The Gender of Power

John Alan Lee · K Grandy David · Monique Leijenaar · Jantine Oldersma

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Introduction - Jantine Oldersma and Kathy Davis RT ONE THREE DIMENSIONS OF POWER Power and Love - Joan Meyer Conflicting Conceptual Schemata Gender, Power and Feminist Theory - Aafke Komter PART TWO: POWER, STRUCTURE AND AGENCY Critical Sociology and Gender Relations - Kathy Davis Gendered Structure - Joan Wolffensperger Giddens and the Conceptualization of Gender PART THREE: SITES OF GENDERED POWER Gender, Property and Power - Annelies Moors Sovereign and Disciplinary Power - Riet Delsing Bourdieu, Power and Resistance - Carla Risseeuw

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