Middle East politics and women's collective action: Challenging the status quo
Middle East politics and women's collective action: Challenging the status quo
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DOI：
10.1093/sp/6.3.273
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发表时间：
1999-09-01
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影响因子：
1.9
通讯作者：
Moghadam, VM
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作者：
Berkovitch, N;Moghadam, VM
中东和北非长期以来一直与冲突、原教旨主义和父权制联系在一起。我们质疑陈规定型观念，提请注意该区域社会政治的性别性质以及女权主义和妇女运动日益高涨的能见度。在考察了女权主义者和妇女团体挑战父权安排和政治现状的方式之后，我们提出了五个理论主张，以指导对中东和北非国家性别和政治的进一步研究。
The Middle East and North Africa have long been associated with conflict, fundamentalism and patriarchy. We question the stereotypes, drawing attention to the gendered nature of social politics in the region and to the growing visibility of feminism and women's movements. After examining the ways in which feminists and women's groups have been challenging patriarchal arrangements and the political status quo, we offer five theoretical propositions to guide further research into gender and politics in countries of the Middle East and North Africa.