Jennifer Leigh Disney
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3742479 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jennifer Leigh Disney |
| NOMBRES | Jennifer Leigh |
| APELLIDO | Disney |
| FIRMA | DISNEY J L |
| AFILIACIONES | Winthrop University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Charles Mills, 1951-2021
In 1999, two years after the publication of The Racial Contract, I had the pleasure of meeting Charles Mills for the first time when I organized a panel at the American Political Science Associatio
What is “New” About New Political Science
Th Anniversary of The Caucus for a New Political Science From 1967-2017 - What is “New” About New Political Science
50th Anniversary of The Caucus for a New Political Science From 1967-2017 - What is “New” About New Political Science?." New Political Science, 38(4), pp. 607–608
Intersectionality for the Global Age
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Incomplete revolutions
(2004). Incomplete revolutions: Gendered participation in productive and reproductive labor in Mozambique and Nicaragua. Socialism and Democracy: Vol. 18, Gender and Globalization: Marxist-Feminist Perspectives, pp. 7-42
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Feminist Organizational “Success”
Social movement theorists have tended to focus on issues of movement formation, origin and mobilization rather than on movement or organizational change over time. Those studies that have examined organizational change over time have tended to equate survival with success and demise with decline. Through research, interviews and participant-observation methods, this study examines eight national-level feminist organizations within the U.S. women'…
Feminist organizational “success
Latin American Social Movements and a New Left Consensus
This article explores the shift to the left in Latin America within the context of understanding power relations among, within, and between social movements and the state. We examine the emergence and development of social movement resistance to neoliberal globalization in Latin America over the past two decades, as well as how charismatic leaders of the left have captured state power. Through an analysis of the Zapatista and Appista Movements in…
Feminist Organizational “Success”
Social movement theorists have tended to focus on issues of movement formation, origin and mobilization rather than on movement or organizational change over time. Those studies that have examined organizational change over time have tended to equate survival with success and demise with decline. Through research, interviews and participant-observation methods, this study examines eight national-level feminist organizations within the U.S. women'…
Democratization, Civil Society, and Women’s Organizing in Post-Revolutionary Mozambique and Nicaragua
Mozambique and Nicaragua have each experienced a transition from a Marxist—Leninist, revolutionary state to a liberal—democratic—capitalist, multi-party state in the 1990s. However, in Mozambique, the historic party of the revolution, FRELIMO, remains the party in power, whil in Nicaragua the Sandinistas have been the opposition party since 1990. What impact have these transitions had on democracy, civil society, and the nature of women's organiz…
Incomplete revolutions
(2004). Incomplete revolutions: Gendered participation in productive and reproductive labor in Mozambique and Nicaragua. Socialism and Democracy: Vol. 18, Gender and Globalization: Marxist-Feminist Perspectives, pp. 7-42
Feminist Organizational “Success”
Social movement theorists have tended to focus on issues of movement formation, origin and mobilization rather than on movement or organizational change over time. Those studies that have examined organizational change over time have tended to equate survival with success and demise with decline. Through research, interviews and participant-observation methods, this study examines eight national-level feminist organizations within the U.S. women'…
Feminist organizational “success
Democratization, Civil Society, and Women’s Organizing in Post-Revolutionary Mozambique and Nicaragua
Mozambique and Nicaragua have each experienced a transition from a Marxist—Leninist, revolutionary state to a liberal—democratic—capitalist, multi-party state in the 1990s. However, in Mozambique, the historic party of the revolution, FRELIMO, remains the party in power, whil in Nicaragua the Sandinistas have been the opposition party since 1990. What impact have these transitions had on democracy, civil society, and the nature of women's organiz…
Incomplete revolutions
(2004). Incomplete revolutions: Gendered participation in productive and reproductive labor in Mozambique and Nicaragua. Socialism and Democracy: Vol. 18, Gender and Globalization: Marxist-Feminist Perspectives, pp. 7-42
Latin American Social Movements and a New Left Consensus
This article explores the shift to the left in Latin America within the context of understanding power relations among, within, and between social movements and the state. We examine the emergence and development of social movement resistance to neoliberal globalization in Latin America over the past two decades, as well as how charismatic leaders of the left have captured state power. Through an analysis of the Zapatista and Appista Movements in…
Intersectionality for the Global Age
Intersectionality, a term coined by Kimberle Crenshaw just over twenty-five years ago,1 appears frequently in mainstream media discourse and represents a well-recognized body of work that ranges fr
Th Anniversary of The Caucus for a New Political Science From 1967-2017 - What is “New” About New Political Science
50th Anniversary of The Caucus for a New Political Science From 1967-2017 - What is “New” About New Political Science?." New Political Science, 38(4), pp. 607–608
What is “New” About New Political Science
Charles Mills, 1951-2021
In 1999, two years after the publication of The Racial Contract, I had the pleasure of meeting Charles Mills for the first time when I organized a panel at the American Political Science Associatio
Political science (9 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Politics (5 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Gender Politics and Representation (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Labor Movements and Unions (3 obras)