Marriage, Violence, and Choice Understanding Dalit Women’s Agency in Rural…

The literature on Dalit women largely deals with issues of violence and oppression based on intersections of class, caste, and gender. Women’s bodies, sexuality, and reproductive choices are linked to the ideological hegemony of the caste–gender nexus in India, with marriage and sexual relations playing crucial roles in maintaining caste boundaries. Often, the ways in which women manipulate the…

Birokrat move on: catatan harian seorang birokrat

Siapa sangka, Kabupaten Lebong yang baru berusia 9 tahun ini menjadi sebuah inspirasi dalam buku yang berjudul Birokrat MOVE ON yang ditulis oleh Adrinal Tanjung, seorang PNS yang bekerja di Kementerian Pendayagunaan Aparatur Negara dan Reformasi Birokrasi (Kemen PAN RB) dan saat ini menjabat sebagai Kepala Bidang (Kabid) Penyusunan Sistem dan Prosedur Pemerintahan di Kemen PAN dan RB. Dalam b…

Membumikan Transparansi dan Akuntabilitas Kinerja Sektor Publik: Tantangan Be…

Salah satu tantangan pokok pembangunan saat ini dan mendatang adalah reformasi birokrasi. Yaitu menggerakkan birokrasi agar lebih efektif menjalankan tugas dan fungsinya dalam melayani masyarakat dalam dinamika pembangunan yang semakin kompleks. Salah satu bagian penting dari reformasi birokrasi adalah kinerja birokrasi yang harus dipantau dan dievaluasi secara tepat. Buku ini memberikan pem…

Mourning Mayberry Guns, Masculinity, and Socioeconomic Decline

This study uses in-depth interviews and participant observation with gun carriers in Michigan to examine how socioeconomic decline shapes the appropriation of guns by men of diverse class and race backgrounds. Gun carriers nostalgically referenced the decline of Mayberry America—a version of America characterized by the stable employment of male breadwinners and low crime rates. While men of co…

Menggagas Indonesia Masa Depan

“Menggagas Indonesia Masa Depan” buku ini adalah buku yang memberikan pemikiran analisis tentang kepemimpinan nasional dan cita-cita Indonesia sebagai bangsa besar dimasa mendatang. Dalam buku ini kita dapat lebih memahami sosok pemimpin yang diinginkan di masa mendatang. Perlu kita ketahui bahwa bangsa indonesia memiliki potensi untuk menjadi bangsa yang sejahtera dan maju. Untuk menciptakan …

Aku Jatuh Cinta Lagi pada Istriku: kumpulan cerpen

Edition

1st print

ISBN/ISSN

978-602-98260-4-3

Collation

124p.; 18,5 cm

Series Title

-

Call Number

899.221 32 LUH a

Preparing for Parenthood? Gender, Aspirations, and the Reproduction of Labor…

This article explores how anticipations of parenthood differentially affect the career aspirations and choices of women and men who have not (yet) had children. Drawing from in-depth interviews conducted separately with 60 coupled young adults (30 heterosexual couples), I find that women in my sample were disproportionately likely to think and worry about future parenthood in their imagined wor…

The Gender Binary Meets the Gender-Variant Child: Parents’ Negotiations wit…

Until recently, raising a young child as transgender was culturally unintelligible. Most scholarship on transgender identity refers to adults’ experiences and perspectives. Now, the increasing visibility of gender-variant children, as they are identified by the parents who raise them, presents new opportunities to examine how individuals confront the gender binary and imagine more gender-inclus…

Same-Sex Marriage and the Future of the LGBT Movement SWS Presidential Address

In this article, I respond to queer critiques of the pursuit of same-sex marriage. I first examine the issue of (homo)normalization through a consideration of the everyday lives of same-sex couples with children, a subject about which queer critics are strangely silent. Children force same-sex couples to be out in multiple areas of their lives and recent court cases explicitly challenge the ide…

The Limits of Institutional Reform in Development: changing rules for realist…

Developing countries commonly adopt reforms to improve their governments yet they usually fail to produce more functional and effective governments. Andrews argues that reforms often fail to make governments better because they are introduced as signals to gain short-term support. These signals introduce unrealistic best practices that do not fit developing country contexts and are not consider…

