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Lucia Sorbera

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ID807069
NAMELucia Sorbera
GIVEN NAMESLucia
FAMILY NAMESorbera
SIGNATURESORBERA L
AFFILIATIONSThe University of Sydney
ORCID0000-0002-8450-6193
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR8
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2014
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1
  • Introduction to Forum

    Tamar Shirinian, Lucia Sorbera•ARTICLE•Journal of Middle East Women s…•2025

  • Sanctions as Siege

    Lucia Sorbera, Tamar Shirinian•ARTICLE•Journal of Middle East Women s…•2024

    When one of us, Tamar Shirinian, joined the other, Lucia Sorbera, as coeditors of “Third Space” in June 2023, we started thinking of a thematic focus for this section of the journal. The effects of economic sanctions in the countries of the SWANA region (Southwest Asia and North Africa) came to mind as a theme that could allow for a broad interdisciplinary discussion and a necessary one. While scholarship on this issue emerged in the late 1990s a…

  • Cover Art Concept

    Lucia Sorbera, Alma Sinai•ARTICLE•Journal of Middle East Women s…•2023

    This, Alma Sinai says of her work Witness, chosen for this issue’s cover, “is the first painting I did as an undergraduate student in 2010, while I was studying fine arts at RISD [Rhode Island School of Design]. A lot has changed since then, but also many things have stayed the same.”I corresponded with Sinai in the last days of September 2022, during the early days of the mass protests that shook Iran in the fall—revolts that, most likely, will …

  • Pour une histoire à part égale des femmes et du genre dans les sociétés musulmanes

    Open Access•Silvia Bruzzi, Lucia Sorbera•ARTICLE•Genre & histoire•2020

    Invisibilité des femmes, héritage colonial et engagement féministe Depuis les années 1970, le lien entre histoire des femmes et mouvement féministe a constitué une occasion de renouvellement historiographique. Le premier centre d’intérêt a consisté à surmonter l’invisibilité des femmes dans l’histoire, non pas dans le but d’écrire simplement une « histoire en plus », ou bien une histoire parallèle, mais plutôt de participer à une révolution épist…

  • Contending Legitimacy in World Politics

    Bronwyn Winter, Lucia Sorbera•BOOK•Contending Legitimacy in World…•2019

  • Body politics and legitimacy

    Lucia Sorbera•ARTICLE•Global Discourse•2016•References: 4

    In this essay, I discuss political legitimacy from a feminist perspective, analysing the experience of women political activists in Egypt. Building on Linda Alcoff's work on memory, testimony and decolonizing epistemology, my analysis focusses on two intertwined issues: women's political representation and the public debate about sexual harassment. Data collected by Egyptian feminist organizations reveal that, after one century of women's politic…

  • Writing revolution

    Lucia Sorbera•ARTICLE•Postcolonial Studies•2014

  • Challenges of thinking feminism and revolution in Egypt between 2011 and 2014

    Lucia Sorbera•ARTICLE•Postcolonial Studies•2014•Cited by: 1

    The approach to politics by ruling elites in Egypt has been consistently patriarchal. In this context, feminism stands as a resilient revolutionary force, which over the twentieth and the twenty first century contributes to the complex cultural process that Michael Hardt conceptualizes as ‘human revolution’. Building on this concept, and on the history of Egyptian feminism, this essay analyzes the 25th January Revolution as a challenge to the rem…

  • Challenges of thinking feminism and revolution in Egypt between 2011 and 2014

    Lucia Sorbera•ARTICLE•Postcolonial Studies•2014•Cited by: 1

    The approach to politics by ruling elites in Egypt has been consistently patriarchal. In this context, feminism stands as a resilient revolutionary force, which over the twentieth and the twenty first century contributes to the complex cultural process that Michael Hardt conceptualizes as ‘human revolution’. Building on this concept, and on the history of Egyptian feminism, this essay analyzes the 25th January Revolution as a challenge to the rem…

  • Writing revolution

    Lucia Sorbera•ARTICLE•Postcolonial Studies•2014

  • Challenges of thinking feminism and revolution in Egypt between 2011 and 2014

    Lucia Sorbera•ARTICLE•Postcolonial Studies•2014•Cited by: 1

    The approach to politics by ruling elites in Egypt has been consistently patriarchal. In this context, feminism stands as a resilient revolutionary force, which over the twentieth and the twenty first century contributes to the complex cultural process that Michael Hardt conceptualizes as ‘human revolution’. Building on this concept, and on the history of Egyptian feminism, this essay analyzes the 25th January Revolution as a challenge to the rem…

  • Body politics and legitimacy

    Lucia Sorbera•ARTICLE•Global Discourse•2016•References: 4

    In this essay, I discuss political legitimacy from a feminist perspective, analysing the experience of women political activists in Egypt. Building on Linda Alcoff's work on memory, testimony and decolonizing epistemology, my analysis focusses on two intertwined issues: women's political representation and the public debate about sexual harassment. Data collected by Egyptian feminist organizations reveal that, after one century of women's politic…

  • Contending Legitimacy in World Politics

    Bronwyn Winter, Lucia Sorbera•BOOK•Contending Legitimacy in World…•2019

  • Pour une histoire à part égale des femmes et du genre dans les sociétés musulmanes

    Open Access•Silvia Bruzzi, Lucia Sorbera•ARTICLE•Genre & histoire•2020

    Invisibilité des femmes, héritage colonial et engagement féministe Depuis les années 1970, le lien entre histoire des femmes et mouvement féministe a constitué une occasion de renouvellement historiographique. Le premier centre d’intérêt a consisté à surmonter l’invisibilité des femmes dans l’histoire, non pas dans le but d’écrire simplement une « histoire en plus », ou bien une histoire parallèle, mais plutôt de participer à une révolution épist…

  • Cover Art Concept

    Lucia Sorbera, Alma Sinai•ARTICLE•Journal of Middle East Women s…•2023

    This, Alma Sinai says of her work Witness, chosen for this issue’s cover, “is the first painting I did as an undergraduate student in 2010, while I was studying fine arts at RISD [Rhode Island School of Design]. A lot has changed since then, but also many things have stayed the same.”I corresponded with Sinai in the last days of September 2022, during the early days of the mass protests that shook Iran in the fall—revolts that, most likely, will …

  • Sanctions as Siege

    Lucia Sorbera, Tamar Shirinian•ARTICLE•Journal of Middle East Women s…•2024

    When one of us, Tamar Shirinian, joined the other, Lucia Sorbera, as coeditors of “Third Space” in June 2023, we started thinking of a thematic focus for this section of the journal. The effects of economic sanctions in the countries of the SWANA region (Southwest Asia and North Africa) came to mind as a theme that could allow for a broad interdisciplinary discussion and a necessary one. While scholarship on this issue emerged in the late 1990s a…

  • Introduction to Forum

    Tamar Shirinian, Lucia Sorbera•ARTICLE•Journal of Middle East Women s…•2025

Political science (5 works) · Art (4 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Literature (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art history (2 works) · Feminism (2 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)

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