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Rethinking the Research on Women, Men and Genders. A Case History (El GT del CEISAL)

Marta ZABALETA Middlesex University, London (Great Britain)

Keywords: Andrzej Dembicz, feminism, CEISAL, ICA, SLAS 

Abstract

 

This article begins by exploring the personal experiences and theoretical foundations that led to the creation of a permanent new CEISAL research team. Steered by the feminist development theory and adopting a Marxist methodology it soon became a draw for professionals of many disciplines and from different continents, but continues to consist largely of women. The article goes on to analyze how, for almost a decade, this Working Group has projected its findings through a multitude of articles, books, journals, symposia, congresses, courses, documentaries, radio and television broadcasts, and a range of other activities it has developed, and also by collaborating with a number of institutions both nationally and internationally which share common goals. PDF (Español (España))

 

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