CHAPTER 7 En/gendering Aixin. Philanthropy and Gendered Practice of Compassion in Postsocialist China

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Illustrations ix
4. INTRODUCTION Is Female to Male as NGO Is to State? 1
5. PART I Patterns of Reproduction. NGO and State Relations through a Gendered Lens
6. CHAPTER 1 NGOs and States of Aging NGOS as Male/Culture Advocates and as Female/Nature Caregivers 29
7. CHAPTER 2 Surviving the State. Strategic Essentialisms and the Complexities of Indigeneity among the Ainu of Northern Japan 50
8. CHAPTER 3 From “Warm and Fuzzy” to “Business Oriented” Practices The Politics of Exclusion and Masculinization of Alternative Justice in the United States 74
9. PART II Care Work as Feminized Work
10. Introduction CHAPTER 4 From Stranger to Neighbor Gendered Voluntarism as Feminist Caring Politics against Australia’s Hostile Borders 93
11. CHAPTER 5 Rural Women’s Self-Determination and Grassroots Resistance Movement. Reclaiming Land and Traditional Livelihoods in Odisha 124
12. CHAPTER 6 Neglectful Fathers and Mothers Who Mean Well Love and Hate of Hungarian Roma “Children” 150
13. CHAPTER 7 En/gendering Aixin. Philanthropy and Gendered Practice of Compassion in Postsocialist China 172
14. PART III Beyond the Binary Intersectionality and Queer Spaces in NGOs
15. CHAPTER 8 “Little Dear Mothers” Governing the “Republic of NGOs” 191
16. CHAPTER 9 Identity and the Construction of Trans Citizenship in Guatemala 217
17. CHAPTER 10 To Foresee the Unforeseeable. LGBT and Feminist Civil Society and the Question of Feminine Desire 240
18. CONCLUSION Queering the NGO/State Binary On Governing Stateless Peoples 264
19. Index 286