Titlebook: Women, Law and Culture; Conformity, Contradi Jocelynne A. Scutt Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Criminology.

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The Asymmetrical Representation of Gender in Islamic Family Lawising and materialising commodification of women’s sexual organs, yet the conflicting need for women to retain some financial support and independence, Shehada highlights the dilemma facing feminists in the struggle for reforms aiming to gain women equal rights under the law.

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No Place for a Woman: Harmful Practices, Religion and State Responsesow threaten to undo the gains that have been made. These new developments need to be urgently tackled, since they contribute to a climate that is conducive to the promotion of gender inequality and patriarchal power in minority communities.

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Modern Laws, Human Rights and Marginalisation of Courtesan and Transgender Performers in Indiatability’ for women in India. Anna Morcom traces the origins of professional female performers from hereditary groups of courtesans or dancing girls who did not marry, or males performing female roles. Male performers included transvestite female impersonators and men identifying as females—transgen

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Targeting Muslims Through Women’s Dress: The Niqab and the Psychological War against Muslims that essentialises and demonises them, the refusal to recognise verbal attacks on Muslims as race hatred and the condonation of insult as satire in the context of rising xenophobia, all demonstrate the necessity for a ‘real time’ analysis. Marked out by their clothing women, especially, have become

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War, Conflict and Gender Ideologies: Middle Eastern Images and Realitiesrves to objectify her. Significant in this is the relationship between patriarchy, orientalism and imperialism, and their intersectionality with religion, culture and the state. Western secular discourse characterises the Middle East by its subjugation and oppression of women (Bryan 2012). Yegenoglu

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