Berna Ekal
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 229552 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Berna Ekal |
| PRENOMES | Berna |
| SOBRENOME | Ekal |
| ASSINATURA | EKAL B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | École des Hautes Études en Santé Publique |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0472-7579 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 15 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Narrating Women’s Experiences of Gendered Violence
In this introduction to the special issue, we will take on the use and meaning of narrating experience in feminist politics, through its relation to media. Narration of experience is indeed a common thread that binds different fields/actors together long since feminism became one of the major lines of political thinking: By making women’s experiences visible, feminists intervened in the inequalities that women faced in their everyday lives and in…
Collaboration gone awry
Turkey is an interesting case in that its women’s shelters are mainly both established and run by public actors; in many other countries these institutions, though funded by public authorities, are mainly run by NGOs. By looking at the relationship between the feminist movement and the public authorities from the 1990s onwards, this paper argues that in the case of public women’s shelters, the engagement of non-public actors in policy-making proc…
From Icons to Emblematic Cases
Over the last few years Turkey has seen a changed media visibility of gendered violence, mainly reflected in news and discussions about femicides (murders of women). Once treated as fait-divers , such news now appears on the first pages, or is given the status of ‘special news’. In this process, some cases have become what we call emblematic: stories given an importance reaching far beyond the individual case and thus important in the production …
Women's Shelters in Turkey. Whose Responsibility
Si l'on consulte diverses sources, les discussions relatives aux refuges pour femmes concernent plutôt ceux qui sont dirigés par des associations de femmes ou féministes ou par des ong . Dans le cas de la Turquie il existe un autre genre de refuges que je propose de nommer «?refuges pour femmes?» gérés par des institutions publiques. En d'autres termes, la responsabilité et la gestion de ce type d'établissement sont perçues comme relevant de la r…
Women's Shelters and Municipalities in Turkey
Les centres d'hébergement pour les femmes ayant subi des violences sont le produit des féminismes de la deuxième vague partout dans le monde. Ils sont un moyen d'être solidaire avec les femmes ayant subi des violences et, en même temps, l'expérience des femmes, basée sur la violence qu'elles ont vécue et sur les relations de solidarité aux centres, donne une base pour faire la politique pour les féministes. Alors, la plupart des études sur les ce…
How a Kaynana Should Behave?’ Discussions on the Role of Mothers-in-Law in Two Gün Groups
Gün [day], as a specific form of rotating savings and credit associations in urban Turkey, is a distinct ground for women where middle-class values and norms are performed. In this context, the discussions on being a kaynana [mother-in-law] help us to consider the ways in which the notion of conjugal family is central to the self-perception of women. To oppose the role of kaynanas ‘in the past’ is women’s way of claiming to comply with what they …
Women's Shelters and Municipalities in Turkey
Les centres d'hébergement pour les femmes ayant subi des violences sont le produit des féminismes de la deuxième vague partout dans le monde. Ils sont un moyen d'être solidaire avec les femmes ayant subi des violences et, en même temps, l'expérience des femmes, basée sur la violence qu'elles ont vécue et sur les relations de solidarité aux centres, donne une base pour faire la politique pour les féministes. Alors, la plupart des études sur les ce…
How a Kaynana Should Behave?’ Discussions on the Role of Mothers-in-Law in Two Gün Groups
Gün [day], as a specific form of rotating savings and credit associations in urban Turkey, is a distinct ground for women where middle-class values and norms are performed. In this context, the discussions on being a kaynana [mother-in-law] help us to consider the ways in which the notion of conjugal family is central to the self-perception of women. To oppose the role of kaynanas ‘in the past’ is women’s way of claiming to comply with what they …
Collaboration gone awry
Turkey is an interesting case in that its women’s shelters are mainly both established and run by public actors; in many other countries these institutions, though funded by public authorities, are mainly run by NGOs. By looking at the relationship between the feminist movement and the public authorities from the 1990s onwards, this paper argues that in the case of public women’s shelters, the engagement of non-public actors in policy-making proc…
From Icons to Emblematic Cases
Over the last few years Turkey has seen a changed media visibility of gendered violence, mainly reflected in news and discussions about femicides (murders of women). Once treated as fait-divers , such news now appears on the first pages, or is given the status of ‘special news’. In this process, some cases have become what we call emblematic: stories given an importance reaching far beyond the individual case and thus important in the production …
Women's Shelters in Turkey. Whose Responsibility
Si l'on consulte diverses sources, les discussions relatives aux refuges pour femmes concernent plutôt ceux qui sont dirigés par des associations de femmes ou féministes ou par des ong . Dans le cas de la Turquie il existe un autre genre de refuges que je propose de nommer «?refuges pour femmes?» gérés par des institutions publiques. En d'autres termes, la responsabilité et la gestion de ce type d'établissement sont perçues comme relevant de la r…
How a Kaynana Should Behave?’ Discussions on the Role of Mothers-in-Law in Two Gün Groups
Gün [day], as a specific form of rotating savings and credit associations in urban Turkey, is a distinct ground for women where middle-class values and norms are performed. In this context, the discussions on being a kaynana [mother-in-law] help us to consider the ways in which the notion of conjugal family is central to the self-perception of women. To oppose the role of kaynanas ‘in the past’ is women’s way of claiming to comply with what they …
Women's Shelters and Municipalities in Turkey
Les centres d'hébergement pour les femmes ayant subi des violences sont le produit des féminismes de la deuxième vague partout dans le monde. Ils sont un moyen d'être solidaire avec les femmes ayant subi des violences et, en même temps, l'expérience des femmes, basée sur la violence qu'elles ont vécue et sur les relations de solidarité aux centres, donne une base pour faire la politique pour les féministes. Alors, la plupart des études sur les ce…
Women's Shelters in Turkey. Whose Responsibility
Si l'on consulte diverses sources, les discussions relatives aux refuges pour femmes concernent plutôt ceux qui sont dirigés par des associations de femmes ou féministes ou par des ong . Dans le cas de la Turquie il existe un autre genre de refuges que je propose de nommer «?refuges pour femmes?» gérés par des institutions publiques. En d'autres termes, la responsabilité et la gestion de ce type d'établissement sont perçues comme relevant de la r…
From Icons to Emblematic Cases
Over the last few years Turkey has seen a changed media visibility of gendered violence, mainly reflected in news and discussions about femicides (murders of women). Once treated as fait-divers , such news now appears on the first pages, or is given the status of ‘special news’. In this process, some cases have become what we call emblematic: stories given an importance reaching far beyond the individual case and thus important in the production …
Collaboration gone awry
Turkey is an interesting case in that its women’s shelters are mainly both established and run by public actors; in many other countries these institutions, though funded by public authorities, are mainly run by NGOs. By looking at the relationship between the feminist movement and the public authorities from the 1990s onwards, this paper argues that in the case of public women’s shelters, the engagement of non-public actors in policy-making proc…
Narrating Women’s Experiences of Gendered Violence
In this introduction to the special issue, we will take on the use and meaning of narrating experience in feminist politics, through its relation to media. Narration of experience is indeed a common thread that binds different fields/actors together long since feminism became one of the major lines of political thinking: By making women’s experiences visible, feminists intervened in the inequalities that women faced in their everyday lives and in…
Political science (6 obras) · Turkey's Politics and Society (6 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Gender Politics and Representation (4 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Art (2 obras) · Gender Studies (2 obras) · Geography (2 obras) · Humanities (2 obras) · Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender (2 obras)