Titlebook: Woman-Nation-State; Nira Yuval-Davis (Senior Lecturer in Sociology),Fl Book 1989 Nira Yuval-Davis and Floya Anthias 1989 gender.nation.pol

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Mothers of the Nation: a Comparative Analysis of Nation, Race and Motherhood in Afrikaner Nationalihe prevailing ideologies. Far from being an incontrovertible given, ‘nation’ is one of the most elastic of concepts. This is particularly clear in the case in South Africa. Very different notions of nation have been developed by the dominant classes on the one hand and the dominated on the other.

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Sexuality and Economic Domination in Uganda, On the one hand it is regarded as unimportant if one’s mother, for example, is a foreigner as long as one has been successfully socialised according to the descent group ideology. It is held that the community gains through women marrying from one ethnic community into another. However, there is an

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,National Reproduction and ‘the Demographic Race’ in Israel,ys been at the centre of zionist discourse. During the 1980s, however, it has gradually come to overshadow even the issue of security as a precondition for Israel’s survival. However, Golda Meir, the prime minister of Israel at the time, already confided in the early 1970s that she was afraid of a s

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Women as the Family: the Foundation of a New Italy?, see how the Italian liberal democratic state has attended to women. It stresses the attempts to establish women as a separate constituency fundamental to the construction of a new Italian nation, a nation distinctively different from that aspired to by fascism. It argues that all women were to be l

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,National Reproduction and ‘the Demographic Race’ in Israel,n for Israel’s survival. However, Golda Meir, the prime minister of Israel at the time, already confided in the early 1970s that she was afraid of a situation in which ‘she would have to wake up every morning wondering how many Arab babies have been born during the night’! (quoted in Kahane 1983: 52).

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Women and the Turkish State: Political Actors or Symbolic Pawns, against women, virtually in the same week. While to an outside observer this may seem merely a healthy manifestation of political pluralism, the roots of the contemporary situation have to be sought in the specificities of the woman question in Turkey and of its evolution through time.

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,‘Oh to be in England’: the British Case Study,British identity and/or citizenship (characteristics generally associated with nationhood) have not all lived in the UK but have been scattered around the world — their access to the rights which flow from citizenship dependent on their ancestry or race.