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EDITORIAL BOARD Alamat Redaksi Jl. Dharmawangsa Dalam, FISIP Gedung B (Timur Perpustakaan Kampus B UA), Surabaya 60286, Indonesia. E-mail: mkpsurabaya@gmail.com. fax: 031 5012 442 page 2 / 5
Table of Contents No Title Page 1 Dilemma Sosiolinguistik Jawa: Dampak Urbanisasi terhadap Kompetensi Komunikasi 1-20 2 The Construction of Gender Identity in Indonesia: Between Cultural Norms, 21-34 Economic Implications, and State Formation 3 Uncover New Fields in Communications Studies 35-48 4 Wacana Masyarakat Madani (Civil Society) Relevansi untuk Kasus Indonesia 49-60 5 Sistem Media yang Demokratis untuk Indonesia Baru 61-80 6 Nasionalisme Bahasa Indonesia dan Kompleksitas Persoalan Sosial dan Politik 81-92 page 3 / 5
Vol. 14 - No. 1 / 2001-01 TOC : 2, and page : 21-34 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
Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) 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. 24 20. 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