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Nationalism typically has sprung from masculinized memory, masculinized humiliation and masculinized hope. – Cynthia Enloe, Bananas, Beaches and Bases

Nationalism typically has sprung from masculinized memory, masculinized humiliation and masculinized hope. – Cynthia Enloe, Bananas, Beaches and Bases

by Genderhub | 12 Aug 2021 | Blog

Introduction The radical remark by Cynthia Enloe calls into question the intricate relationship between nationalism and gender. It has often been argued that women are excluded from the making of masculine nation-states. The aim of this article is to question this...
Against the odds: Sustaining feminist momentum in post-war Bosnia-Herzegovina By Cynthia Cockburn

Against the odds: Sustaining feminist momentum in post-war Bosnia-Herzegovina By Cynthia Cockburn

by Genderhub | 21 Jul 2021 | Blog

Cockburn, C. 2013. “Against the Odds: Sustaining Feminist Momentum in Post-war Bosnia Herzegovina.” Women’s Studies International Forum. 37 (1): 26–35.   Introduction The work of civil society has been instrumental in building resilience and solidarity in the...
A Comparative Analysis of the Data on Western Foreign Fighters in Syria and Iraq: Who Went and Why?

A Comparative Analysis of the Data on Western Foreign Fighters in Syria and Iraq: Who Went and Why?

by Genderhub | 4 Apr 2021 | Blog

Introduction This report offers a concise, comprehensive, and critical overview of the empirical findings available on the background and possible motivations of the young Western men and women who became jihadist foreign fighters in Syria and Iraq. The findings were...
ISIS And Sexual Terrorism: Scope, Challenges And The (Mis)use of the Label ~ Christophe Paulussen

ISIS And Sexual Terrorism: Scope, Challenges And The (Mis)use of the Label ~ Christophe Paulussen

by Genderhub | 27 Mar 2021 | Blog

“Rape has been used throughout history as a weapon of war. I never thought I would have something in common with women in Rwanda – before all this, I didn’t know that a country called Rwanda existed – and now I am linked to them in the worst possible way, as a victim...
Lisa Smith: Revisiting the tale of an Irish Jihadi Bride

Lisa Smith: Revisiting the tale of an Irish Jihadi Bride

by Genderhub | 29 Sep 2021 | Radical Violence and Femininity

The story of an Irish woman named Lisa Smith remains an enigma and a case of serious deliberation. Lisa Smith is a known example of a woman who travelled to Syria for joining ISIS. Smith converted to Islam in 2005 and travelled to Syria in 2015 to embrace the...

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  • Nationalism typically has sprung from masculinized memory, masculinized humiliation and masculinized hope. – Cynthia Enloe, Bananas, Beaches and Bases
  • Against the odds: Sustaining feminist momentum in post-war Bosnia-Herzegovina By Cynthia Cockburn
  • A Comparative Analysis of the Data on Western Foreign Fighters in Syria and Iraq: Who Went and Why?
  • ISIS And Sexual Terrorism: Scope, Challenges And The (Mis)use of the Label ~ Christophe Paulussen
  • Interview with Izzy Kamikaze: Protesting Right Wing Radicals in Ireland, an LGBTQ+ Activist Perspective
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