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Building: University Building, Room: I
Saturday 11:00 - 12:45 CEST (13/06/2015)
Citizenship is an act, a status and an identity. However, for many women marginalised by virtue of their race, caste or ethnicity, citizenship is oftentimes a precarious ideal that must be defended from institutions that misrecognise their intersectional justice claims and ostensible allies who devalue or disrespect their activism and agency. This panel explores the intersectional politics of different kinds of women seeking to claim, defend and/or advance their citizenship status and rights.
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Discursive Shifts in the Making of French ‘Diversity Policy’: Towards an Intersectional Citizenship? | View Paper Details |
(Re-) Occupying Marginal Space: Contemporary Perceptions and Practices of ‘Citizenship’ among Palestinian Women Activists in Israel | View Paper Details |
Intersections between Gender, Religion, Ethnicity and Nationality: Implications for Citizenship as Theory and Lived Practice | View Paper Details |
Muslim Women, Community Organisations and Local Governance | View Paper Details |