Mulher-Hulk - de raivosa monstra à bem humorada advogada: Pós-Feminismo nos Quadrinhos dos anos de 1980 by Savio Queiroz Lima

“…With the weakening of the women's movements at the end of the 1970s and a renewed conservative uprising, new issues and representations culminated in what Susan Bolotin called post-feminism. …”
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Reviewing the role of women pastoralist in conflicts in the Horn of Africa by Kenneth Victor Odary, Everlyne Komba, Walter Nyamato

“…Further, the emerging spaces occupied by women led conflict mediation has yet to challenge institutionalized discrimination of both traditional and contemporary systems by way of strong women movements. Therefore the study recommends the need for policies that support more inclusivity including adoption of better integration and harnessing of conflict mechanisms to benefit women. …”
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Taktik Kampung Batik Telaga dalam Pemberdayaan Ekonomi Perempuan by Syifa Fauziah, Rohmanur Aziz, Putri Diesy Fitriani

“…Gender grouping and patriarchy systems that encroach on women hinder women's movements in the public sphere. Due to these problems, Batik villages have become a place for empowering women to balance the role and function of women in the public sector without neglecting their role in the domestic sphere. …”
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Universalism and the law of sport: Muslim women negotiating sports leadership by Radzi, M.W.

“…Women issues on the other hand took shape amidst the typically patriarchal policy development processes, whether it is within the religious, socio-leqal, cultural, economic or political context. In the study of women movements, few could draw much attention and intrigue more than the study of Muslim women. …”
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Aborto y Parlamento: un estudio sobre Brasil, Uruguay y Argentina Aborto e Parlamento: um estudo sobre Brasil, Uruguai e Argentina Abortion and Parliament: a study on Brazil, Urugu... by Maria Isabel Baltar da Rocha, Susana Rostagnol, María Alicia Gutiérrez

“…It also involved a number of other interventions, such as action by women's movements and positions taken by physicians' associations and other social actors during the 1990s and the first years of the 21st century. …”
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The Nationalist Critique of Female Double Suicide in Colonial Korea by Leighanne Yuh, Claudia Soddu

“…However, as this analysis has shown, it was dismissed as a personal and trivial matter compared with the urgent public issue of national liberation. The rise of women's movements in Korea, fueled by a small clique of educated women, was ultimately subsumed by the nationalist movement and relegated to the realm of the private and inconsequential.…”
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Thanthai Periyar: His Resolutions and Rights for the Emancipation of Women in Tamil Society by Dr. I. Elangovan

“…In this paper, an attempt is made to enlighten Thanthai Periyar’s resolutions and rights on women's emancipation struggled for the emancipation of women movements, widow remarriages, love marriages, self-respect marriages, education and employment, women rights, rights of women in house and society and property rights of women.…”
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Las jóvenes y el feminismo: ¿Indiferencia o compromiso? Young women and feminism: indifference or commitment? by Oralia Gómez-Ramírez, Luz Verónica Reyes Cruz

“…Our central purpose consists of analyzing whether there are young feminist women and, if so, what their participation and role in the Mexican feminist and women's movements are. We argue that while feminism has undoubtedly impacted young women's lives, only a small number of them self-identifies as feminists. …”
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SOCIAL PROTEST IN INDIA by S. I. Lunev

“…There are different categories of social protest in India: peasant movements; scheduled castes' (Dalits, the former untouchables) movements; anti-corruption movements; environmental movements; backward caste movements; women's movements; tribal movements; industrial proletariat movements; students' movements; middle class movements; human rights movements. …”
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Ekologia rodziny w kontekście współczesnego społeczeństwa by Wojciech Bołoz

“…The factors that lead to the abandonment of a traditional model of the family are: change of the women’s position in the social structure, equal rights, economic independence, separating sexual activity from reproduction, the impact of women movements and diminished meaning of the purpose of a marriage - reproduction. …”
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De la institucionalización de los asuntos de las mujeres en el Estado Argentino y algunos de los avatares, entre los ochenta y los noventa by Josefina Leonor Brown

“…It supposes to consider the relation between feminist and women movements and State in the stage of institutionalization of women gender questions in a period in which not only the power of social movements was decreasing but the State has restricted its social policies due to the impact of neoliberalism and conservatism.…”
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Maternity care for trafficked women: Survivor experiences and clinicians' perspectives in the United Kingdom's National Health Service. by Debra Bick, Louise M Howard, Sian Oram, Cathy Zimmerman

“…Survivors and clinicians described service challenges, including restrictions placed on women's movements by traffickers, poor knowledge on how to access maternity care, poor understanding of healthcare entitlements and concerns about confidentiality. …”
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Social Movements Facing the Processes of Globalization: Beyond the Paradigms of Class and Identity by Verónica Alfaro

“…Neither do they articulate their protests only in terms of identity and recognition-such as women's movements did in the 1960s. Social movements are now most commonly organized around a discourse that combines those two dimensions. …”
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Antimafia e movimenti delle donne. Protagoniste, culture e linguaggi by Alessandra Dino

“…Observing, from a diachronic perspective, the contexts and the associated forms of fighting mafia, the presence of women, even though numerous at times, struggles to find long-lasting structured forms and rather amounts to a place for the occasional expression of original communicational forms and fighting means which differ for their harmony with everyday life, the sphere of subjectivity and the biographical dimension. Keywords: women movements; mafia/antimafia; forms of communication; gender studies; violence…”
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Violencia contra las mujeres. Su análisis desde documentos legales en el Ecuador by María Paula Villacrés Salas, Sabina Lorena Gamboa Vargas

“…Thus, in response to the high rates of violence and the historical struggle of women's movements, in 2018 the Organic Law to Prevent and Eradicate Violence Against Women was enacted, which designates the Comprehensive National System for the Prevention and Eradication of violence against women, its members together with their respective attributions. …”
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Paism: um marco na abordagem da saúde reprodutiva no Brasil The Program for Integrated Women's Health Care (PAISM): a landmark in the approach to reproductive health in Brazil by Maria José Martins Duarte Osis

“…This helps explain why women's movements in Brazil immediately began to struggle to see it properly implemented. …”
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Notas epistemológicas en torno a la política de cifras de la violencia contra las mujeres by Cecilia Varela, Catalina Trebisacce

“…In this paper we aim to address the politics of numbers displayed by women's movements in Argentina in the last decade about violence against women. …”
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Women’s movement and media representation in contemporary Iran by Kobra, Mohammadpour Kachalami

“…This study was guided by three research questions: 1) What is the current state (2015 and early 2016) of women movement in Iran/ in the context of Iranian political system? …”
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TARİHÎ SÜREÇTE TÜRK KADINI İMGESİNİN SOSYAL BİLGİLER GÜNCEL DERS KİTAPLARINA YANSIMALARI by Hülya ÇELİK

“…In the late Ottoman period, women movements are mentioned. During the National Struggle term, women are emphasized as sacrifice and warrior. …”
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Trabalho familiar: uma categoria esquecida de análise Family work: a forgotten category of analysis by Maria Ignez S. Paulilo

“…The rise of various rural women's movements in Brazil has questioned the "victim" status normally attached to such women, to the degree that they have proved to be true social "actors". …”
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