North African Women after the Arab Spring
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North African Women after the Arab Spring
In the Eye of the Storm
Boutkhil, Soumia; Touaf, Larbi
Springer International Publishing AG
06/2017
255
Dura
Inglês
9783319499253
15 a 20 dias
Adopting an interdisciplinary perspective, the contributors discuss a host of questions related to women and gender in the Arab world and address the broader question of why women's efforts and momentum during the revolution did not seem to pay off the same way they did for men.
1. IntroductionSoumia Boutkhil 2. Post-2011 Pressures For Expanded Female Citizenship And Family Law Reform In Mena: Theorizing On Change Amidst Political TransitionRania Maktabi 3. The Liberating Force Of Art, Humor And Social Media: Women Cartoonists Of The Arab Spring Chourouq Nasri 4. The Arab Spring And Women's Rights Activism On FacebookAndre Fecteau 5. Watered-down Feminism: An Examination of Gender And Revolutionary Ideals In MoroccoJessica Lambert 6. "Tradition And Modernity" Or The Ambivalent Public Sphere: Women's Political Participation In Morocco Before And After The Arab SpringLarbi Touaf 7. Who's Under The Robe? On Women In The Judicial System In MoroccoSoumia Boutkhil <8. The Women's Movement And The 20 February Movement In Morocco: An Awkward RelationshipLenie Brouwer and Edien Bartels 9. Mediated Femininity And Female Citizenship In Moroccan Electronic News Sites-Hespress.com As A Case StudySoumia Ben Rochd 10. The Reform Of The Moroccan Family Law And Women's Daily Life: Navigating Between Structural Constraints And Personal AgencyOka Storms and Edien Bartels 11. Winds Of Change: Egypt's Islamic Family Law Between Two Centuries (1920-2013)Nadia Nader and Riham E.A. Debian 12. Women In Libya: The Ongoing Armed Conflict, Political Instability and RadicalizationAsmae Khalifa
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Adopting an interdisciplinary perspective, the contributors discuss a host of questions related to women and gender in the Arab world and address the broader question of why women's efforts and momentum during the revolution did not seem to pay off the same way they did for men.
1. IntroductionSoumia Boutkhil 2. Post-2011 Pressures For Expanded Female Citizenship And Family Law Reform In Mena: Theorizing On Change Amidst Political TransitionRania Maktabi 3. The Liberating Force Of Art, Humor And Social Media: Women Cartoonists Of The Arab Spring Chourouq Nasri 4. The Arab Spring And Women's Rights Activism On FacebookAndre Fecteau 5. Watered-down Feminism: An Examination of Gender And Revolutionary Ideals In MoroccoJessica Lambert 6. "Tradition And Modernity" Or The Ambivalent Public Sphere: Women's Political Participation In Morocco Before And After The Arab SpringLarbi Touaf 7. Who's Under The Robe? On Women In The Judicial System In MoroccoSoumia Boutkhil <8. The Women's Movement And The 20 February Movement In Morocco: An Awkward RelationshipLenie Brouwer and Edien Bartels 9. Mediated Femininity And Female Citizenship In Moroccan Electronic News Sites-Hespress.com As A Case StudySoumia Ben Rochd 10. The Reform Of The Moroccan Family Law And Women's Daily Life: Navigating Between Structural Constraints And Personal AgencyOka Storms and Edien Bartels 11. Winds Of Change: Egypt's Islamic Family Law Between Two Centuries (1920-2013)Nadia Nader and Riham E.A. Debian 12. Women In Libya: The Ongoing Armed Conflict, Political Instability and RadicalizationAsmae Khalifa
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