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中國大陸研究 TSSCI

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篇名 25 Years of Feminist NGOs in China: Reflections on Neoliberalism and its Resistances
卷期 61:2
並列篇名 中國女權主義非政府組織25年:對新自由主義及其阻力的思考
作者 Sharon R. Wesoky
頁次 051-072
關鍵字 FeminismGenderNeoliberalismNGO女權主義性別新自由主義非政府組織TSSCI
出刊日期 201806

中文摘要

本文主要透過「非政府組織」概念的演變和女權主義組織的「『非』政 治化」((de)politicization)的演變來追溯後毛澤東時代獨立女性組織的發 展。在20 世紀80 年代和90 年代,新的女性組織於中國成立,創建了一個 充滿活力、黨國共存、並經常與其合作的之女權主義研究者與社會運動者社 群。隨著「性別」成為後毛澤東時代對不平等展開批判的主題,這些社群中 產生對於創造整體女性解放的概念、與促進個體女性自主之間的緊張局勢。 這造成這些組織成分的發展與新自由主義、私有化、治理的「非政治化」模 式相通,且因此在中國政治和經濟領域中,繼續接受實際上的性別歧視。

英文摘要

This article traces the development of post-Mao independent women’s organizing in China, especially through the evolution of the concept of the non-governmental organization(NGO)and the(de)politicization of feminist organizing. In the 1980s and 1990s, new women’s organizations were founded in China, creating a vibrant community of feminist researchers and activists that existed alongside, and often in cooperation with, the Partystate. As “gender” emerged as a sphere of critique of post-Mao inequalities, much of this organizing demonstrated tensions between creating collective concepts of women’s liberation and promoting women’s individualistic selfhood. This contributed to elements of women’s organizing being compatible with neoliberal, privatized, “depoliticized” modes of governance, and thus continued de facto gender discrimination in China’s political and economic realms.

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