Peggy Watson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3742012 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Peggy Watson |
| PRENOMES | Peggy |
| SOBRENOME | Watson |
| ASSINATURA | WATSON P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Cambridge |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 118 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1992 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Fighting for life
This paper discusses the social and political processes health care transformation in postcommunist Europe has involved in practice. It begins by suggesting a theoretical framework for the study of postcommunist welfare. Focusing on Poland, it examines what lies behind the frictions which have become an integral feature of health care change, which most recently has centred on the privatization of hospitals. An empirically detailed interpretive a…
Unequalizing Citizenship
This article discusses health care change with respect to the transformation of the social order within Poland and transnationally. It considers the implications for health care equality and the understanding of citizenship, of a process of health care reform which constitutes part of a transition involving the formation of new power asymmetries based on poverty and wealth. Drawing on qualitative research carried out in Nowa Huta, the article sho…
Stress and social change in Poland
"The Author as Privileged Authority in Unamuno's "Don Sandalio
In his search for self-creation, Unamuno privileges himself as author over readers in the enigmatie work La novela de don Sandalio, jugador de ajedrez. Despite lis stated intention of furthering reader agency in ah of his writings, in Don Sandalio he inserts himself both directly and subtly between the text and the readers, controlling the reader's interpretation of the text and establishing himself as the ultimate arbiter of meaning
Re-thinking Transition
This article addresses the questions the ending of the Cold War raises for the understanding of gender and politics. It starts with the surprise that has been caused by the events of transition, and reflects this back to ask how expectations of transition which have consistently not been fulfilled, are produced. Why did feminism not develop in the wake of state socialism in the way many thought that it would? An argument is put forward to show ho…
Politics, policy and identity
This article considers the implications of generalizing existing EU equal opportunities legislation to countries that are in a transition from state socialism. The transposition of Western policy assumes that gender identities and interests in the East and the West are the same. The East-West tensions that persist over the ideas of gender and feminism suggest that such an assumption may be out of place. I discuss explicit sexual equality policies…
Health difference in Eastern Europe
Gender Politics and Post-Communism
Explaining rising mortality among men in Eastern Europe
Intra-historia in Miguel de Unamuno's Novels
Eastern Europe's Silent Revolution
The present paper argues that the transformation of the relationship between public and private spheres lies at the heart of the process of change in Eastern Europe, and that the exclusion of women and the de-grading of feminine identity currently in train are not contingent to, but rather a fundamentally constitutive feature of, the democratisation of Eastern Europe. This contrasts with existing accounts of social transition which have focused e…
The Rise of Masculinism in Eastern Europe
In the recent literature on gender relations in Eastern Europe, it is quite often said that democratization has ‘opened up a space’ within which women can now seek to identify their interests and organize. That is undoubtedly the case. At the same time, however, as offering a space
Polish Women, Solidarity and Feminism
Part 1 (Mis) Representations of Polish women: the West's other subject woman/subject nation table's corner state capital's monument the average woman holes and hope solidarity for whom? outside conclusions. Part 2 Polish women representing themselves: re-introduction women who weave women who manage women who prime women who rule end openings. Part 3 Re-translating Polish feminism: the unmothered past post war compacts writing the sky don't sweep…
Gender Relations, Education and Social Change in Poland
The significance of patterns of gender inequality in education in Poland cannot be adequately grasped without a wider understanding of the specific nature of gender relations under State socialism. The present article approaches this problem by posing a fundamental question: how is it possible to reconcile what is known concerning gender inequalities and the sexual division of labour in Poland with the documented absence of feminist awareness in …
Explaining rising mortality among men in Eastern Europe
Eastern Europe's Silent Revolution
The present paper argues that the transformation of the relationship between public and private spheres lies at the heart of the process of change in Eastern Europe, and that the exclusion of women and the de-grading of feminine identity currently in train are not contingent to, but rather a fundamentally constitutive feature of, the democratisation of Eastern Europe. This contrasts with existing accounts of social transition which have focused e…
Politics, policy and identity
This article considers the implications of generalizing existing EU equal opportunities legislation to countries that are in a transition from state socialism. The transposition of Western policy assumes that gender identities and interests in the East and the West are the same. The East-West tensions that persist over the ideas of gender and feminism suggest that such an assumption may be out of place. I discuss explicit sexual equality policies…
Re-thinking Transition
This article addresses the questions the ending of the Cold War raises for the understanding of gender and politics. It starts with the surprise that has been caused by the events of transition, and reflects this back to ask how expectations of transition which have consistently not been fulfilled, are produced. Why did feminism not develop in the wake of state socialism in the way many thought that it would? An argument is put forward to show ho…
Health difference in Eastern Europe
Unequalizing Citizenship
