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2nd CFP: Gendering Capital, Gendering Crisis: New research in feminist economic 
geography
 
Session Organizers: Anne Bonds, Kate Derickson, Brenda Parker, Kendra Strauss 
and Marion Werner
 
Feminist geographers have long critiqued narratives of abstract, 
macro-structural economic change divorced from an analysis of how such change 
works in and through multiple sites, subjects, and times (Nagar et al. 2002).  
For example, feminist research foregrounds power relations at the household 
level, the making of gendered subjectivities (e.g., McDowell 2003), the 
interaction between hierarchies of value and raced and gendered hierarchies of 
social worth (e.g., Wright 2006), and the theorization of marginalized places 
and subjects as active makers of the global economy (e.g., Silvey and Lawson 
1999).  Building upon a successful series of panels on the intersection of 
feminist and economic geography at the AAG in 2012, and recent calls for a 
reinvigorated feminist approach to the analysis of economic crisis (e.g., 
Pollard 2013; Bonds 2013), this paper session aims to foster critical 
conversations at the intersection of feminist theory and practice and the study 
of capitalism, crisis and restructuring. Papers that address one or more 
aspects of the following themes are welcome:
 
●        Financialization and uneven development from a feminist perspective, 
highlighting relations between marginalized places/subjects and geographic 
centers of capital accumulation;
●        Relational, gendered comparisons of the geographies of crisis and 
austerity in the global North and South;  
●        Feminist perspectives on transformations of work and labor processes, 
attentive to intersectional analysis and the workings of power in and through 
multiples spaces;
●        Feminist analyses of households as sites that absorb, reflect, and 
re-shape economic crises and relations of nation, class, sexuality, race, and 
gender;
●        Affective geographies of economic restructuring and ethics of late 
capitalism.
 
Please send abstracts (250 words max) and/or questions to Anne Bonds 
([email protected]) or Kate Driscoll Derickson ([email protected]). Deadline 
for abstracts is October 10th.





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Anne Bonds
Assistant Professor
Department of Geography
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Bolton Hall 462
P.O. Box 413
Milwaukee, WI 53201
Phone: 414-229-4872
www.annebonds.net

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