Toward a Vision of Sexual and Economic Justice

IN THIS ISSUE

Introduction
by Kate Bedford

About this Issue
by Kate Bedford

Recommended Reading

Online Resources

PART 1
Grounding

Reproduction and Democratization
a lecture by Josephine Ho

The Shock Doctrine
a lecture by Naomi Klein

Keywords
assembled at the colloquium

PART 2
Tilling

If Not Mere Metaphor . . . Sexual Economies Reconsidered
by Neferti Tadiar

(Re)Producing Social Justice After Neoliberalism
by Lisa Duggan

Envisioning Economic and Sexual Justice Spatially
by Jon Binnie

PART 3
Movements

Sex at the Forum: Sexual Justice and the Alter-Globalization Movement
by Ara Wilson

Sexuality and “The Left”: Thoughts on Intersections and Visceral Others
by Svati P. Shah

Queer Activism, Feminism and the Transnational Labor Movement
by Mary Margaret Fonow and Suzanne Franzway

PART 4
Issues

Adoption, Immigration, and Privatization: Transnational Transformations in Family
by Laura Briggs

Queer Lockdown: Coming to Terms with the Ongoing Criminalization of LGBTQ Communities
by Ann Cammett

Sex Scandals, “Responsible Fatherhood” and the 2008 Election Campaign: When “Sex Talk” Trumps Race and Class
by Anna Marie Smith

Women in South African AIDS Activism: Towards a Feminist Economic and Political Agenda to Address the Epidemic
by Mandisa Mbali

PART 5
Galleries

CRASH PROOF

• curator’s statement by Carrie Moyer
• fierce pussy
• Chitra Ganesh
• Deborah Grant
• Esperanza Mayobre
• Sheila Pepe
• Mickalene Thomas
• Fatimah Tuggar

THE VELVET CURTAIN

• curator’s statement by Martina Pachmanová
• Erika Bornová
• Katerina Vincourova