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3 Table of Contents No Title Page 1 Dilemma Sosiolinguistik Jawa: Dampak Urbanisasi terhadap Kompetensi Komunikasi The Construction of Gender Identity in Indonesia: Between Cultural Norms, Economic Implications, and State Formation 3 Uncover New Fields in Communications Studies Wacana Masyarakat Madani (Civil Society) Relevansi untuk Kasus Indonesia Sistem Media yang Demokratis untuk Indonesia Baru Nasionalisme Bahasa Indonesia dan Kompleksitas Persoalan Sosial dan Politik page 3 / 5

4 Vol No. 1 / TOC : 2, and page : The Construction of Gender Identity in Indonesia: Between Cultural Norms, Economic Implications, and State Formation Pembangunan Identitas Gender di Indonesia: Antara Norma-norma Budaya, Implikasi Ekonomi dan Pembentukan Negara Author : Rachmah Ida Abstract Tulisan ini membahas bagaimana identitas perempuan dan laki-laki dalam era transfor-masi di Indonesia telah dikonstruksi oleh norma-norma budaya dan sosial yang berkem-bang dalam masyarakat serta formasi negara dalam wacana penciptaan/pembentukan identitas-identitas warganya terutama konsep dan terminologi perempuan sebagai ibu, istri, dan jati diri perempuan itu sendiri. Dalam tulisan ini disinggung pula bagaimana organisasi-organisasi perempuan Islam seperti Muslimat dan Aisiyah telah berupaya me-lakukan diskusi publik tentang perlunya melakukan reinterpretasi terhadap penafsiran dalil-dalil agama tentang peran dan kedudukan perempuan. Keyword : gender, Indonesia, norma-norma, budaya, sosial, formasi, negara, Musilmat, Aisiyah, Daftar Pustaka : 1. Nieuwenhuis Djajadiningrat, (1987). Ibuism and Priyayiza-tion: Path to Power, in Scholten, Elsbeth Lochers and Anke Niehof, (eds), Indonesian Women in Focus Past and Present Notion. USA : Foris Publications/Dodrecht-Holland/ Providence 2. Clifford Geertz, (1960). The Religion of Java. Chicago : University Press of Chicago 3. Tineke Helwig, (1991). In the Shadow of Change Images of Women in Indonesian Literature. Berkeley : Center for South and Southeast Asia Studies, University of California 4. Hal Hill, (1994). Indonesia s New Order the Dynamic of Socio-Economic Transformation. Sydney : Allen and Unwin 5. Miles Kupa, (0000). Indonesian s economic challenges, in Clin Brown, (ed.), Indonesia Dealing With a Neighbour. Sydney : Allen and Unwin 6. Chusnul Mariyah, (1995). Gender and patriarchy in Indonesian Politics, Inside Indonesia. : 7. V.S. Naipaul, (1998). Beyond Belief Islamic Excursions Among The Converted People. London-UK : Little, Brown and Company 8. Toeti Heraty Noerhadi, (1982). Women and Self-Image, in Prisma, No. 24. : 9. N. Rochaini, (1982). Women s Values in Islam, in Prisma, No. 24. : 10. Krishna Sen, (1998). Gender and Power in Affluent Asia. London and New York : Routledge 11. Maila Stivens, (1998). Gender and Power in Affluent Asia. London and New York : Routledge 12. Krishna Sen, (1999). Women on the Move, in Inside Indonesia. : 13. Maila Stivens, (1994). Thingking about Gender, State, and Civil Society in Indonesia, in Budiman, Arief, (ed.), State and Civil Society in Indonesia, Centre for Southeast Asian Studies. Melbourne : Monash University Australia 14. Norma Sullivan, (1991). Gender and Poli-tics in Indonesia, in Stivens, Maila, ed., Why Gender Matter in Southeast Asian Politics, Monash papers on Southeast Asia, No. 23. Melbourne : Monash University Australia 15. Saraswati Sunindyo, (1996). Murder, Gender, and The Media: Sexualizing Politics and Violence, Sears, Laurie J., ed., Fantasizing the Feminine in Indonesia. London : Duke University Press 16. Julia Suryakusumah, (1991). State Ibuism: The Social Construction of Womenhood in the New Order. Jakarta : New Asia Vision, Vol. 6, No. 2, June 1991, Jakarta, UNU Southeast Asian page 4 / 5

5 Powered by TCPDF ( UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA Perspectives Network and The Southeast Asian Forum for Development Alternatives SEA-FDA, 17. Julia Suryakusumah, (1994). Master and Managers A Study of Gender Relations in Urban Java. Sydney : Allen and Unwin 18. Julia Suryakusumah, (1996). The State and Sexuality in New Order Indonesia, in Laurie J Sears, Fantasizing the Feminine in Indonesia. Durham and London : Duke University Press 19. Julia Suryakusumah, (1982). Women in Myth, Reality, and Emancipation,. : in Prisma, No Sylvia Tiwon, (1996). Models and maniacs articulating the female in Indonesia, in Laurie J Sears, ed., Fantasizing the Feminine Indonesia. London : Duke University Press 21. Louise Williams, (1998). Wives, Mistresses, and Matriarchs Asian Women Today. Sydney : Allen and Unwin Copy alamat URL di bawah ini untuk download fullpaper : journal.unair.ac.id/filerpdf/mkpc3ea68a5672full.pdf page 5 / 5