Gendering the nation-state : Canadian and comparative perspectives

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Contributors Acknowledgments Gendering the Nation State: An Introduction / Yasmeen Abu-Laban Part 1: Gender and Nation 1. Gendering the Hyphen: Gender Dimensions of Modern Nation-State Formation in Euro-American and Anti- and Post-Colonial Contexts / Jill Vickers 2. Gender and Nation in the Soviet/Russian Transformation / Maya Eichler 3. Projecting Gender and Nation: Literature for Immigrants in Canada and Sweden / Shauna Wilton Part 2: Gender and State Processes 4. Assembling Women, Gendering Assemblies / Linda Trimble 5. Feminist Ideals versus Bureaucratic Norms: The Case of Feminist Researchers and the Royal Commission on Reproductive Technologies / Francesca Scala 6. Framing Feminists: Market Populism and Its Impact on Public Policy in Australia and Canada / Marian Sawer 7. Women's Rights and Religious Opposition: the Politics of Gender at the International Criminal Court / Louise Chappell Part 3: Gender and Citizenship 8. Putting Gender Back In: Women and Social Policy Reform in Canada / Janine Brodie 9. Citizenship in the Era of New Social Risks. What Happened to Gender Inequalities? / Jane Jenson 10. Carefair: Gendering Citizenship Neoliberal Style / Paul Kershaw 11. Republican Liberty, Naming Laws, and the Role of Patronymy in Constituting Women's Citizenship in Canada and Quebec / Jackie F. Steele 12. Gendering Nation States and/or Gendering City-States: Debates about the Nature of Citizenship / Caroline Andrew Afterword: The Future of Feminism / Judy Rebick Notes Bibliography Index

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