Notas: Dakhlia sobre Túnez en su revolución difícil, y figuras emergentes del feminismo en Marruecos

• Maghreb Monthly Edition on Jadaliyya (November 2012)

  tags: monthly edition

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    • Página de jadaliyya sobre el Magreb con un artículo de Jocelyne Dakhlia
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     L’an I de la Révolution tunisienne ou les résurgences d’un passé qui divise Jocelyne Dakhlia's critique attempts to posit a "authentic" Tunisian identity.
     

• Signs of New Feminism? Promises of Morocco's February 20

  tags: signs feminism morocco february 20 février

  • 20 February movement
  • Amina Boughalbi
  • Association democratique des femmes du Maroc (ADFM)
  • Union de l’action feminine
  • counter-narrative to the overly sexist, patriarchal, and hyper-masculine public space that emerged out of feminist and academic assessments of the “Arab Spring” (Amar 2011, al-Tahaoui 2012).
  • mina is a twenty-year-old journalism student and a founding member of 20 February
  •  In a fashion similar to that of the Egyptian Asmae Mahfouz, Amina stated  “I am Moroccan and I will march on 20 February because I want freedom and equality for all Moroccans.” She was followed by a young man who stated “I am Moroccan. I am marching on February 20^th because I want all Moroccans to be equal.”
  • Khadija Riyadi, a long standing human rights and feminist activist
  • Tahani Madad
  • leftist party al-Talia,
  • Ligue marocaine pour les droits des femmes
  • Bamyeh on the Egyptian revolution and its leaderless character 2011
  • (Kamat 2004; Salime, 2007)
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    • Artículo sobre feminismo en Marruecos ligado al movimiento del 20 Febrero
  • Bayat, A. (2007). Making Islam Democratic: Social Movements and the Post-Islamist Turn. Stanford University Press
  • Salime, Zakia (2012). A New Feminism? Gender Dynamics in Morocco’s February 20^th Movement. Journal of International Women’s Studies

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