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... exemplified around the Palestinian refugee identity (to submit or to resist?); and again, though in different terms, for women members of refugee communities. (In camps, gender conservatism was multi-sourced, forming a link with Palestine, a boundary differentiating Palestinians from the “host” population...

... movement, undermining women’s efforts and paving the way for religious conservative victories in the 2004 parliamentary elections and President Ahmadinejad’s election in 2005 on a platform of economic justice. The irony is that economic problems led to the victory of a religious conservatism unfavorable...

... the 1980 military coup, neoliberal politics took place by means of Turgut Özal and the Motherland Party’s (ANAP) politics. The political party that Özal helped create was based on a hybrid ideology combining elements of liberalism, conservatism with strong Islamist connotations, nationalism, and “welfarism...

... Minister Erdoğan took dictatorial control. The head scarf movement and women were of central importance to the rise of Turkey’s Islamist conservatism. In the 1980s updated booklets ( ilmihal ) about Islamist rules and principles for daily life brought Islamist rebirth to large numbers of women...

... domestic duties to women in Turkey, already living in a strongly patriarchal society. Copyright © 2021 by the Association for Middle East Women’s Studies 2021 Turkey conservatism Cold War motherhood 11. Tlabar was granddaughter of the last grand vizier of the Ottoman Empire (Ahmet Tevfik...

... and to reduce the number of caesarean births, as well as on the CS responses to these policy changes. Reproductive policies in Turkey are often assumed to be influenced by religious conservative politics. However, there has been little inquiry into how religion and conservatism are practiced...

... and Conservatism). Istanbul : Metis . Turam Berna . 2006 . Between Islam and the State: The Politics of Engagement . Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press . ...

... Yeşim Ustaoğlu uses this encounter to stage a panorama of femininities in Turkey. In times of reactionary gender conservatism and violent quests for masculinist restoration, Clair obscur explores feminist issues like domestic violence, marital rape, the education of girls, and underage marriage...

... had been explained by and to Western audiences as opposed to each other: secularism and religion, progressivism and conservatism, or Islam and feminism, to name a few. Ali untangles this political, cultural, and economic hodgepodge without losing the perspective of those whose suffer, and without...

... of Neoliberalism and Islamic Conservatism . New York : Routledge . Childs Sarah , and Krook Mona Lena . 2009 . “ Analysing Women’s Substantive Representation: From Critical Mass to Critical Actors .” Government and Opposition 44 , no. 2 : 125 – 45 . Dogan Yonca Poyraz...

... ‘real’ politics,” a perception that Lauren Berlant ( 1997 , 9) identifies in the dismissive attitude of many left or radical thinkers concerning the politics of intimacy characterizing the Reaganite conservatism of the post-1980 United States. Gender, sexuality, reproduction, and family are, from...

... policy vision that urges women to have at least three children (Arman 2015 ). In a nutshell, although the BKP does not necessarily oppose the conservatism that defines the nuclear family as heterosexual and avoids elaborating on LGBTI rights, it provides a good example for tracing the multiple voices...

... follows: rather than inevitably contributing to “conservatism,” “innovations are often presented as a return to an ideal past, and successful innovations are in turn transformed into traditions associated with a golden age” (167). Second, Roded notes “the limits of seclusion,” both in the sense...

....” In the openly patriarchal New Turkey, composed of “a triad of neoliberal economics, political despotism, and Islamist conservatism” (Gündüz 2015 ), gendered roles accompany so-called gendered duties and identities in the microsphere with predefined responsibilities and manners of justice (Korkut and Eslen-Ziya...

...Zeynep Kurtuluş Korkman References Acar Feride , and Altunok Gülbanu . 2013 . “ The ‘Politics of Intimate’ at the Intersection of Neo-liberalism and Neo-conservatism in Contemporary Turkey .” Women’s Studies International Forum 41 , no. 1 : 14 – 23 . Açıksöz Salih...

... a collectively imagined “deeply patriarchal” Middle Eastern culture (Joseph and Slyomovics 2000 ; Kandiyoti 1996 ; Özyegin 2015a) was occasionally referred to during the interviews, a comparison with the recent authoritarian conservatism of Poland and Hungary (Graff and Korulczuk 2022) surfaced more frequently...

... to the past and promise a future based on this glorified and reinvented history (Altunok 2016 : 137), which serves the speakers’ present political agenda. The unapologetic nature of such “libidinal politics” subscribes to “a breed of misogyny that goes far beyond the soft conservatism we are used...

...). In this, she echoes Saba Mahmood’s claim with regard to the women’s piety movement in Egypt: [O]ne needs to unpack all that remains congealed under the admis- sion that it is the “social conservatism” of movements like the piety movement that makes liberals and progressives...

.../176873-dunyanin-sonu-da-gelse-erkeklik-baki-kaliyor . Toprak Binnaz , Bozam İrfan , Murgul Tan , and Şener Nedim . 2009 . Being Different in Turkey: Religion, Conservatism, and Otherization; Research Report on Neighborhood Pressure . Istanbul : Bogazici University, Open...

..., there is no doubt that all the participants in the images are explicitly and self-consciously performing for the camera. However, reading these images through Zaatari’s queer optic suggests that the sexual and gender “conservatism” of Saida may in fact have enabled especially playful and pleasurable forms of same...