The Intersections of Class, Gender, Sexuality and ‘Race’: The Political Economy of Gendered Violence

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Anthias, F. 2013. The Intersections of Class, Gender, Sexuality and ‘Race’: The Political Economy of Gendered Violence. International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society.
AuthorsAnthias, F.
Abstract

This article focuses on rethinking the intersectional approach towards a greater framing within the new political economy, and particularly concerns itself with the ways such an approach can contribute to theorising various manifestations of gendered violence. The article examines a range of different forms of violence, and reflects on how an intersectional framing can inform our understanding better. Some of the intersectional dimensions to domestic violence, rape and sexual assault, honour based crimes and trafficking are discussed.

Keywordsintersectionality; political violence; gender
JournalInternational Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society
ISSN1573-3416
0891-4486
Year2013
PublisherSpringer
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Web address (URL)http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10767-013-9152-9
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Deposited25 Nov 2013
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