Le militantisme n’échappe pas au patriarcat

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Women's participation in democratic innovation apparatuses: the case of the autonomous region of the Basque country, Spain

“…The article has shown the continuity of many of the barriers identified in research work into women's participation in structures of political representation – the dominant political culture of a territory – and in social movements – the gender division of work and roles. This brings us back to Roux's idea that even democratic innovations are not free from the patriarchy (). However, the article also proposes that the fact that DI apparatuses are political products with the explicit goal of expanding the public sphere by means of the incorporation of agents traditionally excluded from it means that these obstacles have undergone a transformation that requires further research.…”

“…Therefore, because Freeman showed the oppressive consequences of the unequal accumulation of symbolic power among agents participating in an organization (), many studies have analysed how the internal organization of a movement can limit the freedom of its participants. Among other writers, Roux boldly stated that ‘activism does not escape the patriarchate’ (), thereby recalling that the gender distribution of work and space within organizations is an element that stands in the way of participation.…”

Ordinary Resistance to Masculine Domination in a Civil Disobedience Movement

“…References "Conseil supérieur de l'audiovisuel (2013), Dunezat (2007), Fillieule and Masclet (2013), Guillaumin (2002), Lefebvre (2008), Nicourd (2009), Norris (1991), Palacios (2012), Pfefferkorn (2007), Roux et al (2005), Sawicki and Siméant (2003)" were not cited anywhere in the text. Please provide in text citation.…”

Observing Protest from a Place: The World Social Forum in Dakar (2011)

“…In this regard, the alter-global movement is in no way an exception to the rule. As certain authors have noted, "Sexism does not end at the door to activist meetings" (Roux, 2005). The phenomenon affects all militant movements, even those that are critical of the sexual division of labor, including activist labor, and more broadly of gender hierarchies (Fillieule and Roux, 2009).…”