Maxine Deirdre Molyneux (born 24 May 1948 in Karachi, Pakistan) is a sociologist whose work focuses on the women's movement. That women's interests and gender interests are different categories is the discovery for which Maxine Molyneux is most frequently cited. Her focus is women's movements, and her central question is how they and the state influence each other. Interests and law are the categories under which she examines the changeable and shapeable relationship of the gender order and the state. She wants to bring back the state and the political subject into the thinking on modernisation, democratisation and development.
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| - Maxine Deirdre Molyneux (Karachi (Pakistán) 24 de mayo de 1948) es un socióloga feminista especializada en sociología política, género y desarrollo, movimientos sociales y movimientos de mujeres en América Latina. Es profesora de Sociología en el University College de Londres y hasta abril de 2014 dirigió el . (es)
- Maxine Deirdre Molyneux (Karachi, Pakistan, 1948ko maiatzaren 24a) soziologo feminista da eta espezializaturik dago Latinoamerikako soziologia politikoan, genero eta garapenean, gizarte mugimenduetan eta emakume mugimenduetan. Soziologia irakaslea da London University College-n eta 2014ko apirila arte Ameriketako Institutua zuzendu zuen. (eu)
- Maxine Deirdre Molyneux (born 24 May 1948 in Karachi, Pakistan) is a sociologist whose work focuses on the women's movement. That women's interests and gender interests are different categories is the discovery for which Maxine Molyneux is most frequently cited. Her focus is women's movements, and her central question is how they and the state influence each other. Interests and law are the categories under which she examines the changeable and shapeable relationship of the gender order and the state. She wants to bring back the state and the political subject into the thinking on modernisation, democratisation and development. (en)
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| - Maxine Deirdre Molyneux (Karachi (Pakistán) 24 de mayo de 1948) es un socióloga feminista especializada en sociología política, género y desarrollo, movimientos sociales y movimientos de mujeres en América Latina. Es profesora de Sociología en el University College de Londres y hasta abril de 2014 dirigió el . (es)
- Maxine Deirdre Molyneux (Karachi, Pakistan, 1948ko maiatzaren 24a) soziologo feminista da eta espezializaturik dago Latinoamerikako soziologia politikoan, genero eta garapenean, gizarte mugimenduetan eta emakume mugimenduetan. Soziologia irakaslea da London University College-n eta 2014ko apirila arte Ameriketako Institutua zuzendu zuen. (eu)
- Maxine Deirdre Molyneux (born 24 May 1948 in Karachi, Pakistan) is a sociologist whose work focuses on the women's movement. That women's interests and gender interests are different categories is the discovery for which Maxine Molyneux is most frequently cited. Her focus is women's movements, and her central question is how they and the state influence each other. Interests and law are the categories under which she examines the changeable and shapeable relationship of the gender order and the state. She wants to bring back the state and the political subject into the thinking on modernisation, democratisation and development. Molyneux studied sociology at the University of Essex and is now Professor of Sociology and Director of the Institute of the Americas, University College London. Her research, as well the influential distinction between gender needs and interests, deals with such subjects as society and development, poverty and social inequality, and gender and politics in Latin America. She is also a consultant to several United Nations organisations, as well as to Oxfam and other NGOs. As co-founder in 1979 of the noted magazine Feminist Review and an editor of the magazine Economy and Society, she is involved in the further development of debates on theory. Molyneux was married to Fred Halliday, with whom she had a son, Alex. (en)
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