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In person icon Building: Faculty of Social Science, Floor: Ground Floor, Room: FDV-16
Thursday 17:00 - 18:30 CEST (07/07/2022)
This panel brings together scholars of gender and politics who focus on conflict, securutization and state repression. The questions that are tackled by the participants include the following: how conflict affects different outcomes for women and men? How does conflict affect feminist mobilization over time? Does the effect vary by region? What can queer and feminist theory teach us about torture? How can we conceptualize the connection between gender equality and criminal justice, particularly gender equality in prisons?
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Rooting, shifting and mobilizing: Women´s peacebuilding across differences in Georgia and Myanmar | View Paper Details |
| What Can Feminist and Queer Theory Teach Us About Torture? | View Paper Details |
| Comparative Mapping of Feminist Prison Systems Policies: A First Step | View Paper Details |
| Conflict and Feminist Mobilization: Global Trends from 1975 to 2015 | View Paper Details |