Politik der Differenzen Ethnisierung, Rassismen und Antirassismus im weißen feministischen Aktivismus in Wien

The author deals with practices and debates on migration and ethnic differences, racism and anti-racism in the context of feminist activism in Vienna. In a longitudinal analysis from the 1980s to the 2010s, the work examines how white feminist activists negotiate powerful ethnicized differences - in...

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Main Author: Mayer, Stefanie
Format: eBook
Published: Leverkusen-Opladen Verlag Barbara Budrich 2018
Series:Politik und Geschlecht
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520 |a The author deals with practices and debates on migration and ethnic differences, racism and anti-racism in the context of feminist activism in Vienna. In a longitudinal analysis from the 1980s to the 2010s, the work examines how white feminist activists negotiate powerful ethnicized differences - in explicit speech as well as implicit action. Last but not least, the question is how these practices not only construct the 'other', but also produce the 'own'.