(En)Gendering the War on Terror

Abstract

Contents: Foreword, Cynthia Enloe Series Editors' Preface, Pauline Gardiner Barber, Jane Parapart and Marianne Marchand (En)gendered war stories and camouflaged politics, Krista Hunt and Kim Rygiel. Part I A War for/on Women's Rights: Post-9/11 Rescue Narratives: Between orientalism and fundamentalism: Muslim women and feminist engagement, Jasmin Zine 'Embedded Feminism' and the war on terror, Krista Hunt Benevolent invaders, heroic victims and depraved villains: white femininity in media coverage of the invasion of Iraq, Melisa Brittain Rescue in the age of Empire: children, masculinity, and the war on terror, Catherine V. Scott. Part II A War on/of Terror: The Politics Of Control: White nationalism, illegality and imperialism: border controls as ideology, Nandita Sharma Protecting and proving identity: the biopolitics of waging war through citizenship in the post-9/11 era, Kim Rygiel The headscarf debate: Muslim women in Europe and the 'War on Terror', Jane Freedman Is 'W' for women?, Zillah Eisenstein Bibliography Index.

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