... to resist and transform these dynamics. [email protected] [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 research ethics decolonization self-reflective feminist research politics of knowledge production in the Middle East social science research in Jordan...

... and Rights   cantly on cause, focus, and solution, a reflection collective self- determination. In these protest of the many fragmenting pulls on feminist activ- movements, human rights arguably...

..., with “beauty” constructed as the visible reflection of the new good. Because, as modern projects, nationalist, anticolonial, and resistance movements “think” beauty and aesthetics through the female body, feminist scholarship has long scrutinized their gendered representations of beauty. 3 In her...

... Within is a pathbreaking contribution to ethnic and transnational feminist studies that helps expand the field of Asian American studies and rewrite its genealogy from a new perspective—a new movement, region, and archive. It is informed by Moradian's research on west Asian diasporic struggles...

...Ashwini Tambe; Alissa Trotz In an interview, Gita Sen, a founding member of DAWN (Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era), reflects on the network's two and a half decades of experience connecting scholars, policy advocates, and activists in Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, Asia...

.... They fail to meet standards of objectivity and capital out of one of the most incisive tools devised to self-reflection that researchers do not apply to themselves. subjugate womenand extend them a lesser welcome from As such, they are perceived to be oblivious, incapable...

... Responsibility and Social Change: A New Theory of Self,” Hypatia , 12 ,3: 116 -141. Fischer, Claude. 1982 . To Dwell Among Friends. Personal Networks in Town and City . Chicago, IL:University of Chicago Press. Fox, Richard (ed.). 1991 . Recapturing Anthropology , Santa Fe: School of American Research...

... further narrowed have been arrested and charged or summoned with the formation of a religious state. to court. One young woman, physician Zahra Resources for Feminist Research 22 (1993), 15 – 21; Anouar 9. Charles Kurzman, for example, in a study based and public life, see Haideh Moghissi...

... women seeking to reform, in women’s To many secular feminists in and from Is- favor, social practices and legal provisions that lamic cultures, including myself, this tendency rule Muslim societies. Amid prevailing reports reflects an essentialized notion of women in on extreme forms...

... operating cautiously within traditional gender in Nigeria (WIN) is an example of these self- boundaries and seeking to maintain legitimacy declared secular and socialist feminist groups in with existing religious and state authorities.58 Africa...

... Iranian cinema, expressed most prominently in the works of Rakhshan Bani-Etemad (b. 1954), Marzieh Meshkini (b. 1969), and the commercial cinema of Tahmineh Milani (b. 1960), feminist views hardly acquire a self-conscious discursive realization in contemporary Iranian plastic arts until the late 1990s...

... decision- international level, reflecting the long decades of women’s making levels activism and feminist scholarship. While intergovernmental • Integrating a gender perspective...

... in literature on the theme. In “Toward Empower- feminist development literature. Some authors ment,” Ela Bhatt describes the work of the Self argue that empowerment in terms of the dis- Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) in India covery of “power within” is a crucial step to- in terms leading toward...

..., Intimacy, and the Ethics of State-Building , edited by Thiranagama Sharika and Kelly Tobias , 1 – 23 . Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press , 2010 . Mahmood Saba . “ Feminist Theory, Embodiment, and the Docile Agent: Some Reflections on the Egyptian Islamic Revival...

... Minority Women in Germany Ipek A. Celik ince the mid- s, social science research, liberal feminist scholars and activists, mass media, literature, and film have constructed Turkish and Muslim...

... Tradition and Feminist Emancipation.” In Mahadevi Varma: Political Essays on Women, Culture, and Nation , edited by Anantharam Anita , 1 – 26 . Amherst, NY : Cambria , 2010 . Bannerji Himani . “Fashioning a Self: Educational Proposals for and by Women in Popular Magazines in Colonial...

... itself through a “secular,” “democratic,” and “feminist” transformation of Islamic theology. The emergence of Islamic feminisms is thus regarded as a paradoxical consequence of the spaces that Islamism created in the course of participation in the political game. The article argues that women...

..., gender as a category is not exclusively a concept of western Most of the research for this project was carried out in Khar- I feminist thought. For example, in relation to this research, toum, Sudan in 1988, funded by grants from...

... that reflects a broad and inclusive ment in extensive research on the mainstream feminist agenda aimed at improving Arab wom- media’s construction of the women’s movement 4.  The figure was provided in the report by the Arab 6.  Chantal Mouffe...

... in some pathbreaking studies within The Changing Field 29 Studies South Asian feminist theory. Though feminist The most nuanced of recent research has com- Natarajan...