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feminismo, seguridad, Estudios feministas de Seguridad, géneroDerechos de autor 2021 Laura Sjoberg; Victoria Silva Sánchez
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Esta obra echa la mirada hacia el pasado y hacia el futuro en relación con lo que fue, es y podría ser el trabajo feminista en seguridad, mediante la combinación de un enfoque de sociología histórica con una visión prospectiva del futuro de este campo de estudio. El texto comienza con una reflexión, como cimiento de la discusión, sobre los estudios feministas de seguridad (EFS) antes de la existencia misma de la disciplina. A continuación, discute diferentes ideas sobre lo que los EFS son. Posteriormente, presta atención a las corrientes divergentes dentro los EFS, así como a las omisiones y críticas. Más que buscar reconciliar estas distintas consideraciones, se pregunta por los aspectos que puede tomarse de las mismas para abordar futuros potenciales de los EFS, y su contribución a los feminismos y/o a los estudios de seguridad.
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