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1	Características y construcción del mensaje del movimiento social feminista Ni Una Menos Perú, 2016 vía Facebook / Characteristics and construction of the message of the feminist social movement Ni Una Menos Perú, 2016 via Facebook Puma Ceron, Lorena Rosa 06 July 2020 (has links) La realización de esta investigación se enfoca en los factores que involucraron la creacion del colectivo de protesta social contra la violencia hacia la mujer denominado “Ni una menos” en el Peru, en el año 2016. Ademas, explora las Características y construcción del mensaje del movimiento social feminista Ni Una Menos Perú, 2016 vía Facebook. La realizacion de esta movilizacion de exito en el pais, tuvo influencia de las redes sociales. Este espacio virtual es decir, Facebook permitio la union de diversos usuaios a partir de un mismo tema y un mismo objetivo en el que se dio a conocer el movimiento social en las redes. Por lo tanto, se concluye esta union en las redes de los usuarios con la marcha que vizibilizaba la violencia de genero. / The realization of this research focuses on the factors that involved the creation of the collective of social protest against violence against women called “Not one less” in Peru, in 2016. In addition, it explores the Characteristics and construction of the message of the Feminist social movement Ni Una Menos Perú, 2016 via Facebook. The realization of this successful mobilization in the country had the influence of social networks. This virtual space, that is, Facebook allowed the union of various users based on the same theme and the same objective in which the social movement was made known on the networks. Therefore, this union in user networks is concluded with the march that made gender violence visible. / Trabajo de investigación Colectivo Ni una menos Movimiento social Feminismo Facebook Collective Not one less Social movement Feminism
2	Feministisk mobilisering: ett nytt paradigm för samhällsförändring i Argentina? : En kvalitativ intervjustudie om kvinnors erfarenheter av feministisk aktivism i Buenos Aires Gunnarsson, Josefin, Rodriguez Rodriguez, Malena January 2024 (has links) In 2015, Argentina witnessed an upsurge of feminist mobilization due to the rising numbers of feminicides, which motivated the foundation of Ni Una Menos and a broad feminist movement. The aim of the movement is to initiate measures against psychological manipulation, physical-, sexual- and institutional violence against women. Since the beginning of the movement, feminists have enabled mass mobilization which resulted in legislative changes regarding legal and free abortion. The studys’ purpose is to examine the strategies that have been crucial for the amplification of a large scale feminist activism, as well as the challenges faced when navigating social and political resistance in Argentina. This is carried out through semi-structured interviews with feminist activists from Buenos Aires, the data has been analyzed qualitatively, additionally with a phenomenological approach. The results from the interviews demonstrate a complexity of strategies and challenges, including the political context, societal actors, as well as the role of media. The feminist movement faces multiple obstacles such as the described political setback and exclusion of women in all societal levels, despite this, feminist activists continue to mobilize and fight for social justice. Feminist activism Ni Una Menos Argentina social movement feminicidios women's rights abortion Feministisk aktivism Ni Una Menos Argentina sociala rörelser feminicidios kvinnor rättigheter abort Social Sciences Samhällsvetenskap Other Social Sciences Annan samhällsvetenskap
3	#NiUnaMenosBolivia fights back : A discourse theoretical analysis on the struggle against gender-based violence in Bolivia Yegorova, Olga January 2017 (has links) Femicides are not a new phenomenon. Marches involving thousands of people all around the Latin American continent to fight them, however, is. Ni Una Menos - Not one woman less - is the slogan that also mobilized Bolivians to mass-based protests in November 2016.This thesis investigates the counterpublic of #NiUnaMenosBolivia for the purpose of understanding its discursively articulated identities. A multidisciplinary discourse theoretical analysis combines Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe’s discourse theory with Nancy Fraser’s contributions to the struggle over needs of counterpublics to examine textual, photographic and ethnographic data.Two levels of identities of #NiUnaMenos are extracted from the investigation: Internal agonistic identities pinpoint at the friction between the representors and the represented identities of the counterpublic. A collective identity evolves in the context of the struggle for justice, freedom and dignity through the construction of an antagonistic “Others” who are held responsible for femicidal violence.This study builds a bridge between feminist activism and academic discourse for feminist studies of the region. It further develops and exemplifies a methodological toolkit for a theoretically based discourse analysis on contemporary women’s movements. Discourse theory Ni Una Menos #NiUnaMenos feminism counterpublic identity collective identity hegemony agonism antagonism Latin American Bolivia Mouffe Laclau social movements gender activism women's movement Fraser ethnography discourse theoretical analysis Feminismus Lateinamerika Diskurstheorie Diskursanalyse Feminismo América Latina Bolivia Ni Una Menos discurso movimiento social mujeres identidad Gender Studies Genusstudier Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Communication Studies Kommunikationsvetenskap

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