(Sub)alternating Imperia?: Law, Justice and Gender/Sexual Politics in Pakistan and Indonesia

This paper seeks to highlight some of the meanings and shapes that the concepts of law and justice take amongst contemporary sexually and/or gender-variant Muslim subjectivities in Pakistan and Indonesia. In doing so, it argues for a new, critical approach in postcolonial theory, mindful, in the fir...

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Main Author: Hamzić, Vanja
Format: Conference Object
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Published: 2011
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HN Social history and conditions. Social problems. Social reform
KL Asia and Eurasia
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(Sub)alternating Imperia?: Law, Justice and Gender/Sexual Politics in Pakistan and Indonesia
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