Seventh European Feminist Research Conference, Utrecht, Netherlands
4 June 2009 - 4 June 2009
Netherlands
The Seventh European Feminist Research Conference will be held in Utrecht, Netherlands, from 4 to 7 June.
The conference reflects the diversity of gender and women's studies, encompassing interdisciplinary perspectives on imagination, knowledge and politics. A focus will be on the way in which imagination, knowledge and politics inform gendered cultures in contemporary Europe.
Overarching themes will include the following:
- 'Imagination: art and politics';
- 'Feminism in post-secular Europe';
- 'Global connections: migration, consumption and politics';
- 'Sexuality: public, private and beyond';
- 'War and violence';
- 'Media and technology: the politics of representation';
- 'Multi-ethnic Europe: identities, boundaries and communities';
- 'Stories to tell: fiction, history and memory';
- 'Generations in feminism: women's movements of past, present and future';
- 'Cultures of knowledge: sciences, humanities and gender';
- 'Social & economic Europe: geographies of work and care'.
The organisers are expecting more than 500 participants from inside and outside of Europe.For further information, please click:
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The conference reflects the diversity of gender and women's studies, encompassing interdisciplinary perspectives on imagination, knowledge and politics. A focus will be on the way in which imagination, knowledge and politics inform gendered cultures in contemporary Europe.
Overarching themes will include the following:
- 'Imagination: art and politics';
- 'Feminism in post-secular Europe';
- 'Global connections: migration, consumption and politics';
- 'Sexuality: public, private and beyond';
- 'War and violence';
- 'Media and technology: the politics of representation';
- 'Multi-ethnic Europe: identities, boundaries and communities';
- 'Stories to tell: fiction, history and memory';
- 'Generations in feminism: women's movements of past, present and future';
- 'Cultures of knowledge: sciences, humanities and gender';
- 'Social & economic Europe: geographies of work and care'.
The organisers are expecting more than 500 participants from inside and outside of Europe.For further information, please click:
here(opens in new window)