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Contents
List of Abbreviations
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Rhetorics of Belonging in a Transnational World
1 Belonging as Denizenship: Peace Women and Regional Dwelling
2 Belonging as Cosmopolitanism: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s New Nationalism
3 Belonging as Connectivity: Michelle Bachelet’s Transnational Governance
Conclusion: How to Belong (or Not) to the Nation-State
Notes
Bibliography
Index
“How to Belong is a must-read for anyone interested in on-the-ground feminist rhetorical agency in action. It shows how, across the globe, women have used rhetorical acuity and skill not only to reimagine and negotiate change in their communities but also to craft new notions of belonging that reach beyond the nation-state.”
—Rebecca Dingo, author of Networking Arguments: Rhetoric, Transnational Feminism, and Public Policy Writing
