Gendered Citizenship and the Politics of Representation

Chapter 1. Gendered Citizenship: The Politics of Representation; Hilde Danielsen, Kari Jegerstedt, Ragnhild L. Muriaas and Brita Ytre-Arne.- Chapter 2. What Is It to Vote?; Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak.- Chapter 3. Troubled and Secure Gender Identities in a Changing Society - Norway at the End of the Long 19th Century; Ida Blom.- Chapter 4. Representations of Equality - Processes of Depoliticization of the Citizen-Subject; Sara Edenheim and Malin Rönnblom.- Chapter 5. The Costs and Benefits of Descriptive Representation. Women's Quotas, Variations in State Feminism and the Fact of Reasonable Pluralism; Cathrine Holst.- Chapter 6. Substantive Representation: From Timing to Framing of Family Law Reform in Morocco, South Africa and Uganda; Ragnhild Louise Muriaas, Liv Tønnessen and Vibeke Wang.- Chapter 7. Constructing Citizenship: Gender and Changing Discourses in Tunisia; Mounira Maya Charrad and Amina Zarrugh.- Chapter8. Representations of Women Voters in Newspaper Coverage of UK Elections 1918-2010; Emily Harmer and Liesbet van Zoonen.- Chapter 9. The Pedagogy and Practice of En-Gendering Civic Engagement: Reflections on Serial-Viewing among Middleclass Women in Urban India; Mahalakshmi Mahadevan.- Chapter 10. Vietnam Women's Union and the Politics of Representation: Hegemonic Solidarity and a Heterosexual Family Regime; Helle Rydstrom.- Chapter 11. Can the Irregular Migrant Woman Speak?; Synnøve Bendixsen.- Chapter 12. Pin Ups and Political Passions. Citizenship Address in Post-War Men's Magazines; Laura Saarenmaa.- Chapter 13. "The Venus Hottentot is Unavailable for Comment": Questioning the Politics of Representation Through Aesthetic Practices; Jorunn Gjerden, Kari Jegerstedt and Zeljka Svrljuga.