This paper explores how politically engaged Cambodian women have developed strategies and performed various types of resistance against the male domination of democratic arenas. It investigates possible ways to eliminate gendered hierarchies of power and alter the stereotypes of men and women. It addresses two processes: the issue of networking as a factor that enables women's political participation; and the elaboration of new identities through the resistance of female Cambodian politicians.
Authors: Mona Lilja
Format: PDF
Publication Year: 2006
Publisher: INSTRAW (UN International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women)

Attachment	Size
Performances of Resistance Introduction	498.88 KB
Performances of Resistance Chapter 1 Part 1	852.05 KB
Performances of Resistance Chapter 1 Part 2	624.87 KB
Performances of Resistance Chapter 2	747.18 KB
Performances of Resistance Chapter 3	694.33 KB
Performances of Resistance Conclusion, Bibliography	702.35 KB
Performances of Resistance Bibliography	510.71 KB