the World Social Forum / Janet Conway
7 Bringing Feminist Perspectives to Transnational Collective Action in Southeast Asia / Dominique Caouette
8 Building Transnational Feminist Solidarity in the Americas: The Experience of the Latin American Network of Women Transforming the Economy / Carmen L. Díaz Alba
Conclusion / Dominique Masson and Pascale Dufour
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