1st Edition
Gender Justice and Women’s Courts in Rural South India Negotiating Family Disputes and Social Dynamics
1. Gender Justice between Women's Rights and Everyday Realities of Women
2. Organizations' and Forums' Histories: Interrelating Trust and Confidence
3. The Nari Adalats Judges and Jury Members' Trajectories: Alliance Building and Place Making
4. The Court in Action: Un-doing Justice
5. The temporal Dimensions of changing Gender Relations within Marriage and the Family
6. Agency Between Social Adjustment and Resistance: Negotiating Gender Justice and Social
Dynamics
Biography
Sarah Potthoff is a sociologist and postdoctoral researcher at the University of Münster in Germany. She possesses extensive experience in qualitative research and specializes in microsociology — with a particular focus in recent years on the social dimensions of health and the experience of chronic and invisible illnesses. In 2016, she earned her doctorate at Bielefeld University with a dissertation on gender justice and women's courts in India. She has published contributions in various international academic journals.
