Unlikely Feminist Coalitions: Islamist and Secularist Women’s Organizing in Tunisia
Unlikely Feminist Coalitions: Islamist and Secularist Women’s Organizing in Tunisia
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不太可能的女权主义联盟：突尼斯的伊斯兰主义和世俗主义妇女组织
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10.1093/sp/jxab020
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2021
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Youssef, Maro
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Youssef, Maro
在2010-2011年革命之后，伊斯兰主义和世俗主义政党以及妇女权利组织在突尼斯结成联盟。突尼斯历史上从未发生过这样的事情。本文认为，导致不同的意识形态信仰的女权主义者在突尼斯创建我所谓的“不太可能的女权主义联盟”的条件。我认为，伊斯兰主义者和世俗主义者可以形成不太可能的女权主义联盟时，面临类似的威胁，在联盟形成之前，共同的不满的经验，和一个共同的女权主义者的身份类似的任务。借鉴性别政治和社会运动文献的联盟，我建议，需要更多地了解不太可能的女权主义联盟，特别是在中东。
Following the 2010–2011 revolution, Islamist and secularist political parties and women’s rights organizations formed coalitions in Tunisia. Nothing of the sort had happened before in Tunisian history. This article considers the conditions that led feminists with different ideological beliefs to create what I call an “unlikely feminist coalition” in Tunisia. I argue that Islamists and secularists can form unlikely feminist coalitions when facing similar threats, working on similar tasks prior to formation of the coalition, the experience of common grievances, and a shared feminist identity. Drawing on the gender politics and social movement literature on coalitions, I suggest that more needs to be understood about unlikely feminist coalitions, especially in the Middle East.