Feminationalisme en hoe vrouwen belangrijk worden in het maatschappelijk debat over migratie en integratie.

Author(s)

  • Marlou Schrover Universiteit Leiden

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18352/tseg.1124

Keywords:

Feminism, Migration, Integration

Abstract

Women’s organizations fighting for rights for immigrant women emphasized the suppression of women within Islam. There was little attention to the labour market position of immigrant women, and a lot of attention to violence and lack of rights. Debates feminized and Islamitized at the same time. Arguments used by organizations fighting for immigrant women’s rights were appropriated by right-wing populist parties. This is called femi-nationalism. Right-wing parties also appropriated the gay rights discourse (homo-nationalism). The right-wing populist parties did so extensively, but as this article shows, so did other parties. 

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Author Biography

  • Marlou Schrover, Universiteit Leiden

    Marlou Schrover is hoogleraar Migratiegeschiedenis en leerstoelhouder Economische en Sociale Geschiedenis in Leiden. Ze is medeoprichter van de LDE Master Governance of Migration and Diversity en het bijbehorende onderzoekscentrum. Op dit moment publiceert ze vooral over migraties na 1945, met een nadruk op beleid en diversiteit (klasse, gender, etniciteit en religie).

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Published

2020-06-06

How to Cite

Schrover, M. (2020). Feminationalisme en hoe vrouwen belangrijk worden in het maatschappelijk debat over migratie en integratie. TSEG - The Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History, 17(1), 97-122. https://doi.org/10.18352/tseg.1124