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ISBN: 9781399526524 , 9781399526531

Series Statement: Critiquing gender and Islam

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Language: English

DOI: 10.1515/9781399526524

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Format: 1 online resource (240 p.) : , 12 black & white illustrations

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ISBN: 9781399526524 , 1399526529

Series Statement: Critiquing Gender & Islam

Content: A comparative analysis of far-right politics across Europe and the Middle East with a focus on gender and sexuality Highlights anti-gender and anti-LGBTQ discourses as central to far-right politics across national and regional boundariesProvides an original comparative perspective and de-exceptionalizes the Middle East in the study of far-right politicsShowcases local, national, and transnational resistance initiated by grassroots movements and civil society organizations, local activists, artists and socially committed academicsQueer Feminist Critiques provides an empirically grounded exploration of different case studies on anti-LGBTQ and anti-gender mobilizations of the far-right in Europe and the Middle East. The contributions engage with multilayered histories of gender and sexuality politics that connect the Middle East and Europe, informed by histories of colonialism, racism, and border controls. A second, underlying objective of this volume is to contribute to decolonized knowledge productions by de-centering Europe and simultaneously de-exceptionalizing the Middle East. The contributors commit to respecting the heterogeneity and complexity of these regions by focusing on grounded and life experiences. Ultimately, this volume illustrates a conceptualisation of the broad spectrum of far-right politics and queer feminist critiques as manifested in a wide array of contexts, including academia, politics and everyday lives.

Note: Frontmatter -- , CONTENTS -- , Figures -- , Notes on Contributors -- , Introduction: Anti-Genderism, Homophobia and Far-Right Politics in the Middle East and Europe -- , PART I Framing Far-Right Politics: Queer Feminist Perspectives -- , 1 The Gender Wars: New Conundrums of Our Times -- , 2 Feminist and Queer Politics without Guarantees: A Rejoinder to Deniz Kandiyoti’s ‘Gender Wars’ -- , PART II Anti-LGBTQ and Anti-Feminist Mobilisations in the Sphere of Politics -- , 3 The Rise of Israeli Far-Right Politics: A Queer Feminist Analysis -- , 4 ‘For the Sake of the Kids’: National Security and Family Values in the Ukrainian Sexuality Education Debate -- , 5 Attacks on the Academy from Gender Studies to Post-Colonialism: Science, Secularity and the Far Right in France, Germany and Beyond -- , PART III Comparative Studies between the Middle East and Europe -- , 6 Anti-Feminist Strategies of Right- Wing Parties in Turkey and Germany: A Comparative Analysis of Gender and Sexuality Politics -- , 7 Homophobia Without Borders: Dismantling Homophobia’s Architecture in Cairo’s Bathhouse Raid and Berlin’s Rave Crackdown -- , 8 ‘From Belfast to Diyarbakır’: Transnational Conversations on Conflict and LGBTI+ Politics in the Archive -- , PART IV Bottom-Up Interventions and Resistance -- , 9 Feminist and Queer Action and Art in Poland’s Illiberal Democracy -- , 10 Why Do We ‘Care’? Neo-Liberal Governance and the Emergence of the Feminist Subject in Iran -- , INDEX , In English.

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DOI: 10.1515/9781399526524

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Format: 1 online resource (281 pages)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9781399526531

Series Statement: Critiquing Gender and Islam Series

Content: A comparative analysis of far-right politics across Europe and the Middle East with a focus on gender and sexuality.

Additional Edition: Print version: Altay, Tunay Resisting Far-Right Politics in the Middle East and Europe Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press,c2024

Language: English

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Format: 1 Online-Ressource (240 p.) , 12 black & white illustrations

