Four reasons why Gender Studies has changed because of illiberal attacks, and why it matters

Andrea Peto

Four reasons why Gender Studies has changed because of illiberal attacks, and why it matters

Department of Gender Studies

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Systematic and systemic attacks on Gender Studies are part of anti-gender campaigns and online public harassment, associated with the anti-gender movement, a nationalist, neoconservative response to the triple crisis (migration, financial and security). These illiberal attacks are gaining much support all over Europe.

Original language	English
Publisher	Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung
State	Published - 3 May 2021

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