Decolonizing Feminism: Transnational Feminism & Globalization
Edited by Margaret A. McLaren
This anthology will address pressing questions for transnational feminism in the 21st Century: strategies, methodologies, and controversies. Following Chandra Mohanty’s call for an inclusive feminist politics, this book will focus on current challenges for global/transnational feminism in a globalized world, and how to decolonize feminist theory and feminism. Authors should submit a proposal for an original essay addressing one of the questions below.
Chandra Mohanty has called for an inclusive feminist politics that would be: decolonizing, anti-capitalist, and allow for solidarity.
- In a time of globalization what would this entail?
- Are the visions of a global feminism and transnational feminism compatible
- Is the human rights approach the best approach for feminists in the 21st century
- How do we (feminists) create networks of solidarity transnationally
- How is decolonization enacted in specific locations and projects
- Which methodologies promote a decolonized transnational feminism
- What strategies of resistance work against the force of neo-liberal globalization
- What are some possible interfaces between the local and the global
- How does social location/positionality/identities influence proposed strategies for achieving global gender justice?
Interested authors should submit a 750-word summary of their proposed chapter to Margaret McLaren: [email protected] by Dec 15, 2015. Include author’s name and institutional affiliation on submission. If accepted, the final 10,000-12, 000 word version of the chapter will be due by Sept. 1, 2016.
Decolonizing Feminism: Transnational Feminism and Globalization
Submission deadline for proposals extended--new deadline March 1, 2016.
Posted by: Margaret McLaren | December 21, 2015 at 04:05 PM