Gender, political crises, and revolutions

Gender, political crises, and revolutions
Vol. 49, 2019/2 - pages
Pages 213 to 227

Gender and political crises: Analytical contributions and empirical possibilities

By Abir Kréfa, Sarah Barrières
Pages 229 to 242

Critiques of the gender order during the French Revolution

By Anne Verjus
Pages 243 to 260

The Tunisian LGBT movement: An effect of the revolution?

By Abir Kréfa
Pages 261 to 275

Backlash. Representations and practices of violence by women, Cairo, 2010–2015

By Perrine Lachenal
Pages 277 to 292

The sexual revolution of the 1960s: Intellectuals and students on a quest for subversion

By Blanche Plaquevent
Pages 293 to 309

Women trade unionists combatting the glass ceiling in (post-)revolutionary Tunisia

By Arbia Selmi
Pages 311 to 322

From informal networks to managerialization: A women’s association in (post-)revolutionary Tunisia

By Sélima Kebaïli
Pages 323 to 337

The organization of domestic workers in the wake of the Egyptian revolution

By Ranime Alsheltawy
Pages 339 to 355

The struggle of women workers during the Tunisian revolution: From resistance to disenchantment

By Sarah Barrières
Pages 357 to 371

“No women’s emancipation without revolution”: Gender in the Sandinista revolution

By Delphine Lacombe
Pages 373 to 389

Sexual liberation or “pressure to soothe these gentlemen?” Women’s perspectives on the 1968 period in France

By Lucile Ruault
Pages 391 to 406

Reading on the topic

Pages 407 to 419

“Non-parents” or how to become the parent of an absent child

By Vanessa Stettinger
Pages 421 to 434

Olfactory discomfort as a process of collective attachment

By François-Joseph Daniel
Pages 435 to 446

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