Murderous Inclusions

Jin Haritaworn · Adi Kuntsman · Silvia Posocco

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The aim of this Special Issue is to interrogate the intersection of violence and feminist and queer politics of inclusion. As critical voices within the ‘sexual citizenship’ debate have argued, mid...

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