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Geschlechterpolitik in der arabischen Welt

Frauenrechte und politischer Wandel in Ägypten und Marokko

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Der arabische Frühling, der in der Region selbst meist als „Revolution“ oder „(Wieder-)Erwachen“ bezeichnet wird, hat zu einem Neuaufleben des medialen wie politischen Interesses am Thema Frauenrechte geführt. Zunächst schien die deutlich sichtbare Beteiligung von Frauen an den massenhaften Protesten ein Aufbrechen fest gefügter Geschlechterhierarchien und Geschlechterstereotype anzukündigen.

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Dennerlein, B., Farag, S. (2013). Geschlechterpolitik in der arabischen Welt. In: Schneiders, T. (eds) Der Arabische Frühling. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01174-1_9

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