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Saima Shakil Malik,Nosheen Masood and spaces for women’s political action. Interweaving feminist literature with interview material, this chapter charts complex narratives of women’s experiences of/during the Bosnian War and unearths the different dynamics shaping women’s practices of citizenship in the transition to the so-called
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New Developments in Breast Cancer Immunologys. While the notion of transversal politics might be a seductive theoretical concept, paying attention to the participants’ perspectives and lived experiences highlights how painstakingly difficult is creating and sustaining solidarities in difference in the complex scenario of post-Dayton Bosnia-He
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J. Hilgers,J. Taylor-Papadimitriouproduction that might challenge and subvert conventional gender roles. It discusses their fragile potential to undermine the totalitarian ethnicization of space, politics and belonging, through the articulation of marginalized narratives of the war, as well as the peace to come.
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Gender and Citizenship978-1-137-59378-8Series ISSN 1759-3735 Series E-ISSN 2752-857X
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Revisiting Dayton: Unfinished (Feminist) International Relations,stitutional commitments for gender equality and the unexpected gendered consequences of the consociational formula deployed to end the war. Drawing on feminist theories of citizenship, the chapter develops a framework to analyse and foreground women’s experiences in this context.
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,Women’s Personal Narratives and the Multi-layered Legacies of War, and spaces for women’s political action. Interweaving feminist literature with interview material, this chapter charts complex narratives of women’s experiences of/during the Bosnian War and unearths the different dynamics shaping women’s practices of citizenship in the transition to the so-called