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Feminist mobilisations for gender justice, solidarity and inclusive participation: intersectional and postcolonial approaches

Political Participation
Mobilisation
Political Activism
P054
Juan Diego Duque
Uppsala Universitet
Conny Roggeband
University of Amsterdam
Sungmin Rho
The Geneva Graduate Institute
Gender Politics, Violence, and Democratic Erosion

Building: Business School, Floor: 2nd Floor, Room: Room 2.03

Tuesday 16:45 - 18:15 BST (16/06/2026)

Abstract

In this panel, the contributions offer an analysis of political movements, feminist mobilisation, women-led peace movements and pro-democracy movements with insights from intersectional and post-colonial research as well as African feminist approaches to resistance. The panel addresses various contexts, including violent, patriarchal and fragile democratic contexts, to defend gender justice and inclusive participation.

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