Obscured Intersections: Building anti-racist feminist praxis in European Contexts

Abstract

This panels is part of a special issue encounter. It is an interdisciplinary collaboration between scholars of Political Science, Sociology, Law and Anthropology. All editors and authors have demonstrated an affinity to feminist political science in their previous work. We are also positioned across a variety of national contexts, and include early,- mid-career and senior scholars and practitioners. Despite our diverse disciplinary backgrounds and positionings, we have a clear and consistent focus on analysing, theorising, and responding to intersectional racial and gendered inequalities within a wide range of European political contexts.

Title	Details
Intersections of coloniality, structural racism and gender in political institutions: The Case of Migrant Women in Ireland	View Paper Details
Obscured Intersections - A special issue?	View Paper Details
Black Women Experiencing the (European) Academy: Weaving Stories of the Visibly Invisible	View Paper Details
Old Wine in New Bottles? From Diversity to Social Safety in Dutch Academia	View Paper Details