International audienceTaking as case study the city of Ibadan, in south-west Nigeria, at the end of the colonial period (1947-1957), the author focuses on the analysis of women’s collective mobilizations. They represent a privileged point of view to study the kind of organisation Nigerian women gave themselves in order to negotiate greater independence in both the socio-economic and political spheres. The author draws attention more specifically to the complexity of these negotiations when they involved calling into question the gender attributions of that period, namely the concept of femininity, based on the social role of housewives, mothers and wives. The study of women’s strategies and speeches shows the fields where they were able to ...
This paper asks the question, what was the political agency of women during pre-colonial, anti-colon...
When the war between Morocco and Mauritania in one side and the Polisario Front in the other began i...
International audienceThe first self-declared Nigerian feminist organization was founded under the n...
International audienceTaking as case study the city of Ibadan, in south-west Nigeria, at the end of ...
En examinant le cas de la ville d’Ibadan, au sud-ouest du Nigéria, à l’époque coloniale tardive (194...
Le Nigéria en mouvement(s), revient sur le parcours de onze mouvements féminins et féministes nigéri...
International audienceIn 1956, the revision of the Nigerian Constitution was seen by the Women Movem...
This paper focuses on a review of Nigerian women's political activity, particularly their aspiration...
Women’s activism within various ethnic groups in Nigeria dates back to the pre-colonial era, with no...
La problématique des femmes en rapport avec le développement était quasi inexistante voire même impe...
Abstract: The paper reviews the history of Nigerian Women's suppression. From an earlier focus...
At the end of the Algerian war of independence and the impeding return of Charles de Gaulle as Frenc...
Depuis les années 1970, les recherches portant sur la place des femmes dans les mouvements sociaux p...
Prejudiced gendered cultural arrangements have continued to either restrict or exclude contemporary ...
Abstract Prejudiced gendered cultural arrangements have continued to either restrict or exclude con...
This paper asks the question, what was the political agency of women during pre-colonial, anti-colon...
When the war between Morocco and Mauritania in one side and the Polisario Front in the other began i...
International audienceThe first self-declared Nigerian feminist organization was founded under the n...
International audienceTaking as case study the city of Ibadan, in south-west Nigeria, at the end of ...
En examinant le cas de la ville d’Ibadan, au sud-ouest du Nigéria, à l’époque coloniale tardive (194...
Le Nigéria en mouvement(s), revient sur le parcours de onze mouvements féminins et féministes nigéri...
International audienceIn 1956, the revision of the Nigerian Constitution was seen by the Women Movem...
This paper focuses on a review of Nigerian women's political activity, particularly their aspiration...
Women’s activism within various ethnic groups in Nigeria dates back to the pre-colonial era, with no...
La problématique des femmes en rapport avec le développement était quasi inexistante voire même impe...
Abstract: The paper reviews the history of Nigerian Women's suppression. From an earlier focus...
At the end of the Algerian war of independence and the impeding return of Charles de Gaulle as Frenc...
Depuis les années 1970, les recherches portant sur la place des femmes dans les mouvements sociaux p...
Prejudiced gendered cultural arrangements have continued to either restrict or exclude contemporary ...
Abstract Prejudiced gendered cultural arrangements have continued to either restrict or exclude con...
This paper asks the question, what was the political agency of women during pre-colonial, anti-colon...
When the war between Morocco and Mauritania in one side and the Polisario Front in the other began i...
International audienceThe first self-declared Nigerian feminist organization was founded under the n...