An ethnographic study showing how Western women living in Pakistan as international
development workers constructed new identities in a Muslim community. Cook shows how …

This paper explores women's activism and political engagement in contemporary Pakistan.
In this exploration with self-identified liberal and conservative groups of women, emerged …

This paper aims to explore some of the manifold and changing links that official Pakistani
state discourses forged between women and work from the 1940s to the late 2000s. The …

Gender ideology in Pakistan has had a checkered history of discourses, either restricting
women's mobility to private spaces to adhere to the image of the ideal Muslim woman during …

Focusing on Pakistan we address the human geography of politics and violence to argue
that organized political violence is not only about death and destruction but also, more …

Western feminist writers often associate voice with empowerment and treat silence as a
manifestation of a woman's powerlessness. Although the significance of voice cannot be …

This article engages cross-species intersectionality and emotional political ecology to
evaluate a dairy extension service that ran in Punjab and Sindh, Pakistan, between 2012 …

Western travelers move throughout the world—especially to places in 'the East'—believing
themselves to be harbingers of modernity, spreading capitalism, socioeconomic …

This paper aims to further discussions on access to" foreign" worlds, limits in knowledge
production, and the role of gender relations in field research. What follows is an engagement …

I take up the figure of the “new” working woman in Pakistan to examine how feminized
subjects, often seen as marginal and non-monetizable, are being mass-mediated as …