ISBN: 9781399526524

Series Statement: Critiquing Gender & Islam

Content: A comparative analysis of far-right politics across Europe and the Middle East with a focus on gender and sexuality Highlights anti-gender and anti-LGBTQ discourses as central to far-right politics across national and regional boundariesProvides an original comparative perspective and de-exceptionalizes the Middle East in the study of far-right politicsShowcases local, national, and transnational resistance initiated by grassroots movements and civil society organizations, local activists, artists and socially committed academicsQueer Feminist Critiques provides an empirically grounded exploration of different case studies on anti-LGBTQ and anti-gender mobilizations of the far-right in Europe and the Middle East. The contributions engage with multilayered histories of gender and sexuality politics that connect the Middle East and Europe, informed by histories of colonialism, racism, and border controls. A second, underlying objective of this volume is to contribute to decolonized knowledge productions by de-centering Europe and simultaneously de-exceptionalizing the Middle East. The contributors commit to respecting the heterogeneity and complexity of these regions by focusing on grounded and life experiences. Ultimately, this volume illustrates a conceptualisation of the broad spectrum of far-right politics and queer feminist critiques as manifested in a wide array of contexts, including academia, politics and everyday lives

Note: Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- Figures -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction: Anti-Genderism, Homophobia and Far-Right Politics in the Middle East and Europe -- PART I Framing Far-Right Politics: Queer Feminist Perspectives -- 1 The Gender Wars: New Conundrums of Our Times -- 2 Feminist and Queer Politics without Guarantees: A Rejoinder to Deniz Kandiyoti’s ‘Gender Wars’ -- PART II Anti-LGBTQ and Anti-Feminist Mobilisations in the Sphere of Politics -- 3 The Rise of Israeli Far-Right Politics: A Queer Feminist Analysis -- 4 ‘For the Sake of the Kids’: National Security and Family Values in the Ukrainian Sexuality Education Debate -- 5 Attacks on the Academy from Gender Studies to Post-Colonialism: Science, Secularity and the Far Right in France, Germany and Beyond -- PART III Comparative Studies between the Middle East and Europe -- 6 Anti-Feminist Strategies of Right- Wing Parties in Turkey and Germany: A Comparative Analysis of Gender and Sexuality Politics -- 7 Homophobia Without Borders: Dismantling Homophobia’s Architecture in Cairo’s Bathhouse Raid and Berlin’s Rave Crackdown -- 8 ‘From Belfast to Diyarbakır’: Transnational Conversations on Conflict and LGBTI+ Politics in the Archive -- PART IV Bottom-Up Interventions and Resistance -- 9 Feminist and Queer Action and Art in Poland’s Illiberal Democracy -- 10 Why Do We ‘Care’? Neo-Liberal Governance and the Emergence of the Feminist Subject in Iran -- INDEX , In English

Language: English

DOI: 10.1515/9781399526524

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Format: 1 online resource (ix,262 Seiten) : , Illustrationen.

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 978-1-80539-862-2 , 978-1-80539-861-5

Series Statement: EASA Series 53

Note: Acknowledgements: "This editorial project emerged from two years of collaboration in the context of the European Network for Queer Anthropology (ENQA). The editorial team served as ENQA Board Members from 2020 to 2022..."

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe, Hardcover ISBN 978-1-80539-858-5

Language: English

Subjects: Ethnology

Keywords: Queere Anthropologie ; Aufsatzsammlung

DOI: 10.3167/9781805398585

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Content: Bordering situates immigrant sex workers at the margins of an already marginalised industry and naturalises the legal conditions of their dispossession and precarity. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork in Berlin, we offer a situated intersectional analysis of the everyday bordering experiences of Muslim trans*immigrant sex workers from Bulgaria (hereafter TISWs). Focusing on three interactional contexts – minority belonging within EU and German politics, encounters with medicolegal institutions, and the new sex work regulation in Germany – our study demonstrates both that everyday bordering experiences derive not solely from national border enforcement and citizenship regulation but also from intersectional sociocultural barriers imposed by non-state actors, while the internal bordering practices of the German state exacerbate the exclusion and marginalisation of sex/gender transgressive people and sex work. We conclude that despite their physical existence as EU citizens in Berlin, TISWs’ everyday bordering experiences require a more nuanced understanding of intersectional systems of oppression which postpones TISWs’ arrival in Berlin indefinitely.

