Domesticating Spaces in Transition: Politics and Practices in the Gender and Development Literature, 1970-99

Much of how we understand cultural transformation in local and global economies is influenced by a spatiality that directs or governs people's lives and their places of transition. In this article, we employ the concept of "spatial domestication" to interrogate notions of gender and d...

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Published in:	Anthropologica (Ottawa) 2000-01, Vol.42 (2), p.205-216
Main Authors:	Phillips, Lynne, Ilcan, Suzan
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Accumulation Anthropologists Anthropology Beneficiaries Capital formation Capitalism Colonialism Concepts Cultural Change Cultural tradition Developing countries Development agencies Development plans Domestication Economic Development Education Factories Farmers Female roles Feminism Feminist anthropology Gender Gender differences Gender equality Gender roles Homemaking Households Inappropriateness Interpersonal relations Kinship Kinship networks Language acquisition LDCs Literary criticism Local culture Marginality Men Mobility Modernization Occupational roles Political anthropology Politics Production Scholarship Sex Sexual division of labor Social Anthropology Social change Social Development Social reproduction Social scientists Social Space Space Spatial Analysis Subordination Third World Time Traditions Transnationalism Women Workers Working women
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