UID:
almahu_9949386294802882
Umfang:
1 online resource (xiii, 147 pages) :
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illustrations, maps
ISBN:
9781000174137
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1000174131
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1000174093
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9780429285066
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042928506X
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9781000174113
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1000174115
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9781000174090
Inhalt:
In recent years, mob attacks on women by men have drawn public attention to an emerging social phenomenon. This book draws upon concepts from critical race theory and sociocultural evolutionary theory to examine this specific form of gender violence, which takes place outside the law and is a vigilante form of enforcing traditional gender norms. The author positions vigilante gender violence as a global issue produced during specific periods of sociocultural change in conditions marked by intensified social stratification. The catalyst for vigilante gender violence is the formal state's breaching of the "gender bargain," the tacit psychological wage even non-elite men earn by at least not being female. When the state threatens to end the gender bargain by promoting women's rights, the die is cast for low-status men to enforce this bargain themselves in mob attacks against women who are perceived to be violating the patriarchal order. Seen through independent case studies in different national settings, this book provides empirical evidence that demonstrates the existence of vigilante gender violence in times when societies are shifting from one phase to another and the social hierarchies present within are disrupted. With greater understanding of when and how to predict the occurrence of this phenomenon, the author posits notable ways to prevent it from happening altogether
Anmerkung:
Part I Vigilante Gender Violence -- Chapter 1 Defining the Problem : Vigilante Gender Violence and its Global Reach -- References -- Chapter 2 Explaining how Social Change Leads to Vigilante Gender Violence : The 'Gender Bargain, ' Social Class ... -- Lenski: Society in Stages -- Great Britain : A Case Study of the Trajectory of Gender Inequality -- Transition Periods and Vigilante Gender Violence -- Defining Gender Inequality -- Sexual Dimorphism -- Polygyny
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Property Rights -- The Big Picture -- References -- Part II Case Studies -- Chapter 3 Papua New Guinea : Hunter-Gatherers, Witch Burning, and the Implications of Colonization for Vigilante Gender ... -- Traditional Modes of Production in Papua New Guinea -- History of Colonization -- Effect of Modernization on Social Structure -- Increased Social Stratification -- Jelasy and the Role of Women in Traditional Society -- Vigilante Gender Violence as a Result of Jelasy -- Gang Rape -- Mob Torture and Burning of Witches -- Two Case Studies : Helen Rumbali and Kepari Leniata -- Addressing the Problem
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References -- Chapter 4 Afghanistan: Horticulturalists, Pastoralists, and Social Change at the Point of a Gun -- References -- Chapter 5 South Africa: 'Corrective Rape' amid Extreme Income Inequality -- Roots of Social Stratification -- The Ending of the Gender Bargain -- Legal Same-Sex Marriage -- Corrective Rape -- The Future for Lesbian Women and Vigilante Gender Violence in South Africa -- References -- Chapter 6 The United States Incels, Social Stratification, and Virtual Vigilante Gender Violence in the Postindustrial Present -- How Postindustrial Societies Began
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Gender Inequality in Postindustrial Societies -- Variation in Gender Inequality between Postindustrial Societies : The Role of Social Stratification -- Vigilante Gender Violence in Postindustrial Societies -- Men's Rights Activists -- Men Going Their Own Way -- Proud Boys -- #GamerGate Vigilantes -- Pickup Artists -- Incels -- What's Social Stratification Got To Do With It? -- References -- Part III Where We Go From Here -- Chapter 7 Predicting Vigilante Gender Violence : Can We See the Problem Coming? -- China -- Malaysia -- Russia -- Honduras -- Bolivia -- Brazil -- Chile
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Central African Republic -- Somalia -- India -- Saudi Arabia -- Other Nations that are Breaching the Gender Bargain but have Low Social Class Stratification -- Toward a Typology of Nations and Vigilante Gender Violence -- References -- Chapter 8 Preventing Vigilante Gender Violence : What Can We Do? -- Redistributive Policies -- Universal Basic Income -- Investment in the Social Safety Net and Public Infrastructure -- Heavy Taxation of the Wealthy -- Collection of Data -- A Vigilante Gender Violence Database for the Twenty-first Century.
Weitere Ausg.:
Print version: Álvarez, Rebecca. Vigilante gender violence. New York, NY : Routledge, 2021 ISBN 9780367249083
Sprache:
Englisch
Schlagwort(e):
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Case studies.
URL:
https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/9780429285066
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