Résumés
Résumé
La Marche mondiale des femmes (MMF) articule les luttes contre la pauvreté des femmes et le néolibéralisme avec les luttes contre la violence envers les femmes, aux échelles locale, nationale et transnationale. Cet article fait appel aux concepts d’espace, d’échelle et de lieu, développés en géographie humaine, pour mieux cerner les caractéristiques d’une des innovations principales de la MMF, qui est l’extension des solidarités dans l’espace géographique. L’expérience de la MMF au Brésil y est examinée sous l’angle des pratiques qui contribuent à constituer et à relier entre elles les différentes échelles de l’action collective, des modalités par lesquelles ces échelles agissent les unes sur les autres, ainsi que des liens entre ces échelles et certains lieux.
Abstract
The World March of Women (WMW) combines opposition to poverty among women and neo-liberalism with struggles against violence against women, at local, national and transnational scales. This article deploys the concepts of space, scale and place, developed by human geographers, to analyse one of the main innovations of the WMW, which is extending relations of social solidarity across geographical space. The experience of the WMW in Brazil is analysed via the practices that contribute to constituting and linking various scales of collective action, the ways in which these scales interact, and the connections between scale and certain places.
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