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Constructing Female Terrorism

Name: Constructing Female Terrorism
Brand: Agenda Publishing
SKU: 50023158
Price: 40908 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Ariane Bogain
ISBN: 9781788218962

Gender, Political Violence and National Identity in Britain and France Since 1952

Ariane Bogain

Leonie B. Jackson

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 50023158

Publishers Agenda Publishing, March 2026

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News media reporting on female political violence invariably portrays the perpetrators as duped, naïve and exploited, acting from personal rather than political motivations, as anomalous intruders in a masculine realm and de-feminized as monsters. By diminishing their agency, the challenge that women's violence poses to the gendered national order is contained.

Drawing on five comparative case studies spanning more than 70 years of militant campaigns against the UK and France, this book interrogates how media representations of politically violent women are shaped by gender, race, religion, class and geography. It considers how women's political violence is framed, what influences these portrayals, and what ideological work they perform. In answering these questions, the book reveals how these representations operate as a battleground where the nation's gendered boundaries are defined and defended, and the national order is reproduced.