Jelke Boesten, Intersecting Inequalities: Women and Social Policy in Peru, 1990-2000

摘要

In Intersecting Inequalities, Jelke Boesten sets out to better understand state-society relations in contemporary Peru through an analysis of three specific social policies that primarily affect women: poverty policy, reproductive health policy and family violence policy. Boesten's methods are multidisciplinary: she combines archival research in Peruvian feminist collections with interviews and other primary materials like local mothers' club logbooks and NGO evaluations.