Men of the World: genders, globalizations, transnational times

Table of contents:
Introducing men of the world
Which men? Which worlds? Locating selves Deconstructing the dominant: Back to gendered globalization From patriarchy to transpatriarchies
Transpatriarchies in practice
Bodies of emotion: violences and violations Structures of organizing: empires, corporations and activisms Processes of flows (1): movements, environments and migrations Processes of flows (2): ICTs and sexualities Transforming transpatriarchies: possible futures Postscript: Towards the abolition of “men

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What have men and globalization got to do with each other? How are men shaping and being shaped by globalization? How is globalization gendered? Why do many books on globalization fail to discuss gender relations? And why do many of those that do omit an explicit and developed analysis of men and gender relations?

Men of the World brings together autobiographical reflections and memories on changing personal locations, contemporary empirical studies on major power processes, and up to date theoretical development. It considers the implications of debates on globalization for analyzing men, and the implications of debates on men and masculinities for globalization, transnational change and transnational patriarchies, as part of engagement and critique focused on the global North.

Specific chapters address diverse transnational issues: transnational bodies and emotions in violence, violation and militarism; transnational organizing across states, big business, global finance, and activism; transnational movements in the environment, migration, and information and communication technologies and sexualities; and finally, challenges to the gender category of 'men'.

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