Social changes and women in the Middle East : state policy, education, economics, and development

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of figures and tables = ⅷ
• Preface = ⅸ
• 1 Introduction = 1
• 1.1 Recasting the Middle East = 1
• 1.2 The debate on the status of Arab-Islamic women = 3
• 1.3 A framework for analysis : gender, class, the state, development = 6
• 1.4 Social changes and women in the Middle East = 11
• 2 Economic developments state policy and women's employment = 13
• 2.1 The internalization of capital and the Middle East = 16
• 2.2 The political economy of the Middle East = 19
• 2.3 Industrialization and female proletarianization = 21
• 2.4 Characteristics of the female labour force = 24
• 2.5 State policies and women's status = 26
• 2.6 Integration or marginalization : development and the status of women = 29
• 2.7 Conclusion = 31
• 3 Women, patriarchy and the changing family = 33
• 3.1 The concept of family = 33
• 3.2 The patriarchal society and the extended household = 35
• 3.3 The neopatriarchal state and personal status laws = 38
• 3.4 The Middle Eastern Muslim family = 41
• 3.5 The demographic transition and the family = 44
• 3.6 Social change and the family : the significance of education = 46
• 3.7 Conclusions = 50
• 4 The educational system : gender and class = 52
• 4.1 Thoughts on education = 53
• 4.2 Gender and class = 55
• 4.3 Gender and capitalism = 57
• 4.4 The dual relationship of education = 58
• 4.5 Conclusion = 59
• 5 Gender and the division of labour = 61
• 5.1 Characteristics of women's wage labour = 61
• 5.2 Gender ideology in structuring a divided working class = 63
• 5.3 Domestic labour in the family = 67
• 5.4 Conclusion = 71
• 6 Alternative development : its origins and moral justification = 72
• 6.1 Origins of alternative development = 72
• 6.2 Assessment = 75
• 6.3 Moral justification = 76
• 6.4 Empowerment = 77
• 6.5 The paradigm of an alternative development = 79
• 6.6 Conclusion = 81
• 7 Rethinking the economy : the whole-economy model = 82
• 7.1 Measures of economic growth = 82
• 7.2 The household economy = 84
• 7.3 The whole-economy model = 57
• 7.4 Lessons for an alternative development = 90
• 7.5 Conclusion = 91
• 8 The experience of Saudi women in the garment industry = 93
• 8.1 The international restructuring of the garment industry = 93
• 8.2 Garment production in Saudi Arabia = 94
• 8.3 The historical context = 96
• 8.4 Labour market strategies : an economic perspective = 97
• 8.5 The cultural dimension of labour market strategies = 98
• 8.6 The community as guardian of cultural norms = 100
• 8.7 The workplace community = 101
• 8.8 Conclusion = 102
• 9 Conclusion = 105
• 9.1 The division of labour in the social relations framework = 106
• 9.2 Equity and empowerment in the social relations framework = 108
• Bibliography = 110
• Index = 116