Anaïs Maurer
Biographic Data
| ID | 3687671 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anaïs Maurer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anaïs |
| FAMILY NAME | Maurer |
| SIGNATURE | MAURER A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Columbia University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Plaidoyer pour la colère antinucléaire
This article argues that Tahiti’s nuclear history cannot be written without foregrounding the emotions, past and present, roused by half a century of environmental racism and official lies. Offering a feminist analysis of the sociology of knowledge production, this study questions the objectivity of the discourse favored by France and its political allies in Mā'ohi Nui and explores the limits of its alleged scientific neutrality. Contrasting this…
E Aha te 'Avei’a? Quel cap prendre? Which Route to Take? New Directions in Contemporary Mā'ohi Literature
Interroger le discours officiel sur la bombe nucléaire
Le discours officiel de l’État français sur son arsenal nucléaire a peu changé depuis les années 1960. De l’état-major du général de Gaulle au gouvernement du président Macron, les plus hautes instances étatiques s’accordent sur deux points : premièrement, la France a besoin d’armes de destruction massive pour s’assurer d’une « force de dissuasion » ; deuxièmement, les 210 essais nucléaires et thermonucléaires nécessaires à la constitution de cet…
Pacific women's anti-nuclear poetry
This article expands feminist IR research on global nuclear politics by presenting a heretofore unassembled archive of Indigenous Pacific women's anti-nuclear poetry and by arguing for the importance of this poetry as a transformative mover of international discourse on nuclear imperialisms. Pacific activists, and especially women, have been some of the world's most active opponents to the global nuclear industrial complex, systematically working…
Bonded by the Bomb
Introduction
We are here for the thousands of Japanese women and men suffering in their bodies and in their souls. We are here for the thousands of Japanese children suffering deformities due to radioactive effects. But we are also here for every victim of military and civil nuclear [sic]: People of Marshall Islands People of Maralinga of Three Miles Island of La Hague of Chernobyl of Moruroa and Fangataufa
Nukes and Nudes
France's current status as a leading world power results directly from its decision to develop a nuclear strike capability. After the loss of most of their empire, the French decided that their territories in the Pacific should remain an integral part of France. There followed an extensive programme of nuclear testing in the region, causing ongoing environmental damage and radiation-related illnesses throughout these remnants of the French empire…
Introduction
We are here for the thousands of Japanese women and men suffering in their bodies and in their souls. We are here for the thousands of Japanese children suffering deformities due to radioactive effects. But we are also here for every victim of military and civil nuclear [sic]: People of Marshall Islands People of Maralinga of Three Miles Island of La Hague of Chernobyl of Moruroa and Fangataufa
Pacific women's anti-nuclear poetry
This article expands feminist IR research on global nuclear politics by presenting a heretofore unassembled archive of Indigenous Pacific women's anti-nuclear poetry and by arguing for the importance of this poetry as a transformative mover of international discourse on nuclear imperialisms. Pacific activists, and especially women, have been some of the world's most active opponents to the global nuclear industrial complex, systematically working…
Plaidoyer pour la colère antinucléaire
This article argues that Tahiti’s nuclear history cannot be written without foregrounding the emotions, past and present, roused by half a century of environmental racism and official lies. Offering a feminist analysis of the sociology of knowledge production, this study questions the objectivity of the discourse favored by France and its political allies in Mā'ohi Nui and explores the limits of its alleged scientific neutrality. Contrasting this…
Nukes and Nudes
France's current status as a leading world power results directly from its decision to develop a nuclear strike capability. After the loss of most of their empire, the French decided that their territories in the Pacific should remain an integral part of France. There followed an extensive programme of nuclear testing in the region, causing ongoing environmental damage and radiation-related illnesses throughout these remnants of the French empire…
Introduction
We are here for the thousands of Japanese women and men suffering in their bodies and in their souls. We are here for the thousands of Japanese children suffering deformities due to radioactive effects. But we are also here for every victim of military and civil nuclear [sic]: People of Marshall Islands People of Maralinga of Three Miles Island of La Hague of Chernobyl of Moruroa and Fangataufa
Pacific women's anti-nuclear poetry
This article expands feminist IR research on global nuclear politics by presenting a heretofore unassembled archive of Indigenous Pacific women's anti-nuclear poetry and by arguing for the importance of this poetry as a transformative mover of international discourse on nuclear imperialisms. Pacific activists, and especially women, have been some of the world's most active opponents to the global nuclear industrial complex, systematically working…
Bonded by the Bomb
Interroger le discours officiel sur la bombe nucléaire
Le discours officiel de l’État français sur son arsenal nucléaire a peu changé depuis les années 1960. De l’état-major du général de Gaulle au gouvernement du président Macron, les plus hautes instances étatiques s’accordent sur deux points : premièrement, la France a besoin d’armes de destruction massive pour s’assurer d’une « force de dissuasion » ; deuxièmement, les 210 essais nucléaires et thermonucléaires nécessaires à la constitution de cet…
Plaidoyer pour la colère antinucléaire
This article argues that Tahiti’s nuclear history cannot be written without foregrounding the emotions, past and present, roused by half a century of environmental racism and official lies. Offering a feminist analysis of the sociology of knowledge production, this study questions the objectivity of the discourse favored by France and its political allies in Mā'ohi Nui and explores the limits of its alleged scientific neutrality. Contrasting this…
E Aha te 'Avei’a? Quel cap prendre? Which Route to Take? New Directions in Contemporary Mā'ohi Literature
Political science (4 works) · Art (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Island Studies and Pacific Affairs (2 works) · Literature (2 works)