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題名: | Adaptive Confrontation? Strategies of Three Women`s Groups for Expanding Political Space in China | 作者: | 伍維婷 WU, WEITING |
貢獻者: | Issues & Studies | 關鍵詞: | Social movement ; the state-social group relations ; gender groups ; activists` confrontation | 日期: | Dec-2018 | 上傳時間: | 29-Nov-2019 | 摘要: | An absence of overt contention has led scholars to question the existence of social movements in China and to agree with the "state corporatism" description of state-social group relations there. This article presents the idea of "adaptive confrontation" to demonstrate that there are women`s and lesbian groups in China that go beyond the idea of state corporatism, as well as to challenge current applications of social movement theories and better understand state-social group relationships in a repressive regime. By applying different strategies, three gender groups have not only confronted a repressive state interference in their affairs that aims to dismiss them, but also have managed to expand their political space. This paper presents three pieces of evidence: the building of alliances, the empowerment of other grassroots groups to do advocacy work and the building of a community. | 關聯: | Issues & Studies, 54-4 , 27p. | 資料類型: | article |
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