Gender, Ethnicity and Political Agency: South Asian Women Organizing

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Takhar, S. (2013). Gender, Ethnicity and Political Agency: South Asian Women Organizing. New York Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group).
AuthorsTakhar, S.
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This book examines how South Asian women's collective agency is operationalised through civic organisations in the UK. Drawing on black feminist theory and third world feminism, it shows the complexity of political agency and its relationship to identity and subjectivity, and uses empirical research to demonstrate how women are empowered to resist domination

KeywordsGender Political Agency Women
Year2013
PublisherRoutledge (Taylor & Francis Group)
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Accepted07 Jul 2012
Deposited23 May 2022
Place of publicationNew York
EditionFirst Paperback
SeriesRoutledge Research in Gender and Society
ISBN978-1-138-90402-6
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This book was first published as a hardback in 2013

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