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DEO, NANDINI
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068651
Is globalization our friend? women's allies in developing world
/ Deo, Nandini
Deo, Nandini
Journal Article
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Publication
2006.
Key Words
Globalization
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Economy
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Women Movement
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112110
Running from elections: Indian feminism and electoral politics
/ Deo, Nandini
Deo, Nandini
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Publication
2012.
Summary/Abstract
The first wave of feminism in India was closely connected to electoral politics, while the second wave turned away from party politics. This resulted in a growing marginalization of feminist concerns from the public agenda. There is a strong relationship between movement success and electoral engagement. This article reviews the history of feminist interventions in electoral politics and demonstrates that early victories for women depended on their participation in party politics. I argue that the creation of the autonomous women's movement has had a diminishing effect on women's progress in recent years. A number of paths remain available to the women's movement to engage with political parties and political leaders. Staying outside the electoral arena has not served Indian feminism well.
Key Words
Political Parties
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India
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Marginalization
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Electoral Politics
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Indian Feminism
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Public Agenda
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Women, work, violence and the neo-liberal moment
/ Deo, Nandini
Deo, Nandini
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2011.
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One of the surprising effects of neo-liberalism has been to shift progressive politics away from labour organizing towards NGO-led campaigns against social harms. Reading labour histories and feminist histories together, it is argued that the new politics of resistance needs a new language which combines broad feminist analysis with grassroots labour organizing strategies.
Key Words
Violence
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NGOs
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Labour
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Unions
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Coalitions
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Neo - Liberalism
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Feminist Politics
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