After shock : September 11, 2001 : global feminist perspectives /
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| Uniform title: | September 11, 2001. |
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| Imprint: | Vancouver : Raincoast Books ; Berkeley, Calif. : Publishers Group West [distributor], c2003. |
| Description: | 557 p. ; 23 cm. |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5535724 |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Part 1. Reactions
- Whose Terrorism? 12 September to 7 October
- Log of Impacts: As It Happened
- New York City: The Day After
- Afghani Women's Resistance Organization: Bin Laden Is Not Afghanistan
- Non-Selective Compassion
- Candlelight Vigil for Restraint and Peace
- Rancid Social Soup
- Week One: Ghosts and Echoes
- Women's Voices Silenced in the Enthusiasm for War
- Statement on Attacks in the USA
- Terrorism, Globalisation, Bio/diversity, Survival: A Feminist Perspective
- A Pure, High Note of Anguish
- Why I Voted against War
- A Pentagon Widow Pleads for Non-violence
- I Too Am a Muslim, a Hindu, an Arab
- Resistance is Creative: False Options and Real Hope
- So the Party Is Over? The Global Justice Movement after September 11
- The Price of Life
- Statement
- Transnational Feminist Practices Against War
- It's Bloodthirsty Vengeance
- "Fatima" Speaks: Resisting the Taliban
- Justice, Not Revenge; Peace, Not War; Civil Liberties and Human Rights, Not Fascism
- Another Feminist Response to the Terrorist Attacks
- A World Where Justice Brings Peace
- Reflections on "Infinite Justice"
- Whose War? 8 October to 13 November
- First Writing Since
- Statement on the US Strikes on Afghanistan
- Women Oppose War
- Un Pave dans la mare, or Rocking the Boat: September 11 Viewed from France
- Letter to President George W. Bush
- No Glory in Unjust War on the Weak
- Statement
- A War ... by Men
- Letter to Kofi Annan
- Telling It Like It Isn't
- What Does Feminism Have to Say?
- Life of Afghan Refugee Women
- Globalisation and Talibanisation
- Testimony Before the Subcommittee of the US House on International Operations and Human Rights
- Weekday Warriors
- Behind the Veil of Oppression
- Before the Bombs: My Beautiful Afghanistan
- Urgent Action Alert: Include Afghan Women in Transition Processes
- Is This a Feminist War?
- A Call on Feminists to Protest the War Against Afghanistan
- International Law and the Terrorist Attacks on the USA
- Women Oppose War
- Appeal to the UN and World Community
- Women's Networks: Islamists' Violence and Terror
- Whose Peace? 14 November to 8 March
- Self Evident
- Demanding to Be Heard
- What Do You Do When You Are Fed up with Men's Mismanagement of Our Planet Earth and Their Wars?
- Women in War
- Interview with Mary Robinson
- Call for Action
- The Fundamental Mystery of Repressing Women
- The Brussels Proclamation
- Forever Victims
- Declaration on the Occasion of the International Human Rights Day
- By Any Standard, This Is a War Against Afghans
- Buying a Gladiatorial Myth
- Peace Is the Only Option
- Statement following US President Bush's Hard-line Rhetoric directed at North Korea
- Letter to the Deputy Leader of the Opposition
- Better the Devil You Know?
- Declaration on the Occasion of International Women's Day 2002
- Afghan Women's Consultation Concludes Today in Kabul
- Persevere in the Struggle against US Reoccupation of the Philippine
- Let Us Struggle Against War and Fundamentalism and for Peace and democracy!
- Part 2. Reflections
- Dislocations
- Masculinity as a Foreign Policy Issue
- Women, the Taliban, and the Politics of Public Space in Afghanistan
- Afghanistan, Central Asia, Georgia: Key to Oil Profits
- Huntington's "Clash of Civilisations" Thesis and Population Control
- A War for Afghan Women?
- Phantom Towers: Feminist Reflections on the Battle between Global Capital and Fundamentalist Terrorism
- The Algebra of Infinite Justice
- Fundamentalism, Violence and Disconnection
- Who Will Mourn on October 7?
- Eurocentrism, Orientalism and Essentialism: Some Reflections on September 11 and Beyond
- Feminist Snapshots from the Edge: Reflections on Women, War and Peace Activism in Israel after September 11
- The Phallus of September 11
- State of Emergency
- Good and Evil: At Home and Abroad
- If Women Really Mattered
- Glossary
- Abbreviations
- Contributors
- Permissions
- Acknowledgements
- About the Editors
