Add to ORKGThe 2003 imperialist occupation of Iraq brought out the worst in the society, unleashing Islamist religious extremism, ethnic division, and misogyny, causing atrocities on women such as enslavement, trafficking and misogynist legislation. This research is based on personal experience of founding the Organization of Women’s Freedom in Iraq, a secular feminist organization to confront patriarchy and capitalism. The research begins with an analysis of the forced socio-political changes and proceeds to investigate the problematic of extreme patriarchal violence against women and demonstrates the ways in which feminists of the organization resisted and challenged patriarchy through establishing a network of women’s shelters. This research is a M...
The American occupation of Iraq, now widely acknowledged in many progressive and not-necessarily pro...
ABSTRACT: The current research includes a look at the participation of Iraqi women in the combat rol...
In the face of continued global instability, we must pursue alternative approaches to the status quo...
The 2003 imperialist occupation of Iraq brought out the worst in the society, unleashing Islamist re...
xi, 186 leaves ; 29 cm.Includes abstract.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 179-186).This t...
Has U.S military action liberated Iraqi women? What role have women played in the “new Iraq”? How ha...
The article examines the development of a women’s movement in Iraq since the invasion in 2003. It de...
Developing humanitarianism and humanitarian action has been influenced with the Post-Cold War as Hum...
Liberating third world, Muslim women from the clutches of oppressive Arab men has proven to be a pop...
This article examines the development of a women's movement in Iraq since the invasion in 2003. It d...
The proposed paper will explore the changing role of women and gender in Iraq from the 1950s pre-rev...
From 1990-2003, the United Nations, largely at the direction of the United States., enforced a stric...
This article explores the role of Iraqi women in reconstruction processes by contextualising the cur...
In the run-up to war in Iraq, the Bush administration assured the world that America's interest was ...
Nadje al-Ali challenges the myths and misconceptions which have dominated debates about Iraqi women,...
The American occupation of Iraq, now widely acknowledged in many progressive and not-necessarily pro...
ABSTRACT: The current research includes a look at the participation of Iraqi women in the combat rol...
In the face of continued global instability, we must pursue alternative approaches to the status quo...
The 2003 imperialist occupation of Iraq brought out the worst in the society, unleashing Islamist re...
xi, 186 leaves ; 29 cm.Includes abstract.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 179-186).This t...
Has U.S military action liberated Iraqi women? What role have women played in the “new Iraq”? How ha...
The article examines the development of a women’s movement in Iraq since the invasion in 2003. It de...
Developing humanitarianism and humanitarian action has been influenced with the Post-Cold War as Hum...
Liberating third world, Muslim women from the clutches of oppressive Arab men has proven to be a pop...
This article examines the development of a women's movement in Iraq since the invasion in 2003. It d...
The proposed paper will explore the changing role of women and gender in Iraq from the 1950s pre-rev...
From 1990-2003, the United Nations, largely at the direction of the United States., enforced a stric...
This article explores the role of Iraqi women in reconstruction processes by contextualising the cur...
In the run-up to war in Iraq, the Bush administration assured the world that America's interest was ...
Nadje al-Ali challenges the myths and misconceptions which have dominated debates about Iraqi women,...
The American occupation of Iraq, now widely acknowledged in many progressive and not-necessarily pro...
ABSTRACT: The current research includes a look at the participation of Iraqi women in the combat rol...
In the face of continued global instability, we must pursue alternative approaches to the status quo...