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front cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. A History of the Gender Gaps -- 2. Women and the Polls: Questions, Answers, Images -- 3. The Reemergence of the Gender Gap in 2004 -- 4. Security Moms and Presidential Politics: Women Voters in the 2004 Election -- 5. Women Voters, Women Candidates: Is There a Gender Gap in Support for Women Candidates? -- 6. Using Exit Polls to Explore the Gender Gap in Campaigns for Senate and Governor -- 7. Parenthood and the Gender Gap -- 8. Sources of Political Unity and Disunity among Women: Placing the Gender Gap in Perspective -- 9. The Gender Gap: A Comparison across Racial and Ethnic Groups -- Conclusion: When Women Vote, Are Women Empowered? -- Bibliography -- Contributors -- Index -- back cover.

The authors of this book are critical to gender regimes in the fields of education, work, family life and politics. They are convinced that women and men are faced with different structural opportunities and barriers. Women are faced with significantly less chances to transform and transfer their cultural and social capital into a political one.

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- List of Acronyms -- 1. Introduction: Gender and Sustainability - María Luz Cruz-Torres and Pamela McElwee -- Part I. Gender and Forests -- 2. Environmentalism and Gender in Intag, Ecuador - Linda D'Amico -- 3. Democratic Spaces across Scales: Women's Inclusion in Community Forestry in Orissa, India - Neera M. Singh -- 4. The Gender Dimensions of the Illegal Trade in Wildlife: Local and Global Connections in Vietnam - Pamela McElwee -- Part II. Gender and Water -- 5. Gender, Water Scarcity, and the Management of Sustainability Tradeoffs in Cochabamba, Bolivia - Amber Wutich -- 6. Gendered Fruit and Vegetable Home Processing Near the US-Mexico Border: Climate Change, Water Scarcity, and Noncapitalist Visions of the Future - Stephanie J. Buechler -- 7. Meaningful Waters: Women, Development, and Sustainability along the Bhagirathi Ganges - Georgina Drew -- Part III. Gender and Fisheries -- 8. Gender, Sustainability, and Shrimp Farming: Negotiating Risky Business in Vietnam's Mekong Delta - Hong Anh Vu -- 9. The Role of Gender in the Reduction of Fishing Effort in the Coastal Philippines - James F. Eder -- 10. Contested Livelihoods: Gender, Fisheries, and Resistance in Northwestern Mexico - María Luz Cruz-Torres -- Part IV. Conclusion -- 11. Why Gender Matters, Why Women Matter - Lisa Gezon -- List of Contributors -- Index.

Intro -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Death and a (Land?) Motive -- 1. Identity, Labor, and the Banana Economy -- 2. Development and Territorialization on the North Coast -- 3. Mestizo Irregularities, Garifuna Displacement, and the Emergence of a "Mixed" Garifuna Community -- 4. Gendered Rights and Responsibilities: Privatization and Women's Land Loss in Sambo Creek -- 5. Representing the Garifuna: Development, Territory, Indigeneity, and Gendered Activism -- 6. Roots, Rights, and Belonging in Sambo Creek -- 7. "Businessmen Disguised as Environmentalists": Neoliberal Conservation in Garifuna Territory -- 8. Research Voluntourism as Rights-Based Conservation: Could It Work? -- 9. Neoliberalism's Limit Points in Post-Coup Honduras -- Conclusion: Counterpunches to "Honduras Is Open for Business" -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

Intro -- Contents -- Tables -- Preface & Acknowledgments -- Acronyms -- 1 The Gender Composition of the Central American Guerrilla Movements -- 2 Gender Equality and the Central American Peace Accords -- 3 Voices from the Salvadoran Grass Roots A Case Study of San José Las Flores, Meanguera, and San Esteban Catarina -- 4 The Vanguard in Search of a New Identity Incipient Democratization -- 5 Transforming the Party Gender Equality in the Revolutionary Left -- 6 Gender Equality and Recent Elections -- Conclusion Gender Equality and Democratization -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. White Slavery and the Intersection of Race and Gender -- 2. The New Abolitionism: The Cultural Power of the White Slavery Genre -- 3. Suffrage and Slavery: The Racial Politics of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Purity Campaign -- 4. "The Black Traffic in White Girls": Chicago's War on Vice -- 5. John D. Rockefeller Jr. and the "Negro Alleged Slave Trader -- 6. "Yellow Slavery" and Donaldina Cameron's San Francisco Mission -- Conclusion: The Demise of White Slavery -- Notes -- Index.

