Titlebook: Gendered Politics and Law in Jordan; Guardianship over Wo Afaf Jabiri Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Gender

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-32643-6Gender regime; Femininity; Feminism; Guardianship; Muslim family law; Legal subordination; Gender heirarch

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Introduction: Gender, Law, and Politics in Jordan,ion of the system of guardianship over women in relation to the historical and political processes of Jordan’s state building, the effects of colonialism, and state’s alliance with internal and external conservatisms. It also explores how a masculine state gives power and legitimacy through guardian

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Constructing Normative Femininity: The Engagement of Law and Religious Interpretations,elates to the gender relationships within the state institutions of law, religion, and tribal customary laws and practices. It discusses how the adopted interpretations of . (Muslim jurisprudence) in the JPSL, that is, judges’ perspectives of what guardianship over women means and entails, have cons

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,Women’s Alternative Forms of Femininity: Compliant, Pragmatic, and Exceptional Selves,trictions it imposes. The chapter challenges the general notion that education, class, and secularism are the main factors providing women with the tools to challenge normative femininity. Rather, it proposes to complicate and go beyond this classic understanding to show how women enact and perceive

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,Women’s Everyday Tactics of Defiance and Compliance,anging position of women in their lifecycle are inevitably reflected in the ways in which women experience normative femininity and, consequently, how they adopt strategies of resistance and/or coping and survival tactics. The chapter studies under what conditions women’s tactics take the form of co

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