Renata Pepicelli
Biographic Data
| ID | 5905675 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Renata Pepicelli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Renata |
| FAMILY NAME | Pepicelli |
| SIGNATURE | PEPICELLI R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Professor of History of Islamic countries, Department of Civilizations and Forms of Knowledge, University of Pisa Pisa Italy |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
“People Want a Clean Environment”
In Tunisia since the 2010–11 revolution, the relationship between activism and territories has emerged as central in the redefinition of social conflicts. The present essay analyses the growing environmental protests, focusing on a series of movements in defence of urban and rural regions which, although different from each other, share the centrality of the local dimension in defining new forms of conflict and the environmentalist theme as the g…
Young Muslim women of Bengali and Moroccan origin in Italy
This paper investigates the multiple dimensions in the identity constructions of the daughters of the Muslim migrations to Italy. It focuses on the transformations in the way girls and young women relate to religion, in the transition from the generation of mothers, who emigrated from countries with a Muslim majority, to the generation of daughters, who grow up in a European context where Islam is a minority religion. It discusses ‘transmissions’…
Rethinking Gender in Arab Nationalism
In the late xix century and the beginning of the xx century, Arab nationalism identified women as the “bearers of the nation”, the symbolic repository of group identity. Nationalists, both modernists and conservatives, shaped the image of the nation around an idealized image of the woman, functional in different political projects. If the latter exalted women’s domestic roles as part of the defense of the Islamic cultural authenticity, the former…
Morocco
In 2003-2004, the authorities’ initiatives in favor of greater gender equality were crowned by the reform of the family code and that of the religious sphere in the name of the “egalitarian spirit of Islam and [the] universal principles of human rights”. These reforms were part of the larger framework of the Moroccan “process of democratization” in which two trajectories of change interacted : the effort at greater political openness launched by …
Les femmes et le partenariat euro-méditerranéen
Avec la Conférence Euro-meditérranéenne des femmes, tenue à Barcelone les 25 et 25 novembre 2005, un pas significatif a été fait: pour la première fois les problèmes concernant les femmes ont été placées au centre de la coopération entre les deux rives de la Meditérranée
Morocco
In 2003-2004, the authorities’ initiatives in favor of greater gender equality were crowned by the reform of the family code and that of the religious sphere in the name of the “egalitarian spirit of Islam and [the] universal principles of human rights”. These reforms were part of the larger framework of the Moroccan “process of democratization” in which two trajectories of change interacted : the effort at greater political openness launched by …
Young Muslim women of Bengali and Moroccan origin in Italy
This paper investigates the multiple dimensions in the identity constructions of the daughters of the Muslim migrations to Italy. It focuses on the transformations in the way girls and young women relate to religion, in the transition from the generation of mothers, who emigrated from countries with a Muslim majority, to the generation of daughters, who grow up in a European context where Islam is a minority religion. It discusses ‘transmissions’…
Rethinking Gender in Arab Nationalism
In the late xix century and the beginning of the xx century, Arab nationalism identified women as the “bearers of the nation”, the symbolic repository of group identity. Nationalists, both modernists and conservatives, shaped the image of the nation around an idealized image of the woman, functional in different political projects. If the latter exalted women’s domestic roles as part of the defense of the Islamic cultural authenticity, the former…
Les femmes et le partenariat euro-méditerranéen
Avec la Conférence Euro-meditérranéenne des femmes, tenue à Barcelone les 25 et 25 novembre 2005, un pas significatif a été fait: pour la première fois les problèmes concernant les femmes ont été placées au centre de la coopération entre les deux rives de la Meditérranée
Morocco
In 2003-2004, the authorities’ initiatives in favor of greater gender equality were crowned by the reform of the family code and that of the religious sphere in the name of the “egalitarian spirit of Islam and [the] universal principles of human rights”. These reforms were part of the larger framework of the Moroccan “process of democratization” in which two trajectories of change interacted : the effort at greater political openness launched by …
Young Muslim women of Bengali and Moroccan origin in Italy
This paper investigates the multiple dimensions in the identity constructions of the daughters of the Muslim migrations to Italy. It focuses on the transformations in the way girls and young women relate to religion, in the transition from the generation of mothers, who emigrated from countries with a Muslim majority, to the generation of daughters, who grow up in a European context where Islam is a minority religion. It discusses ‘transmissions’…
Rethinking Gender in Arab Nationalism
In the late xix century and the beginning of the xx century, Arab nationalism identified women as the “bearers of the nation”, the symbolic repository of group identity. Nationalists, both modernists and conservatives, shaped the image of the nation around an idealized image of the woman, functional in different political projects. If the latter exalted women’s domestic roles as part of the defense of the Islamic cultural authenticity, the former…
“People Want a Clean Environment”
In Tunisia since the 2010–11 revolution, the relationship between activism and territories has emerged as central in the redefinition of social conflicts. The present essay analyses the growing environmental protests, focusing on a series of movements in defence of urban and rural regions which, although different from each other, share the centrality of the local dimension in defining new forms of conflict and the environmentalist theme as the g…
Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Islam (2 works) · Law (2 works) · North African History and Literature (2 works) · Political and Social Issues (2 works)