@inproceedings{pingol_womens_2006,
	title = {Women's bodies: {As} {Baggage}, {As} {Power}},
	abstract = {This paper explores Judith Butler's gender performativity, how it operates in the women's sexual identity formation and in heterosexual relationships. The men in my previous study (Pingol:2001) were constructing a localized masculinity because theirs is measured, to a greater extent, by gender norms within their community. The women, on the other hand, negotiate their identities in strange and foreign cultural settings, thus I refer theirs as mobile femininity. However, both househusbands and absentee-wives are on the process of discovering the strategies to realign themselves to the new norms arising from the demands of their globalized habitus.},
	publisher = {The Executive Agency for Culture Cities, The Ministry of Culture \& Tourism},
	author = {Pingol, Alicia T.},
	month = oct,
	year = {2006},
	pages = {15}
}

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