Feminist protest camp in Spain. From the “indignados” movement to feminist encampments
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Feminist protest camp in Spain. From the “indignados” movement to feminist encampmentsAutoría
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2023-01-31Editor
Policy Press; Bristol University PressISBN
9781529220162Cita bibliográfica
NICOLAU, Emma Gómez. Feminism and Protest Camps in Spain: From the Indignados to Feminist Encampments. En Feminism and Protest Camps. Bristol University Press, 2023. p. 115-134Tipo de documento
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The wave of protests that shook the world between 2011 and 2014 witnessed a revival of
encampments as a form of protest. Protest camps were primarily considered as sites where
everyday politics and prefigurative ... [+]
The wave of protests that shook the world between 2011 and 2014 witnessed a revival of
encampments as a form of protest. Protest camps were primarily considered as sites where
everyday politics and prefigurative politics would take place on a regular basis. Feminist and
queer approaches to encampments, however, have brought light to the prevalence of
structural power even within such encampments. Through the analysis of the 15-M antiausterity
movement at several Spanish cities back in 2011 and that of a recent feminist camp
vindicating International Women's Day 2020 in Valencia, this chapter will explore both the
possibilities and boundaries of protest camps as a form of resistance regarding the
delimitation of the goals and the composition of camps in terms of diversity and power
structure. We will discuss how ‘safety’ may be built through recognition strategies that give
account of other subjectivities with intersectional vulnerabilities and how ‘horizontality’ is
crossed by power structures that need to be grasped and considered. Finally, the concept
‘woman-only spaces’ is updated thanks to Spanish transfeminist experiences involving an
intersectional approach. From this perspective, ‘non-mixed’ spaces require a constant revision
of their dynamics of inclusion and exclusion and may function as a starting point to
recognition. [-]
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Feminism and Protest Camps. Bristol University Press, 2023. p. 115-134Derechos de acceso
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