Political Science & Feminisms: Integration or Transformation? (The impact of feminism on the arts & sciences) - Hardcover

Staudt, Kathleen A; Weaver, William G

 
9780805745290: Political Science & Feminisms: Integration or Transformation? (The impact of feminism on the arts & sciences)

Synopsis

Focuses on the impact of feminism on political science, incorporating analysis of the six relatively autonomous subfields that define the discipline: political theory, American politics, comparative politics, international relations, public law, and public administration. Employs Rounaq Johans integrative-transformative framework to study beyond U.S. boundaries into comparative and international studies, connecting political science to other social sciences and humanities disciplines and identifying bridge points that can rejuvenate the mainstream of political science. Combines in-depth analysis with original, substantive empirical data.

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Authors Kathleen A. Staudt and William G. Weaver argue that political science as a discipline is operating well under full intellectual capacity because connections have not been made with women, gender, or feminist analysis. Staudt and Weaver thoroughly examine the discipline, incorporating analysis of the six relatively autonomous subfields that define political science - political theory, American politics, comparative politics, international relations, public law, and public administration. Employing Rounaq Johan's integrative-transformative framework, Staudt and Weaver's study reaches beyond U.S. boundaries into comparative and international studies, connecting political science to other social sciences and humanities disciplines and identifying bridge points that can rejuvenate the mainstream of political science, which the authors view as narrow and constricted. Staudt and Weaver document their judgment persuasively. They effectively combine in-depth analysis with original, substantive empirical data culled from mainstream journals, questionnaire responses, syllabi, and textbooks.

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