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- First Page
- Preliminary pages
- List of illustrations
- Abbreviations
- Acknowledgements
- Contributors
- 1. Interrogating What Is Known About Gender and Politics: Vantage points from Oceania and Asia
- Part I: Exposing Limits, Exploring Alternatives
- Introduction
- 2. Geographic Publication Inequality and Bias: A critical review of the gender, politics and media literature
- 3. Kalsa blong hu nao woman no garem raet? Rethinking the culture and gender narrative in Solomon Islands
- 4. Political Proxies: Gender-diverse young people’s alternative paths to politics in South-East Asia and Australia
- Part II: Decolonising Knowledge and Practice: A question
- Introduction
- 5. Whose Knowledge Matters: Subjugation and the hegemony of whiteness in international development
- 6. Decolonial Disruptions: Feminist scholarship and practice across Oceania
- 7. Decolonising the Stories of Women Political Leaders in Asia and the Pacific
- Part III: Reframing the Narrative, Reclaiming the Space
- Introduction
- 8. Erasing the Boundaries: Situating the ‘Asian’ among the world’s women leaders
- 9. Weaving a Pacific Narrative into Understanding Women’s Underrepresentation in Politics in Samoa
- 10. Cooking as Activism: Affective journeys and the politics of being a housewife in Malaka, West Timor
- 11. Territories and Frontiers: Exclusionary inclusion of women in grassroots governance in Arunachal Pradesh, India
- Part IV: Disruption, Solidarity and Resistance
- Introduction
- 12. Towards a Self-Limiting Movement? Feminist advocacy in times of political uncertainty
- 13. Webs of Interdependence and Solidarity: Growing marginalised women’s influence and leadership in rural Indonesian villages
- 14. Resistance Through Care: Japan’s Technical Intern Training Program
- Collective Afterword: Listening, re-storying, reanimating research and action
