L’accès des femmes à l’espace public : du local au national, de l’international au transnational. L’exercice de la responsabilité publique et les rapports de genre en Amérique lati... by Bérengère Marques-Pereira

“…We examine how women have acquired the capacity to have an impact on the public space, on balances of power and social relations – with a determination to change the latter as far as the feminist movements are concerned. This exercise of public responsibility can take three main aspects. …”
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From the Effects of Globalization on Women to Women’s Agency in Globalization by Elisabetta Ruspini

“…The paper further reflects on how global feminism is discussing globalization and addressing the challenges associated with its multi-dimensional nature, and on the role of transnational feminist movements in advancing women’s rights and gender equality issues beyond the nation-state.…”
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Social Protectionism, Transfered Mothering, and the Struggle for Reproductive Health by Suely Gomes Costa

“…It places both experience and theory in the long-range context of women’s history, gender relations and feminist movements. Feminist struggles and domesticity patterns reaffirm the home as the place par excellence of protectionist practices, something that prevented or delayed the advent of public protectionist systems. …”
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A subject оf the informative society: "body image", sport and "challenges" of corporality by Kozachynska V.V.

“…However the informative society destroys a bodiness in virtual realities, in feministic movements, in ecologcal crisis. So recognition of corporality as the integrant of humanity is important cultural factor of civilized development. …”
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Harmonia Rosales: la realidad histórica a través del sincretismo religioso en The Harvest by Paula Martínez Bernal

“…In the same way, she also questions the canon of beauty that this belief expansion established, proposing a diverse idea of holiness, beauty, and power linked to the black feminist movement…”
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REVIEW: Delving into the complexity of NZ documentary by Catherine Davis

“…Woven in, topics such as industrial unrest, feminist movements and Māori resurgence capture a sense of the contested versions of New Zealand depicted in these documentaries.…”
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Islamic feminist discourse: origins and development in the Muslim World by Muhamad Shukri, Abdul Salam

“…This paper traces the origins of the feminist discourse in the West and the different strands of this discourse so as to understand better the feminist debates and the root of Islamic feminist discourse within the feminist movements generally. It concludes that the concept of feminism, being a modern concept which has developed through different phases in the Western part of the world, like all isms in the modern world, the values it came to be associated with – especially in its radical form – is an antithesis of what Islam stands for and is thus not acceptable to many Muslims. …”
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Can a Patriarchal World Be Corrected by a Criminal Law? Feminist Struggles, Penal Justice and Legal Reform in France (1970–1980) by Jean Bérard

“…This article describes (1) the relationship between the demands made by feminist movements of the 1970s in cases of sexual violence and criticism of the criminal justice system by these movements and other groups, including the prisoners’ movement; and (2) the relationship between this debate and the legal process of reforming the definition and punishment of rape. …”
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Contro la guerra, contro il fascismo. Clara Zetkin tra lotte e memoria by Jacopo Romano ha conseguito la laurea triennale in Storia presso l’Università di Bologna con una tesi dal titolo Tecnologia bellica e reparti indigeni nelle colonie italiane: da Adwa alla Guerra d’Etiopia, relatrice Prof.ssa Karin Pallaver. Attualmente è iscritto al corso di laurea magistrale in Scienze Storiche dell’Università di Bologna.

“…The last part of this work will deal with some aspects of the reception Clara Zetkin had among scholars and feminist movements in the Western culture.…”
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Solidarité internationaliste et lutte des femmes : l’exemple de la mobilisation en Suisse en faveur du Nicaragua sandiniste (1978-1990) by Thomas Kadelbach

“…From the outset, feminist activism has been an important pillar of this mobilization, confirming the many links between internationalist solidarity and the new feminist movements that emerged in the wake of May 1968. …”
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Vrouwees: perspektiewe in die meer onlangse Afrikaanse poësie en prosa by R. Marais

“…The study is conducted against the background of certain tendencies in feminist movements in Europe, Britain and the United States of America as well as views pronounced in the writings (both literary and feminist) of a number of feminist writers in Europe, Britain and the USA. …”
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The Applicability of Maria da Penha Law From a Feminist Reading and Criticism of Human Rights by Paulo Cesar Correa Borges, Marcela Dias Barbosa

“…The construction of an egalitarian and horizontal social body exceeds the strictly formal barriers and reach the popular struggles and feminist movements that demand a culture of freedom, autonomy and dignity for all men and women alike.…”
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Underground Pedagogy of Hope? by Louise Barrière

“…Drawing on former research on grrrl zines activism, I question the influence of bell hooks’ “pedagogy of hope” on punk-feminist movements. In a first approach, I demonstrate how German punk-feminist festivals foster a hopeful activism, which aims to transform both the independent music scenes and the society at large. …”
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Statutul femeii în Coran și în Vechiul Testament: aspecte comparative by Daniel Nițulescu

“…This status of the woman created after „imago Dei” should not be confused with modern feminist movements. The most important human right is access to salvation through Christ. …”
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“EMPODERAMENTO”: fundamentos históricos e ideológicos e práxis política feminista by Lívia de Cássia Godoi Moraes

“…The purpose of this article is to present the historical and ideological foundations of the term “empowerment”, approaching the roots and functions that “empowerment” fulfills in the political strategies proposed by feminist movements since the 1980s. An important part of the anti-oppressive feminist project, the notion of “empowerment” spread rapidly in the 1990s and became a “fashionable word”. …”
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Un écoféminisme à la française ? Les liens entre mouvements féministe et écologiste dans les années 1970 en France by Isabelle Cambourakis

“…This article reconsiders the period following the events of May 1968 in France, the re-emergence of the ecologist and feminist movements and the attempt to bring them together through a systematic analysis of ecologist (La Gueule ouverte and Le Sauvage) and feminist (Sorcières, des femmes en mouvement, etc.) magazines, together with interviews carried out with journalists and activists. …”
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Procreación consciente: de la maternidad natural a la maternidad responsable (editorial) by Josefina Goberna Tricas

“…A few years later, feminist movements and the idea of women’s emancipation emerged, vindicating their capacity for decision in the face of marriage and motherhood and raising the right of women to a conscious and chosen motherhood. …”
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Statutul femeii în Coran și în Vechiul Testament: aspecte comparative by Daniel Nițulescu

“…This status of the woman created after „imago Dei” should not be confused with modern feminist movements. The most important human right is access to salvation through Christ. …”
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The narration of ego identity achievement in “The Beggar Maid” by Esfahani, Mehdi Hassanian, Talif, Rosli

“…Since the publication, Munro’s “The Beggar Maid: Stories of Flo and Rose” (1978) has been examined from various aspects, and more commonly considered to be a representation of social changes and/or feminist movements. In this paper and from a new perspective, the authors critically read the story as a narration of psychosocial development and ego identity achievement of its protagonist. …”
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The digital dynamics of social movements: the case of #MeToo by Au, H

“…Finally, Article III foregrounds the importance of collective memory in shaping societal change and influencing future feminist movements, examining the digital collective memories of #MeToo formed across a variety of platforms and languages, from Wikipedia, TikTok, YouTube, to curated archives. …”