Titlebook: Renegotiating Gender and the State in Tunisia between 2011 and 2014; Power, Positionality Anna Antonakis Book 2019 Springer Fachmedien Wies

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Constructing an Empirically Grounded Framework,p. 75) have increased the popularity of public sphere approaches. In relation to the events, which unfolded in 2010/2011, scholars engaged with the concept in relation to new media (Shirky, 2011; Ben Moussa, 2013; Faris, 2013;), the transformation of media systems (Webb, 2014) and social movements (

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Detecting the Matrix of Domination: A Historical Perspective,tion” and historic specificity “in which social groups are embedded and which they aim to influence” (Collins, 2000, p. 228). In this chapter, I relate the historical analysis to the claims outlined in the previous chapter, where I framed state feminism as a pillar of the hegemonic domain of power.

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,Counterpublic Resistance under Ben Ali’s Rule,ia. I do not claim to give an exhaustive account of the multiple attempts to create (feminist) counterpublics under the authoritarian regimes throughout Tunisia’s history.63 Rather, my analysis centers on three distinct counterpublics. They present different dimensions for preparing the ground for t

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Challenging the Matrix of Domination, as attempts to challenge the Matrix of Domination. Although women’s rights were not the driving force behind the uprisings under examination, this is not to say that women weren’t participating equally in the uprisings as advocates, onlineactivists, unionists, journalists or politicians. Numerous s

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The Structural Dimension of the Public Sphereand open up access to the public sphere in a gendered analysis. I employ the term of political transformation with reference to the new state institutions that were created following the Tunisian uprisings, namely, the interim governmental institutions, the Independent High Authority for Elections (

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The Interactional Dimension of the Public Sphereches on a more local level in Tunisia. While these developments may hardly be visible within the institutional or representational dimension of the public sphere, I claim that they induce long-term change in gender relations. The women’s counterpublics and women in counterpublics analyzed here, targ