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Problematizing Crimes of Passion -- 1 La Vie Intime -- 2 Material and Symbolic Household Management -- 3 Networks of Knowledge -- 4 Reciprocity and Retribution -- 5 Local Knowledge and State Power -- 6 Reading and Writing Stories of Intimate Violence -- Conclusion: "Men Who Kill and Women Who Vote" -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y.

Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Fear and the Phallus: An Introduction -- 1. From Mama's Boy to He-Man: Developmental and Cultural Paths to Anxious Masculinity -- 2. The Miss Nancy Man in Nineteenth-century America: Historical Roots of Anxious Male Politics -- 3. The Wimp Factor: Performing Masculinity in the Presidential Career of George Herbert Walker Bush -- 4. Vaginas with Teeth and Castrating First Ladies: Fantasies of Feminine Danger from Eve to Hillary Clinton -- 5. Permutations of the Presidential Phallus: Representations of Bill Clinton, from Emasculated Househusband to Envied Stud Muffin -- 6. Voting Like a Man: The Psychodynamics of the Gender Gap in Political Attitudes -- 7. Gender in a Time of Holy War: Fundamentalist Femiphobia and Post-9/11 Masculinity -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- Index -- Afterword to the Paperback Edition.

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Gender Violence: An Introduction -- Part I: Oral Testimonies on Gender Violence -- 1. Violence and Transvestite/Transgender Sex Workers in Tijuana -- 2. We Never Thought It Would Happen to Us: Approaches to the Study of the Subjectivities of the Mothers of the Murdered Women of Ciudad Juárez -- Part II: Audiovisual Representations of Gender Violence -- 3. Death on the Screen: Imagining Violence in Border Media -- 4. Representations of Femicide in Border Cinema -- Part III: Representations of Gender Violence in the Print Media -- 5. Over Their Dead Bodies: Reading the Newspapers on Gender Violence -- 6. Women in the Global Machine: Patrick Bard's La frontera, Carmen Galán Benitez's Tierra marchita, and Alicia Gasparde Alba's Desert Blood: The Juárez Murders -- Part IV: The Legal Status of Femicides -- 7. ¡Alto a la Impunidad! Is There Legal Relief for the Murders of Women in Ciudad Juárez? -- References -- About the Contributors -- Index.

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Making Dominance -- Chapter 1: "Civic Slackers" and "Poll Dodgers": Nonvoting and the Construction of Discursive Dominance -- Chapter 2: "A Whole Fleet of Campaigns": The Get-Out-the-Vote Campaigns in Overview -- Chapter 3: "Vote as You Please-But Vote!": The Leadership of the Get-Out-the-Vote Campaigns -- Chapter 4: "Good for at Least 100 Votes": The Get-Out-the-Vote Campaigns at the Local Level -- Chapter 5: The Expert Citizen: Civic Education and the Remaking of Civic Hierarchies -- Chapter 6: The Methods of Wrigley and Barnum: The Get-Out-the-Vote Campaigns and the Commodification of Political Culture -- Conclusion: The New Regime -- Abbreviations -- Notes -- A Note on Method and Sources -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Illustrations.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Preface and Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. Setting Up the Stage: Contextualizing the Afro-Esmeraldian Festival of the Kings -- 2. The Village of Santo Domingo de Onzole and the Period of Preparation of the Festival of the Kings -- 3. The Festival of the Kings in Santo Domingo de Onzole -- 4. The Festival of the Kings in La Tola -- 5. Race, Sexuality, and Gender as They Relate to the Play of the Cowls -- 6. Performances and Contexts of the Play in January 2003 -- Conclusion: From the Centrality of Place in Esmeraldian Ethnography to Theoretical and Methodologica -- Glossary of Esmeraldian Spanish Terms -- Notes -- References -- Index.