El 'mainstreaming' de género en las políticas sobre drogas by Aránzazu Fernández Rodríguez

“…</p><p>As regards to the design and implementation of such policies, the pressure of the feminist movement emerged in the sixties was crucial for States to be encouraged to change their discriminatory activities and to initiate a process of incorporation women and their specific needs in the public agenda.…”
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INDONESIAN MUSLIM WOMEN IN CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL CONTESTATIONS: Challenges to Gender Mainstreaming Policy in The 2019 Elections by Bani Syarif Maula

“…However, affirmative policies to meet gender quotas do not only benefit those who have gender equality agendas, but also those who stand with the anti-feminist movement that represents the voices of conservative groups. …”
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Estratégia de articulação e estratégia de aliança: possibilidades para a luta política by Marco Aurélio Máximo Prado, Frederico Alves Costa

“…We interviewed leaderships of groups from the feminist movement (World March of Women - MMM), the afrobrazilian movement (Black Active - NA), the peasant movement (Landless Rural Workers Movement - MST), the trade union movement (Central Union of Workers - CUT), the Movement of Unemployed Workers (MTD) and the Popular Brigades (BP). …”
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Los puentes de Madison: una mirada de género by Sonia Herrera Sánchez

“…Abstract: Beyond the stereotyped used of romantic love and drama on Clint Eastwood’s film The Bridges of Madison County are also shown and questioned family strategies and gender roles of rural women in the 1960s at United States through their lifes and established social relations. Dealing with feminist movement key issues as motherhood, female sexuality, identity, or the double work time on the agricultural sector and making extensive use of audiovisual language, the filmed adaptation of the novel written by Robert James Waller focuses on (either deliberately or accidentaly) the taboos of the time women and gender mandates they sould assume. …”
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Degenerificando as organizações? A emergência das redes pós-feministas. / Degendering organizations? The emergence of postfeminist networks by Pedro J. Coelho Júnior, Edvalter B. Holz, Raquel C. Sajonc, Audrey S. Hein

“…They are related to a claimed distance from feminism and even a disdain for the feminist movement. They also do not consider the intersections between gender and other social markers of difference, such as race, class, and sexuality. …”
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A Comparative Study of the Novel Kharej Al-Jasad from the Efaf Al-Batayeneh and Kowli Kenar -e- Atash by Moniro Ravanipour; Based on Feminist elements by Vahab Moradian, Mostafa Sobhani Yegani, Ardeshir Sadreddini

“…Components of the feminist movement have been used to reread and explore the views of the two authors.   3. …”
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Feminist Theory Reveals a Need for Justice over Autonomy in Research Ethics by Alix E. Masters

“…Radical feminist theory, a line of thought emerging out of the second-wave feminist movement, specifically has grappled with the concept of “consent” and “free-choice” under uneven power structures.  …”
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Peace without women does not go! The Colombian peace process from a gender perspective by Dhayana Carolina Fernández Matos, María Nohemí González-Martínez

“…In response, women's and feminist movements raised their voices to press the government for inclusion in the process. …”
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This is what feminisms look likeLutter contre les violences sexuelles, (re)présenter un sujet politique by Pauline Delage

“…Characterized by their diversity, the feminist movements which denounce violence have undergone transformations; for instance, their political approaches and modes of action have been renewed since the 1990s. …”
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Sportswomen and Digital Media: Case Study of “Dream Crazier” Campaign by Liu Xiaotong

“…The article focuses on popular feminist movements about sportswomen with the example of Nike’s movement “Dream Crazier”. …”
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Mulher-Hulk - de raivosa monstra à bem humorada advogada: Pós-Feminismo nos Quadrinhos dos anos de 1980 by Savio Queiroz Lima

“…Without media visibility and the wear and tear of internal conflicts, the feminist movements tended, at the end of the 1980s, towards a more liberal and individualist philosophical stance, constructing an optimistic and autonomous female representation that served as a mold for the construction of the new She-Hulk. …”
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From History of theNoblemen of the History of the Neglected Women: The reasons for the late Creation of Woman`s Historigraphy by Simin Fasihi

“…The general answer to the main question of the article, which the responsibility for analysis in  placed in the last section of the article, is  look for negligence of the  schools of historiography (political, cultural and social) in regards to  subject of women on  one side and women's awareness towards their rights,and the woman`s rights being placed at the center, resulted from the creation of the feminist movements on other side. The negligence of the schools of historiography is believed o be the main reason for the late creation of the woman`s historiography and  feminist movements is considered as the foremost cause for the creation of this historiography  and grounds for it  has each been described indetail analyzed.…”
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Recalling the Past Within a Social Network’s Collective Memory Work: How Did Korean Twitter Users Shape #Equal_Punishment_for_Equal _Crime From Their Experiences? by Hyewon Kang, Hae Won Kim, Giyeon Baek, Dongsook Park

“…This study provides an under-researched context of digital mnemonic practices and the logic of connective actions by analyzing feminist movements in South Korea.…”
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The parrhesia in Sophocles’ Antigone and the resignification in the figure of Luisa Luisi by María Soledad Álvez

“…Grauert, updating the Antigone myth as a symbol of rebellion, and connected to the feminist movements of the early 20th century.…”
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Former east, former west: Post-socialist nostalgia and feminist genealogies in today’s Europe by Bonfiglioli Chiara

“…The narrative about Yugoslavia being closer to Western Europe and to Western European feminist movements in the 1970s, in comparison to today’s marginalization of post-Yugoslav successor states, indicates that changes in gender regimes are deeply connected to shifts in ideological and geopolitical relations, including the shifting boundaries of Europe after 1989. …”
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The feminisms in the 21st century. Plurality of thoughts by María Rosa Luengo González, Prudencia Gutiérrez Esteban

“…In this paper are described the different feminist movements and brings our views on the issues that feminists are focusing nowadays, reflecting about what are the challenges and elements that are influencing on its evolution. …”
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Social movements, community feminism and their contributions to building of democracy in Colombia by Piero Emmanuel Silva Arce

“…At the same time the construction of feminist movements from the French Revolution will be addressed. …”
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"There Will Be No Agroecology Without Feminism": The Brazilian Case by Héloïse Prévost, Gema Galgani Silveira Leite Esmeraldo, Hélène Guetat-Bernard

“…In a context of a changing climate and the advancement of corporate agriculture, this essay analyses the Brazilian case to create awareness about the importance of rural women and feminist movements in food security and agroecology. This essay discusses women’s role in smallholder’s production, agrobiodiversity and agroecology.…”
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Avortement, dépénalisation et droit à la vie du fœtus : le cas coréen au prisme de l’exemple japonais by Isabelle Konuma

“…In this article we analyze Yang’s article in a comparative logic with the eugenic regime and the penalization of abortion in Japan, as well as with the development of feminist movements and the disabled movements.…”
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The Nationalist Critique of Female Double Suicide in Colonial Korea by Leighanne Yuh, Claudia Soddu

“…We also examine the response of the feminist movements, or lack thereof, and the development of the ideological conflict between feminist and nationalist movements. …”
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