Conclusion: rethinking protest camps, rethinking feminism

Catherine Eschle

Conclusion: rethinking protest camps, rethinking feminism

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Abstract

In this conclusion, we first sketch out some of the feminist lines of sight on protest camps that the preceding chapters open up before unpicking some of the different stories about feminist mobilisation that emerge from attention to its entanglement with camps. In this way, we show how the book not only engages with protest camps anew, in terms both of their constraints and their limitations, but also reimagines feminism and its relation to protest and camps. We close by briefly suggesting some lines of further enquiry.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Feminism and Protest Camps
Subtitle of host publication	Entanglements, Critiques and Re-Imaginings
Editors	Catherine Eschle, Alison Bartlett
Place of Publication	Bristol
Publication status	Published - 31 Jan 2023

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