[Commlist] New issue of Conjunctions published

New issue
Conjunctions. Transdisciplinary Journal of Cultural Participation
Vol 7, No 1
https://www.conjunctions-tjcp.com//issue/view/8656

This special issue of Conjunctions is edited by Louise Fabian and Louise 
Yung Nielsen and bears the title Feminism, Gender, Social Movements and 
Everyday Resistance. It explores how feminism and women’s movements have 
made a substantial impact on different societies and cultures all over 
the world and have inspired the protest repertoires and analytical 
frameworks of both social movements and more informal forms of everyday 
resistance. Recurring themes in the contributions to this special issue 
are ‘mediatised activism’, ‘mobilisation of affect’, ‘online misogyny 
and reactionary movements of the far right’, ‘the body as a political 
site’ and ‘citizenship and the rights to have rights’. The issue ends 
with Nico Carpentier’s response to a book review by Peter Dahlgren in 
the previous issue of Conjunctions.


Editorial / Introduction

Introduction Gendering Social Movements and Everyday Activism
Louise Fabian, Louise Yung Nielsen

Peer Reviewed Research Articles: Theme Section

Where Have All the Normal Men and Women Gone? The Representation of 
Masculinity and Femininity in the Anti-Feminist Discourses of the 
Women’s Far Right Organisation Angry Mothers
Eva Svatoňová

Strategic Cyberbullying and the Reorganisation of Political Culture 
Interfacial Refrains, Intensities and @RealDonaldTrump
Jonas Fritsch, Jette Kofoed, Camilla Møhring Reestorff

“Making Sense” Aesthetic Counterpowers in Activist Media Practices
Christoph Brunner

Everyday Activism and Resistance by Minority Women in Denmark
Louise Rognlien, Sophia Kier-Byfield

Project, Practice Based and/or Activist Articles (Not Reviewed)

Between Borders and Bombs The Existence and Resistance of the Sahrawi 
Territory through the Bodies of Sahrawi Women
Valeria Ysunza

Everyone Should be Fatactivists or Fat-allies
Dina Almlund

The Anti-Feminism of the Far-Right Imageboard Terrorists
Maia Kahlke Lorentzen, Kevin Shakir

Deconstructing Straight Citizenship A Genealogy of Modern Danish 
Citizenship’s Heteronormative Foundations

Review and Dialogue Section

Putting a Non-Essentialist Ontology to Work A Response to Peter 
Dahlgren’s Review of The Discursive-Material Knot: Cyprus in Conflict 
and Community Media Participation
Nico Carpentier





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New MA program on Media and Area Studies
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New special issue:
Rescuing Participation
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New article:
Communicating Academic Knowledge Beyond the Written Academic Text
https://ijoc.org/index.php/ijoc/article/view/13438
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