"Hello Elizabeth,
A book I found very interesting is “ Human Rights & Gender Violence. Translating International Law into Local Justice” by Sally Engle Merry. An account about the tensions embedded when applying global notions on…"
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Elizabeth Wirtz left a comment for Maria Pilar Tudela"Hi Maria-
I saw your post a few years back asking for sources and theoretical frameworks for intimate violence and migration. I'm going to be researching Somali refugee women and intimate violence. Do you have any suggestions for relevant work…"
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- Hometown:
- Granada, Spain
- About Me:
- I’m a PHD student from the University of Granada, Spain, living in Oakland, CA. My fieldwork is based in the US and I am interested in looking at the intersections between immigrant women, intimate violence and urban citizenship
- Area(s) of Training
- anthropology, applied anthropology, cultural anthropology, ethnography, public health
- Area(s) of Expertise
- Citizenship, Migrant Communities, Adult Ed., Popular Ed, Participatory Research, Community Health Ed, NGo's and NPo's
- Most Recent Degree
- MA
- Current Area of Employment
- Health Education
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- At 10:00am on July 15, 2012, Elizabeth Wirtz said…
Hi Maria-
I saw your post a few years back asking for sources and theoretical frameworks for intimate violence and migration. I'm going to be researching Somali refugee women and intimate violence. Do you have any suggestions for relevant work I should be reading? Thanks, Elizabeth
- At 2:28am on July 26, 2012,
Maria Pilar Tudela said… Hello Elizabeth,
A book I found very interesting is “ Human Rights & Gender Violence. Translating International Law into Local Justice” by Sally Engle Merry. An account about the tensions embedded when applying global notions on women rights and gender violence prevention into the local where women are articulating their own definitions. I think the concept of “intersectionality” is a good theoretical framework to think about. As an introduction you could check some of the work by Kimberle Crenshaw. Also check SAGE publications: Gender and Society and Journal of Interpersonal Violence.
On another note look for Egal Shidad a Somali radio project in the US: http://newroutes.org/projects/egalshidad
Hope this info is helpful
regards
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