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Wendy HarcourtMakes visible the counter discourses to dominant economic and social policies.Addresses the key issues of feminist knowledge and practice - around identity, fundamentalisms, public spheres and social

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Post-What? Global Advocacy and Its Disconnects: The Cairo Legacy and the Post-2015 Agendaorganise actions across geographies and time. The advent of email and instant messaging, and the vastly improved telecommunications channels, have left behind the days of using up a few thousand reams of paper to fax each other strategies, updates and language recommendations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-1868-5ther municipalities (Soacha, Sibaté, Mosquera, Funza, Facatativá, Chía, Cota, Cajicá, Sopó and Zipaquirá). These districts are very close to Bogotá, and this proximity increases the tension between metropolitan and rural areas that has characterized the region since the twentieth century. Today, 14

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-0245-2nd 1980s when the autonomous feminist movement was one of the only ones that addressed these issues. Today the queer, sex worker and transgender movements are also working for gender and sexual justice and are important interlocutors for the autonomous feminist movement. In this chapter I examine mo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-0245-2who have the right to equality under the law. However, in this process of seeking legitimacy from the state, women’s bodies continue to be entangled between the normalizing and essentializing forces of nationalism which positions them as second-class citizens. Taking the case of a constitutional deb

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