Sexuality, Gender and Power : Intersectional and Transnational Perspectives (Hardcover)

Introduction  Anna G. Jonasdottir, Valerie Bryson and Kathleen B. Jones  Part 1: Sexuality, Love and Social Theory  Editors’ Introduction: Sexuality, Love and Social Theory  1. Materialist Feminism, the Self and Global Late Modernity: Some Consequences for Intimacy and Sexuality  Stevi Jackson  2. Nation, State and Queers: Ethnosexual Identities in the Interface Between Social and Personal in Contemporary Croatia  Katja Kahlina  3. What Kind of Power is ‘Love Power’?  Anna G. Jonasdottir  4. Sexuality: The Contradictions of Love and Work  Valerie Bryson  5. Theorising Sexuality and Power in Caribbean Gender Relations  Violet Eudine Barriteau  6. Love Impossible: Troubling Tales of Eroticized Difference in Buenos Aires  Maria Tornqvist  Part 2: Power and Politics  Editors’ Introduction: Power and Politics  7. Contract Theory and Global Change: The Intersections of Gender, Race and Class  Carole Pateman and Charles W. Mills  8. The Politics of Prostitution Revisited: Trends in Policy and Research  Joyce Outshoorn  9. Men, Masculinities and Power in Contemporary China: Reflections on the Phenomenon of Bao Ernai  Xingkui Zhang  10. Sexual Politics and Globalization: Triangulation of Relationships Among Taishang Bosses, Bosses’ Wives and Chinese Women  Bih-Er Chou  11. Notes on Femme-inist Agency  Ulrika Dahl  12. ‘Why Are You Doing This to Me?’ Identity, Power and Sexual Violence in War  Cynthia Cockburn  Part 3: Contemporary Approaches to Interest, Solidarity and Action  Editors’ Introduction: Contemporary Approaches to Interest, Solidarity and Action  13. Global/Transnational Gender/Sexual Scenarios  Jeff Hearn  14. The Curious Resurrection of First Wave Feminism in the U.S. Elections: An Intersectional Critique of the Rhetoric of Solidarity and Betrayal  Kimberle Crenshaw  15. How is Global Gender Solidarity Possible?  Ann Ferguson