RESEARCH JOURNALS

Feminist research journals and educational almanacs.

This section collects ADLIGA’s long-form feminist educational and analytical publications, including the journal series Women in Politics: New Approaches to the Political.

The publications bring together feminist theory, political analysis, interviews, visual materials and public education texts on gender, power, democracy, civic participation and women’s full citizenship in Belarus and post-Soviet contexts.

SERIES

Women in Politics.

Women in Politics: New Approaches to the Political was created as an educational and analytical feminist almanac connected to the International Centre for Gender Initiatives “Adliga: Women for Full Citizenship”.

The series opened space for feminist discussion of politics, public life, gender research, sexuality, reproductive choice, private experience, representation, and the exclusion of women and marginalised groups from public discourse.

WHAT THIS ARCHIVE SHOWS

Research, public education and feminist civic thought.

These journals document ADLIGA’s early intellectual and educational work at the intersection of gender, politics and civic participation.

Gender and power

Politics as a gendered field

The journals examine how political participation, representation, leadership and public authority are shaped by gendered norms and exclusions.

Private and public

Personal experience as political evidence

The series explores how private life, sexuality, reproductive choice, family, work and everyday experience are regulated by social and political structures.

Education

A platform for feminist knowledge

The almanacs were designed as accessible educational materials for activists, researchers, students and readers interested in feminist approaches to politics.

ARCHIVE

Research journals and almanacs.

Open or download ADLIGA’s feminist research journals and educational almanacs.

Women in Politics: Public Is the Politicised Private

January 2013 Russian / Belarusian / English PDF 4.0 MB

Prepared by Centre for Gender Initiatives “ADLIGA”: Women for Full Citizenship

The third issue of “Women in Politics” continues the discussion of personal and political by examining how private life becomes politicised through public discourse, law, gender policy, media, identity and social control.