爱尔兰少数民族母亲政治家:政治工作场所中的主体性和主体化

IF 3.9 1区 社会学 Q2 MANAGEMENT
Pauline Cullen
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少数族裔母亲政治家包括种族化的少数族裔游民(爱尔兰土著社区)、种族化的少数族裔妇女和移民妇女,她们作为工作者,因其母亲身份、性别、种族化或移民和阶级地位的交叉而面临相当大的不利因素。我们从主体性的角度来审视爱尔兰少数族裔母亲候选人和政治家的经历,从而深入了解这些母亲工作者是如何调解身份和地位地位,使其置身于以白人为主的男性主义工作场所之外,或与之形成紧张关系的。实证数据分析揭示了少数族裔母亲候选人和政治家如何以策略性的方式应对主体化力量,这种主体化力量可能会冒着肯定理想化母性的风险,同时掩盖政治工作场所中性别和种族化的不平等。自相矛盾的是,母性在孕育政治抱负的同时,也充当了物质、时间和情感的制约因素,是性别和种族化的无形劳动和暴力的来源。然而,少数族裔母亲的存在和代表也对这种白人男性主义工作场所提出了重要挑战。
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Minoritized mother politicians in Ireland: Subjectivities and subjectivation in the political workplace

Minoritized mother politicians that include ethnic racialized minority Traveller (an Irish indigenous community), racialized ethnic minority women, and migrant women face considerable disadvantages as workers arising from the intersection of their maternal status, gender, racialized or migrant and class position. The experiences of minoritized mother candidates and politicians in Ireland are viewed through the lens of subjectivities providing insight into how these mother-workers mediate identities and status positions that place them outside of, or in tension with, a predominantly white masculinist workplace. Empirical data analysis reveals how minoritized mother candidates and politicians respond in strategic ways to forces of subjectivation that may risk affirming idealized motherhood, while obscuring gendered and racialized inequalities in the political workplace. Paradoxically, motherhood seeds political ambition while acting as a material, temporal, and affective constraint, a source of invisible labor and violence in gendered and racialized ways. However, minoritized mothers' presence and representations also offer an important challenge to this white masculinist workplace.

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期刊介绍: Gender, Work & Organization is a bimonthly peer-reviewed academic journal. The journal was established in 1994 and is published by John Wiley & Sons. It covers research on the role of gender on the workfloor. In addition to the regular issues, the journal publishes several special issues per year and has new section, Feminist Frontiers,dedicated to contemporary conversations and topics in feminism.
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