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Browsing FACULTY OF LAW & POLITICAL SCIENCE by Subject "Men"

Browsing FACULTY OF LAW & POLITICAL SCIENCE by Subject "Men"

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  • El-Helou, Rouba (Analize – Journal of Gender and Feminist Studies, 2019)
    This essay explores some directions for future research of media coverage of male refugees, particularly from Syria. I link the narration of refugee stories to their mobility, their loss of home, belonging, possessions, people and social networks. However, these stories also entail the discovery of new territories and locations, of families in transition, of men whose ongoing mobility constantly impacts their ability or inability to take care of their loved ones and thus live up to the prescribed roles of men in the constructed conservative society from which they came.
  • Sensenig, Eugene Richard (Analize – Journal of Gender and Feminist Studies, 2019)
    Based on the concept of ‘affectedness’ (or ‘Betroffenheit’, Mies 1978), this article attempts to demonstrate how all participants in research, education, and social activism in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) are impacted by the lack of a stable social environment, which is seen as the bedrock of scholarship by mainstream Northern theories and scientific methodologies. Researchers, academics and activists – as part of civil society – must deal with this intentional lack of security, social justice and freedom. In it we can recognize a form of elite-produced, and potentially indefinite, ...

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