Content: Peer Reviewed

In: London [u.a.] : Taylor & Francis, 47,9, Seiten 1922-1939

Language: English

DOI: 10.18452/28101

DOI: 10.1080/1369183X.2020.1862646

URN: urn:nbn:de:kobv:11-110-18452/28738-8

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Content: COVID-19 has precipitated an increase in political homophobia in Turkey. This article focuses on the interlocking processes of LGBTQ marginalization and exclusion in Turkey with the purpose of uncovering how political homophobia is enforced, experienced, and navigated by LGBTQ people in Turkey during the COVID-19 pandemic. With the help of two critical conceptual tools, pink line and queer strategies, I first propose a multi-layered conceptualization of political homophobia that is drawn through (1) anti-LGBTQ boundary regimes that shape the everyday lives of LGBTQ people and (2) sexualized bordering processes that filter and block digital LGBTQ representation and visibility in Turkey’s digital publics. I then analyze the everyday strategic uses of digital platfroms by LGBTQ activists and community organizers in Turkey. Invested in this complexity, this article draws from the ethnographic data of 20 interviews with LGBTQ people whose lives have crossed paths in several digital LGBTQ groups during the pandemic. Henceforth I argue that these digital LGBTQ groups have facilitated ways of connectivity among LGBTQ people in Turkey which limit exposure to the COVID-19 virus while partially freeing them from the restrictive limits of the nation-state and its political homophobia.

Content: Peer Reviewed

In: London [u.a.] : Sage Publications, 29,1_suppl, Seiten 60S-74S

Language: English

DOI: 10.18452/29008

DOI: 10.1177/13505068221076329

URN: urn:nbn:de:kobv:11-110-18452/29626-6

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Format: 120 Seiten.

Note: Enthält eine Zusammenfassung in deutscher und englischer Sprache. - Datum der Disputation: 30.8.2024 , Dissertation Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin 2024

Language: English

Subjects: Sociology

Keywords: Hochschulschrift

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Format: 23 Seiten

ISBN: 9783948289546

Series Statement: NaDiRa working papers + : Forschungsergebnisse aus Kurzstudien des Nationalen Diskriminierungs- und Rassismusmonitors (NaDiRa) 09/23

Language: German

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Format: ix, 262 Seiten : , Illustrationen.

ISBN: 978-1-80539-858-5

Series Statement: Easa series vol 53

Content: "Against a background marked by endless ordinary crises, widespread precarity, and disrupting critical events, Queer and Trans Life charts queer investments for the future. It examines the challenges and pleasures in marginal everyday experiences of gender and sexual dissidence and the labours of care and endurance which sustain a sense of sociality and community, often against all odds. It presents queer and trans anthropological research from emerging European contexts. Though occasionally posited as non-belonging, the volume demonstrates that queer anthropology in Europe continues to thrive by providing textured ethnographic analysis and timely interventions in anthropological theory"--

Note: Chapter 1. Asylum holes: Spaces of belonging and difference / Pako Chalkidis -- Chapter 2. The violence unseen: NGOs and street-level dangers to Geis in urban Tanzania / Laura Stark -- Chapter 3. How queer is a shared flat? Beyond straightjackets of imagining social -- Reproduction in the Greek crisis / Andreas Streinzer -- Chapter 4. Grief after AIDS: Stories from a queer archive / Fernando Lanza Zamanillo -- Chapter 5. Becoming accomplices: Queer commoning, molecular transformations and the CLAQ collective in Paris / Gianfranco Rebucini -- Chapter 6. Of nails, varnish and kisses: Queering care through camp technologies in Spain / Josep Almudever Chanzá -- Chapter 7. Learning to play with eyes: Cruising queer and trans futures in beautified Indian city / Rishav Thakur -- Chapter 8. Look to Norway? Queer(y)ing the potentials for coalitional solidarity in building climate-just futures / Elisabeth L. Engebretsen -- Chapter 9. A theory of fragility: Queer migrant aesthetics envisioning post/pandemic futures / Yener Bayramoğlu and María do Mar Castro Varela -- Chapter 10. Sympoietics: The co-mingling of creative agents / Rebekah Cupitt -- Afterword. Once upon a queer dream / Omar Kasmani

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Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, PDF ISBN 978-1-80539-862-2

Language: English

Subjects: Ethnology

Keywords: LGBT ; Transsexueller ; Queere Anthropologie ; Aufsatzsammlung