Constructing Female Terrorism by Ariane Bogain, Leonie B. Jac... - 9781788218962

Edinburgh University Press

Explore the complex relationship between gender, political violence, and national identity in Britain and France since 1952 with 'Constructing Female Terrorism'. This insightful book delves into the historical and social construction of female involvement in terrorism, offering a nuanced perspective on how gender shapes political actions and perceptions. Examine case studies and theoretical frameworks that illuminate the motivations, roles, and societal responses to women engaged in political violence. Key themes include: * The evolution of female terrorism in post-war Britain and France. * The intersection of gender, nationalism, and radicalization. * Societal perceptions and media portrayals of female terrorists. * The academic discourse surrounding gender and political violence. 'Constructing Female Terrorism' is an essential read for students, academics, and anyone interested in gender studies, political science, and the history of social movements and conflict. Summary for Search: Constructing Female Terrorism, Gender, Political Violence, National Identity, Britain, France, Ariane Bogain, Edinburgh University Press, history, social science, gender studies, terrorism, political science, post-war.