This article discusses health care change with respect to the transformation of the social order within Poland and transnationally. It considers the implications for health care equality and the understanding of citizenship, of a process of health care reform which constitutes part of a transition involving the formation of new power asymmetries based on poverty and wealth. Drawing on qualitative research carried out in Nowa Huta, the article sho…
Fighting for life
This paper discusses the social and political processes health care transformation in postcommunist Europe has involved in practice. It begins by suggesting a theoretical framework for the study of postcommunist welfare. Focusing on Poland, it examines what lies behind the frictions which have become an integral feature of health care change, which most recently has centred on the privatization of hospitals. An empirically detailed interpretive a…
Stress and social change in Poland
The Rise of Masculinism in Eastern Europe
In the recent literature on gender relations in Eastern Europe, it is quite often said that democratization has ‘opened up a space’ within which women can now seek to identify their interests and organize. That is undoubtedly the case. At the same time, however, as offering a space
Gender Relations, Education and Social Change in Poland
The significance of patterns of gender inequality in education in Poland cannot be adequately grasped without a wider understanding of the specific nature of gender relations under State socialism. The present article approaches this problem by posing a fundamental question: how is it possible to reconcile what is known concerning gender inequalities and the sexual division of labour in Poland with the documented absence of feminist awareness in …
Gender Relations, Education and Social Change in Poland
The significance of patterns of gender inequality in education in Poland cannot be adequately grasped without a wider understanding of the specific nature of gender relations under State socialism. The present article approaches this problem by posing a fundamental question: how is it possible to reconcile what is known concerning gender inequalities and the sexual division of labour in Poland with the documented absence of feminist awareness in …
Eastern Europe's Silent Revolution
The present paper argues that the transformation of the relationship between public and private spheres lies at the heart of the process of change in Eastern Europe, and that the exclusion of women and the de-grading of feminine identity currently in train are not contingent to, but rather a fundamentally constitutive feature of, the democratisation of Eastern Europe. This contrasts with existing accounts of social transition which have focused e…
The Rise of Masculinism in Eastern Europe
In the recent literature on gender relations in Eastern Europe, it is quite often said that democratization has ‘opened up a space’ within which women can now seek to identify their interests and organize. That is undoubtedly the case. At the same time, however, as offering a space
Polish Women, Solidarity and Feminism
Part 1 (Mis) Representations of Polish women: the West's other subject woman/subject nation table's corner state capital's monument the average woman holes and hope solidarity for whom? outside conclusions. Part 2 Polish women representing themselves: re-introduction women who weave women who manage women who prime women who rule end openings. Part 3 Re-translating Polish feminism: the unmothered past post war compacts writing the sky don't sweep…
Intra-historia in Miguel de Unamuno's Novels
Explaining rising mortality among men in Eastern Europe
Gender Politics and Post-Communism
Health difference in Eastern Europe
Re-thinking Transition
This article addresses the questions the ending of the Cold War raises for the understanding of gender and politics. It starts with the surprise that has been caused by the events of transition, and reflects this back to ask how expectations of transition which have consistently not been fulfilled, are produced. Why did feminism not develop in the wake of state socialism in the way many thought that it would? An argument is put forward to show ho…
Politics, policy and identity
This article considers the implications of generalizing existing EU equal opportunities legislation to countries that are in a transition from state socialism. The transposition of Western policy assumes that gender identities and interests in the East and the West are the same. The East-West tensions that persist over the ideas of gender and feminism suggest that such an assumption may be out of place. I discuss explicit sexual equality policies…
"The Author as Privileged Authority in Unamuno's "Don Sandalio
In his search for self-creation, Unamuno privileges himself as author over readers in the enigmatie work La novela de don Sandalio, jugador de ajedrez. Despite lis stated intention of furthering reader agency in ah of his writings, in Don Sandalio he inserts himself both directly and subtly between the text and the readers, controlling the reader's interpretation of the text and establishing himself as the ultimate arbiter of meaning
Stress and social change in Poland
Unequalizing Citizenship
This article discusses health care change with respect to the transformation of the social order within Poland and transnationally. It considers the implications for health care equality and the understanding of citizenship, of a process of health care reform which constitutes part of a transition involving the formation of new power asymmetries based on poverty and wealth. Drawing on qualitative research carried out in Nowa Huta, the article sho…
Fighting for life
This paper discusses the social and political processes health care transformation in postcommunist Europe has involved in practice. It begins by suggesting a theoretical framework for the study of postcommunist welfare. Focusing on Poland, it examines what lies behind the frictions which have become an integral feature of health care change, which most recently has centred on the privatization of hospitals. An empirically detailed interpretive a…
Political science (11 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Politics (8 obras) · Gender Politics and Representation (5 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Democracy (4 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Historical Gender and Feminism Studies (4 obras)