Dr Katherine Brown looks at women's roles in countering violent extremism
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Channel: University of Birmingham · 2018 · Education
Counter radicalisation policies remain contradictory, failing religious women’s rights and Muslim communities across the world. What role should women play in policies to counter violent extremism? We spoke to Dr Katherine Brown about Resistance, Gender and Political Islam, specifically re-theorising and ‘gendering’ religious resistance and politics. Quest – Constantly Questioning https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/quest/narratives.aspx
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