Police Mothers at Home: Police Work and Danger-Protection Parenting Practices

Studies of the challenges faced by women in policing have paid little attention to the specific experiences of policewomen who are mothers. Guided by critical theorizing on the gendered nature of the police culture and domestic labor, 16 police officer mothers in Ontario, Canada, were interviewed. Our qualitative analyses explore their experiences of the “lion’s share” of domestic labor; the or…

Expertise and Sliding Scales Lactation Consultants, Doulas, and the Relation…

The combination of money and intimacy, particularly in the context of paid caring, can be difficult, given the tendency to view them as belonging to separate spheres. This research studied paid caring within the context of breastfeeding and labor support, using 72 interviews with lactation consultants, doulas, clients, and health care professionals, as well as 150 hours of ethnographic observat…

The Glass Runway How Gender and Sexuality Shape the Spotlight in Fashion Design

Fashion design is a feminized occupation, but there is a widespread perception that gay male designers are advantaged in receiving awards, publicity, and praise. This article develops the notion of a “glass runway” to explain this inequality. First, using design canons and lists of award recipients, I show that men, especially gay men, receive more consecration than women. Second, I show how me…

Feeling Labor Commercial Divination and Commodified Intimacy in Turkey

This article approaches commercial divination as a lens to examine the gendered contents and discontents of labor and intimacy in the neoliberal era. While coffee divinations have long been a feminized medium of socializing and caring in Turkey, they were recently transformed into a commodified service that recruits women, youth, and LGBTQ individuals as workers and consumers. In dialogue with …

Purple-Collar Labor Transgender Workers and Queer Value at Global Call Cente…

This article examines new patterns of workplace inequality that emerge as transgender people are incorporated into the global labor market. Drawing on in-depth interviews with 41 transgender call center employees in the Philippines, I develop the concept “purple-collar labor” to describe how transgender workers—specifically trans women—are clustered, dispersed, and segregated in the workplace a…

Islamic Traditions of Modernity Gender, Class, and Islam in a Transnational …

Women’s education has been central to discourses that have sought to modernize developing and Muslim societies. Based on ethnographic data collected from women teachers from rural and low-income communities of Pakistan, the article shows how being a parhi likhi (educated) woman implies acquiring a privileged subject position making claims to middle-class and Islamic morality, and engaging in sp…

Feminist Spirituality as Lived Religion How UK Feminists Forge Religio-spiri…

How do feminists in the United Kingdom view spirituality and religion? What are their religious and spiritual attitudes, beliefs, and practices? What role do spirituality and religion play in feminists’ lives? This article presents findings from an interview-based study of 30 feminists in England, Scotland, and Wales. It identifies three characteristics of feminists’ approaches to religion and …

Politics of Devoted Resistance Agency, Feminism, and Religion among Orthodox…

This study explores how religious women become legitimate actors in the public sphere and analyzes their agency—its meanings, capacities, and transformative aims. It presents a novel case study of Israeli Modern-Orthodox Agunah activists who engage in highly politicized collective feminist resistance as religious actors working for religious ends. Embedded in and activated by Orthodoxy, they ad…

Negotiating Gendered Religious Space The Particularities of Patriarchy in an…

Much research on women’s religious participation centers on their abilities to act within constricted institutional spaces. Drawing on five years of ethnographic fieldwork, this study analyzes how African American Muslim women use the mosque as a physical space to enact public performances of religious identity. By occupying, protecting, and appropriating spaces in the mosque for meaningfully g…

Grit, Guts, and Vanilla Beans: Godly Masculinity in the Ex-Gay Movement

Ex-gay ministries, like many evangelical groups, advocate traditional gender ideologies. But their discourses and practices generate masculine ideals that are quite distinct from hegemonic ones. I argue that rather than simply reproducing hegemonic masculinity, ex-gay ministries attempt to realize godly masculinity, an ideal that differs significantly from hegemonic masculinity and is explicitl…