Julia Sachseder draws on extensive ethnographic research in in Colombia to shed light on structural forces that have rendered possible, yet invisible overt and structural violence.
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Read MoreThe editorial team reflect on editing the issue 22.1, “Feminism+Knowledge+Politics,” by asking the question: “What are the key contours of feminist knowledge production to you?”
Read MoreErika Biagin explores how the Arab Spring counter-revolutionary forces represent a major challenge for women who wish to maintain the gains made during national and revolutionary upheavals.
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