Search Results for transnational feminism

..., affect theory, sound studies and transnational feminism, this chapter conceptualises music as both testimony and resistance. It introduces key analytical tools, such as grievability, affective publics, acoustic citizenship and feminist soundscapes, to show how artists and activists transform mourning...

... . In Institutional transformations (pp. 118 – 133 ). Routledge . Bridgeman , J. ( 2013 ). Relational vulnerability, care and dependency . In Vulnerabilities, care and family law (pp. 199 – 215 ). Routledge . Butler , J. ( 1999 ). Gender trouble: Feminism and the subversion of identity...

... and gender-based violence. Purpose of the Book Feminist musical activism femicide gender-based violence affective publics cultural and affective citizenship feminist soundscapes transnational feminism memory mourning Abstract This conclusion examines how feminist musical practices in Spain...

... la violencia contra las mujeres . Anthropos Editorial . Bosch , E. , Ferrer , V. A. , & Gili , M. ( 1999 ). Historia de la misoginia . Anthropos . Butler , J. ( 1990 ). Gender trouble: Feminism and the subversion of identity . Routledge . Cabezas Fernández...

... to reconsider resilience as a construct . About Campus: Enriching the Student Learning Experience , 29 ( 1 ), 20 – 28 . Hall , K. M. Q. ( 2020 ). Naming a transnational black feminist framework: Writing in darkness . Routledge . Hall , P. Q. , & Hall , K. M. Q. ( 2020...

... and Social Media, 18 , 43 – 56 . 10.1609/icwsm.v18i1.31296 Anastasi , S. ( 2025 ). Misogyny beyond borders: A cross-linguistic corpus assisted analysis of transnational incel communities [Ph.D. thesis, University of Genova ]. https://iris.unige.it/handle/11567/1254357 Anastasi , S...

... . Fournier , L. ( 2020 ). Fermenting feminism as methodology and metaphor: Approaching transnational feminist practices through microbial transformation . Environmental Humanities , 12 ( 1 ), 88 – 112 . 10.1215/22011919-8142220 Gordon , A. ( 2008 ). Ghostly matters: Haunting...

...-3514.93.4.600 Valoy , P. ( 2015, June 8 ). Transnational feminism: Why feminist activism needs to think globally . https://everydayfeminism.com/2015/01/why-we-need-transnational-feminism/ van Engen , M. L. , & Willemsen , T. M. ( 2004 ). Sex and leadership styles: A meta...

... political debate. The creation of the Instituto de la Mujer (Women’s Institute) in 1983 by the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party ( PSOE ) – which included several prominent feminist activists – marked the institutionalisation of feminism within the Spanish state. This development, alongside the grassroots...

... reckoning. The feminist re-politicisation of Greek music can therefore be understood as part of a transnational movement, resonating with Latin American and Southern European contexts where art functions as both commemoration and resistance. Music’s accessibility allows it to bypass linguistic, class...

... reports . https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/corporate-responsibility/reports-hub Polletta , F. , Boka , D. , Martínez , C. , & Ogaki , M. ( 2025 ). Social movements in the commercial public sphere: How women’s magazines popularized second-wave feminism . American Journal...

..., a transnational rule, a court judgment, or an international institution can each enhance democracy rather than thwart it. For example, obedience to human rights norms that minimally protect minority interests ( Mayerfeld, 2009 ) or multilateral institutions that help guard against capture of government...

...-in-opposition . In P. Maclaran , L. Stevens , & O. Kravets (Eds.), The Routledge companion to marketing and feminism (pp. 420 – 433 ). Routledge . 10.4324/9781003042587-33 Davis , M. S. ( 1971 ). That’s interesting! Towards a phenomenology of sociology and a sociology...

...Abstract This chapter examines the evolution of gender equality measures at the University of Malta, tracing key changes driven by institutional, national, and transnational influences. Historically, the University was a masculine stronghold, with minimal female representation until the 20th...

... later found out that we both worked with Black feminism, in different fields. Melchor’s first book was “Naming a transnational Black feminist framework: Writing in darkness” ( Hall, 2020 ), based on her work in an indigenous Garifuna community in Honduras; and Marla’s dissertation in education explored...

... , 31 , 100633 . 10.1016/j.ijgfs.2022.100633 Ferguson , P. , & Fine , G. A. ( 2008 ). Sociology at the stove . Contexts , 7 ( 1 ), 59 – 61 . Gillis , S. , & Hollows , J. ( 2009 ). Introduction . In S. Gillis & J. Hollows (Eds.), Feminism...

...References References Agrawala , S. ( 1998 ). Structural and process history of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change . Climatic Change , 39 , 621 – 642 . Bartley , T. ( 2007 ). Institutional emergence in an era of globalization: The rise of transnational private...