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The present issue of the Dossier is largely dedicated to a question which comes again and again in the discussions about women in the Muslim world: the centrality of religion as an analytical concept. Most articles included in this issue discuss, under one form or another the right to define oneself as secular vs a "natural" religious identity, and all the potential epistemological bias in the analysis of a specific situation that could follow the lack of conceptual clarity in these matters.
The Dossiers explore and synthesize a broad range of feelings, interpretations and strategies of women on issues of feminism, nationalism, internationalism, and religion.
Contents - Dossier 23/24
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Avtar Brah, '"Race" and "Culture" in the Gendering of Labour Markets: Young South Asian Muslim women and the British labour market'.
- Amartya Sen, 'Culture and Identity'.
- Farida Shaheed, 'Constructing Identities - Culture, Women's Agency and the Muslim World'.
- M. A. Helie-Lucas, 'What is your tribe?: Women's struggles and the construction of Muslimness'.
- Shahrzad Mojab, 'The politics of theorizing "Islamic Feminism": Implications for International Feminist Movements'.
- Nikkir Keddie, 'Women in Iran Since 1979'.
- Elfiam Gheytanchi, 'Chronology of events Regarding Women in Iran since the Revolution of 1979'.
- Afsaneh Najmabadi, '(Un)Veiling Feminism'.
- Mahl, 'Algeria: Ordinary Fascism, Fundamentalism and Femicide'.
- Zarana Papic, 'Kosovo War, Feminists and Fascism in Serbia'.
- 'Words of Flora Brovina during her Trial Ii Nis, Serbia'.
- Resource Index.
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