Titlebook: European Women‘s Movements and Body Politics; The Struggle for Aut Joyce Outshoorn Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Something Stronger Than Parties,o protection or recognition of their citizens’ rights existed. The process of building women’s bodily citizenship – understanding abortion as a part of women’s reproductive rights and not as an instrument of the biopower of the state, and disconnecting prostitution from the imagery of women delibera

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-9526-4riority of the new women’s movement, and after the new Abortion Act of 1984, which more or less met the demands of the feminist abortion campaign, women’s movement organisations remained alert about its implementation. Prostitution was never a high priority for the overall movement, but was a matter

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Machine Learning and Reinforcement Learninghe Portuguese state has repeatedly intervened to curtail women’s autonomy on decisions about their bodies. It has regulated the female body, and most of these policies have been aimed at women’s sexuality and their procreation capacity.

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Emma Galli,Veronica Grembi,Fabio Padovanonew political configurations, new discourses and framings, and organisation. We also provide answers to our major questions: how have women’s movements contested state governance and dominant political discourses about the female body, and changed ‘problem definitions’ and policies impeding women’s

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,Women’s Movements and Bodily Integrity,ights. Paralleling the gap that Nyhagen Predelli et al. noted between the concept of citizenship in feminist theory and the ‘lived experience’ of activists (2012:208–210), there is a gap between the central notion of bodily integrity underlying the claims of autonomy and self-determination, and the

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,Contesting Portugal’s Bodily Citizenship,he Portuguese state has repeatedly intervened to curtail women’s autonomy on decisions about their bodies. It has regulated the female body, and most of these policies have been aimed at women’s sexuality and their procreation capacity.