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Weaponising feminism for the “war on terror”, versus employing strategic silence

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Gender, Security, and Conflict Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence Historical Gender and Feminism Studies

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The post-9/11 period appears to constitute a paradox for feminists. On the one hand, Western societies are experiencing probably the most militarised moment since the Second World War. Brown Univer...

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