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Cristian Norocel

Ov Cristian Norocel

Director of Doctoral Studies | Docent | Senior lecturer

Cristian Norocel

Problems of Post-Communism: The Dis/Articulation of Anti-Gender Politics in Eastern Europe

Other contributions

  • Ov Cristian Norocel
  • David Paternotte

Summary, in English

This special issue examines anti-gender politics in the specific geographical and cultural space of Eastern Europe. It investigates whether the region is just another battlefield for anti-gender politics, or a unique setting for specific developments and strategies, looking at the impact and the legacy of specific historical experiences, sociological and cultural characteristics. The contributions map out these complex developments, examining Czechia, Georgia, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, the Russian Federation, Slovakia, and Ukraine. In this manner, this special issue attempts both to unravel taken-for-granted and all-encompassing conceptual frameworks concerning anti-gender politics, and to articulate a more nuanced picture of these mobilizations.

Department/s

  • LU Profile Area: Human rights
  • Department of Gender Studies

Publishing year

2023

Language

English

Publication/Series

Problems of Post-Communism

Volume

70

Issue

2

Document type

Editor for a journal

Publisher

M. E. Sharpe

Topic

  • Political Science (excluding Public Administration Studies and Globalization Studies)
  • Gender Studies
  • Social Sciences Interdisciplinary

Keywords

  • Eastern Europe
  • Anti-gender campaigns
  • radical right populism
  • illiberalism
  • religion and politics

Status

Published

Project

  • An ethnographic exploration of anti-genderism: ideas, identities and political practices in the Nordic region

ISBN/ISSN/Other

  • ISSN: 1075-8216