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Page Text: Victoria Browne RP 199 (Sept/Oct 2016) In her 1984 article ‘Pregnant Embodiment: Subjectivity and Alienation’, Iris Marion Young contended that ‘pregnancy does not belong to the woman herself’ within patriarchal Western institutions of modern medicine. ‘It is a state of the developing fetus, for which the woman is a container; or it is an objective, observable process coming under scientific scrutiny; […] Uncategorized Eva von Redecker RP 198 (Jul/Aug 2016) COMMENTARY Anti-Genderismus and right‑wing hegemony Eva von Redecker After incidents of pickpocketing and sexual harassment were reported to have taken place at the New Year’s Eve festivities in Cologne and Hamburg, and been associated with perpetrators of North African descent, public discourse in Germany turned blatantly racist. [1] This seemed to stand in stark contrast […] Uncategorized Francesco Di Bernardo RP 198 (Jul/Aug 2016) 6. ^ https://sciencefiles.org/tag/lann [archive]‑hornscheidt/page/3 (accessed 9 May 2016). 7. ^ Cf. Bożena Chołuj, ‘“Gender‑Ideologie” – ein Schlüsselbegriff des polnischen Anti‑Genderismus’, in Hark and Vil a, eds, Anti-Genderismus, pp. 219–38. 8. ^ Juliane Lang, ‘Familie und Vaterland in der Krise. Der extrem rechte Diskurs um Gender’, in Hark and Vil a, eds, Anti-Genderismus, pp. 167–82, pp. […] Uncategorized Prem Kumar Rajaram RP 197 (May/June 2016) COMMENTARY europe’s ‘hungarian solution’ prem kumar rajaram In a speech at a European Union heads-of-state summit on migration in February 2016, Viktor Orbán, Hungary’s prime minister, declared that the ‘Hungarian solution’ to the migration ‘crisis’ facing Europe had now become ‘common sense’, adopted by other European countries after a summer in which Hungary’s ‘illiberal’ treatment […] Uncategorized Tamás Krausz RP 197 (May/June 2016) A neo-Horthyist restoration Tamás Krausz Since winning the Hungarian general elections in 2010 with a two-thirds majority, Viktor Orbán’s nationalist-populist party Fidesz has introduced an authoritarian administration that is reminiscent of Hungary’s interwar regime, when Miklós Horthy ruled as an ally of Hitler. When state socialism collapsed in 1989, liberal ideologists propagated the idea that […] Uncategorized

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Commentary archive ‘Brazil above everything, God above all’ Amefricanity Unnatural feelings Problem and solution Destruction styles Nationalisms by, against and beyond the Indian state Not so simple The Palestinian Museum Five theses on sabotage in the shadow of fossil capital Crimes of solidarity The EU hotspot Towards 120 billion ‘The money follows the mum’ Anti-Genderismus and right‑wing hegemony The impossibility of precarity Europe’s ‘Hungarian solution’ A neo-Horthyist restoration Why I write such excellent songs Politicizing powerlessness An apology for French republicanism ‘Become a permanent migrant to the UK!’ Posts navigation The black feminism of Lélia Gonzalez The affective life of ‘anti-gender’ mobilisations Occupation and collective complaint Black aesthetics of rupture and capture Reflections on the academic boycott of Israel Migration and containment through rescue Police war against the migrant Dietary change and animal lives Maternal power as consumer power David Bowie, 1947–2016

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