Resisting Sectarianism: Queer Activism in Postwar Lebanon by John Nagle HARDBACK

Name: Resisting Sectarianism: Queer Activism in Postwar Lebanon by John Nagle HARDBACK
Brand: John Nagle

John Nagle

Explore the vibrant feminist and LGBTQ activism in postwar Lebanon with "Resisting Sectarianism." This book offers a unique insight into emerging politics within the region's sectarian system, challenging the notion of an oppressively patriarchal and homophobic Middle East. Through extensive ethnographic fieldwork, delve into how feminist and LGBTQ social movements act as powerful agents of political and social transformation. Discover their methods of attracting members, constructing campaigns, forging alliances, and generating resistance against the sectarian system. The book also highlights the significant obstacles posed by sectarian parties and religious authorities to this activism. "Resisting Sectarianism" provides an in-depth analysis of social movements in Lebanon's postwar context. It examines the dynamics of feminist and LGBTQ activism and their role in driving social and political change. The research is grounded in detailed ethnographic fieldwork, offering a close-up view of movement operations and strategies. Keywords: Queer Activism, Postwar Lebanon, Feminist Movements, LGBTQ Activism, Social Transformation, Ethnographic Fieldwork, Middle East Politics, Sectarianism, Religious Authorities, Social Movements.