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Intersecting violences : a review of feminist theories and debates on violence against women and poverty in Latin America

London: CAWN , 2010 , 66 S.

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Einrichtung: Frauensolidarität | Wien
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Verfasst von: Muñoz Cabrera, Patricia; Macdonald, Mandy
Körperschaft: Central America Women's Network (London)
Jahr: 2010
Maße: 30 cm
Sprache: Englisch
Beschreibung:
Feminist research has shed important light on the relationship between VAW and women’s poverty. This paper provides a critical review of the scholarly literature on violence against women (VAW) and its link with women’s poverty. In particular, it reviews how women and feminist scholars conceptualise the role of neoliberal policies in the reproduction of VAW and women’s poverty in Latin America. The review is organised in four chapters: Chapter 1 makes a case for intersectionality as an appropriate approach to the complexity inherent in VAW and poverty in Latin America.Chapter 2 discusses how the multiple structures of economic neoliberalism and political and patriarchal power oppressing women at the macro (regional, national) level are inextricably linked to economic, social, sexual and cultural forms of VAW at the micro, or local, level, and analyses the role of institutions as (re)producers of economic violence against women. Chapter 3 reviews some recent scholarship which probes the issue of VAW from an intersectional perspective. As the history of the continent shows, in countries ravaged by institutional violence and armed conflict, women with “multiple subordinated identities” (such as indigenous, poor women or non-indigenous, poor, lesbian women) tend to be affected by the nexus of violence and poverty in ways which call for a radical re-examination of the concept of “woman” as articulated in the VAW theoretical paradigm. Chapter 4 discusses scholarship on the role of the State and religious institutions in the pervasiveness of VAW in Latin America. Contents: Chapter 1: Key concepts, terms and definitions 1. 1. Intersectionality 1. 1. 1. Origins of the concept 1. 1. 2. The interplay of multiple discriminations 1. 1. 3. Intersectionality and the legacy of colonialism 1. 2. Analysing VAW and poverty in Latin America: Different approaches 1. 2. 1. Different perspectives define intersectional priorities 1. 2. 2. Gender-based violence or violence against women? 1. 3. VAW in the public sphere: From ‘women’s issue’ to human rights violations 1. 4. The power of inclusive redefinition: Femicide and feminicide. Chapter 2: Neoliberalism, globalisation and the feminisation of poverty 2. 1. Feminisation of poverty: Revisiting the debate 2. 2. Reproducers of women’s poverty: The role of public institutions in the continuum of VAW 2. 3. Globalising markets, globalising women’s poverty. Chapter 3: VAW at the Crossroads of poverty, race, gender, age and heterosexual discrimination - An intersectional analysis 3. 1. Insecurity, invisibility and denial of rights 3. 1. 1. Indigenous women 3. 1. 2. Lesbian women 3. 1. 3. Women living with HIV 3. 2. Subjects at risk: A life-cycle approach to VAW. Chapter 4: Entangled ideologies: Patriarchy, masculinity, religious fundamentalisms and the perpetuation of VAW 4. 1. Masculinities analysed in context 4. 2. “A government as God commands”: The heterosexist patriarchal state and the return of religious fundamentalisms 4. 3. “Over her dead body”: Feminicides as the material consequence of the symbolic subjugation of women 4. 3. 1. Facts and figures 4. 3. 2. “It’s only natural”: Legitimising and tolerating violence 4. 3. 3. What State are we in? Impunity and official inaction 4. 3. 4. A few advances, a continuing challenge Conclusions and Recommendations. Annex 1: Intersectionality and power analysis: The domination matrix. Annex 2: Interchanging poverty and multiple violences: Practical examples of an Intersectional approach to VAW
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Literaturverz. S. 56 - 66
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