Iris Marion Young’s research while affiliated with University of Chicago and other places

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Publications (3)


The Gendered Cycle of Vulnerability in the Less Developed World *
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October 2009

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Iris Marion Young

The late Susan Moller Okin was a leading political theorist whose scholarship integrated political philosophy and issues of gender, the family, and culture. This volume stems from a conference on Okin's work and contains chapters by some of the top feminist and political philosophers working today. They are organized around a set of themes central to Okin's work, namely liberal theory, gender and the family, feminist and cultural differences, and global justice. Their aim is not to celebrate Okin's work but to constructively engage with it and further its goals.



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... Although there is considerable heterogeneity across contexts, girls in lower-income countries also have less access to social and economic resources such as peer networks and opportunities for paid employment, restricting the options available to them (Steinberg and Monahan 2007;Patton et al. 2009;Diers 2013). They are also less likely than boys to be included in family decision-making, even in decisions that are directly related to their own lives such as how they spend their time, who they marry and how long to continue education (Young 2009). ...

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Intersectionality as a Framework for Understanding Adolescent Vulnerabilities in Low and Middle Income Countries: Expanding Our Commitment to Leave No One Behind
The Gendered Cycle of Vulnerability in the Less Developed World *
  • Citing Chapter
  • October 2009

... Young (1990), el dominio de las teorías de justicia social centradas en la posesión de bienes materiales y posiciones sociales. Según Young (1990), aunque algunas teorías de la justicia intentan considerar los bienes intangibles, al hacerlo, generan una confusión conceptual y pasan por alto la opresión y el funcionamiento de las lógicas institucionales en la sociedad. ...

Categorias desajustadas: uma crítica à teoria dual de sistemas de Nancy Fraser
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  • January 2009

Revista Brasileira de Ciência Política

... Tina Nabatchi (2010) argues that "public administration has an obligation to address the citizenship and democratic deficits" through venues of participatory democracy and collaborative governance. Notwithstanding some of the limitations and checkered outcomes associated with these processes (e.g., Drake 2023; Hibbing and Theiss-Morse 2002;Young 2003), institutionalizing opportunities for democratic input into the redistribution of revenue generated through the state-owned enterprises that already have an obligation to reinvest profits within the community is low hanging fruit, ripe for enhanced public input and community control. ...

Activist Challenges to Deliberative Democracy
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  • February 2008

Political Theory