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Product Identifiers
Publisher
ZED Books, The Limited
ISBN-10
1856498069
ISBN-13
9781856498067
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1602027
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
320 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Daughters of the Goddess, Daughters of Imperialism : African Women, Culture, Power and Democracy
Subject
Feminism & Feminist Theory, Women in Politics, Civil Rights, Imperialism, Women's Studies
Publication Year
2000
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Political Science, Social Science
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
14.6 Oz
Item Length
8.5 in
Item Width
5.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
College Audience
LCCN
99-054578
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...the text is very explosive ...the author has exposed the tensions and contradictions between competing interests... African Studies Quarterly
Dewey Edition
21
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
305.42/096
Table Of Content
1. Introduction. 2. African Women: Present Realities and Which Way Forward? 3. A History of Class Transformations: Contemporary Women's Organizations in Nigeria. 4. Class Contestation in NCWS and Other National Women's Organizations. 5. Class and Gender Dynamics in Professional Women's Organizations: Rhetoric and Practice. 6. Gender and Class in Campaigns and Civil Discourse. 7. Class and Gender in Child Abuse. 8. Women's Healthcare and Discourses on Reproductive Health. 9. Gender, Class and Voices: Women and the 1986 National Political Debate. 10. Women in Local Government: A Comparison. 11. Gendering Grassroots Democracy: The Women's Committee System. 12. Class Corruption and Women's Mobilization: The Cult of the First Lady. 13. The Politics of Women's Committees in a Multicultural and Multiethnic Society: Lessons from Britain and South Africa. 14. Conclusion.
Synopsis
Using the idea of a collectivist, humanist culture of traditional African matriarchal heritage, Ifi Amadiume contrasts daughters of the Goddess to a corrupt and oppressive culture of imperialism that she argues is the heritage of contemporary elite-led women's organizations. She examines the activities of such organizations in Nigeria, making comparisons with those in Britain and South Africa as well as international movements; looking at the 1995 Beijing International Women's Conferences, she explores internationalism as an instrument of class reproduction.The author provides a detailed account of the structures and workings of local government in Nigeria and Britain as she raises theoretical and policy issues about civic groups, civil society and the nature of the late twentieth century state. Finally, Professor Amadiume draws lessons from her own experiences working in local government to suggest measures for true gender equity and the democratisation of politics in our increasingly multicultural and multiethnic societies. This book asks some hard questions of contemporary feminist movements and provides the most detailed account available of Nigerian women's politics., Using the idea of a collectivist, humanist culture of traditional African matriarchal heritage, Ifi Amadiume contrasts daughters of the Goddess to a corrupt and oppressive culture of imperialism that she argues is the heritage of contemporary elite-led women's organizations. She examines the activities of such organizations in Nigeria, making comparisons with those in Britain and South Africa as well as international movements; looking at the 1995 Beijing International Women's Conferences, she explores internationalism as an instrument of class reproduction. The author provides a detailed account of the structures and workings of local government in Nigeria and Britain as she raises theoretical and policy issues about civic groups, civil society and the nature of the late twentieth century state. Finally, Professor Amadiume draws lessons from her own experiences working in local government to suggest measures for true gender equity and the democratisation of politics in our increasingly multicultural and multiethnic societies. This book asks some hard questions of contemporary feminist movements and provides the most detailed account available of Nigerian women's politics., A genealogy of class transformation in the 20th century. It contrasts the idea of a collectivist, humanist culture of traditional African matriarchal heritage with a corrupt, oppressive culture of imperialism that it argues is the heritage of contemporary, elite-led women's organizations., This extraordinary book combines social history, anthropology, religion, politics, women's studies to chart a genealogy of class transformation in the 20th century. Using the idea of a collectivist, humanist culture of traditional African matriarchal heritage, Ifi Amadiume contrasts daughters of the Goddess to a corrupt and oppressive culture of imperialism that she argues is the heritage of contemporary elite-led women's organizations. She examines, analyzes and critiques histories, concerns and activities of such organizations in Nigeria, making comparisons with those in Britain and South Africa as well as international movements.
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HQ1236.5.A35A46 2000
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