Feminist activism 25 years after Beijing
Molyneux, Maxine Dey, Adrija Gatto, Malu A.C. Rowden, Holly
Molyneux, Maxine
Dey, Adrija
Gatto, Malu A.C.
Rowden, Holly
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2020-06-24
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21
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<p>Young women have taken the lead in a new wave of feminist and democratic protests that have erupted across a wide range of countries, North and South. These movements raise a range of political and analytic questions: To what extent is it useful to identify the recent wave of activism in terms of a new generation of activists? How different is the ‘new’ feminism to earlier forms, and what differences and continuities divide and unite the generations? These questions are explored through examining the characteristics common to contemporary feminisms, and through case studies of different campaigns in Brazil, India, and Malawi.</p>
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Gender & Development
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Beijing +25
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28
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2
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1355-2074
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1364-9221