Anne Jenichen

Anne Jenichen a lecturer and senior researcher at the Jean-Monnet-Centre for European Studies at the University of Bremen, Germany. Anne completed her PhD thesis in political science at the University of Bremen in 2010. She co-coordinated the "Religion, Politics and Gender Equality" research project for the Heinrich-Böll-Founation.

Feminist politics: creating alliances for justice and democracy

If the goals of economic and gender justice cannot be pursued in tandem, and if solid transnational alliances cannot be built, the goal of gender equality will be put in jeopardy, say Anne Jenichen and Shahra Razavi

By Anne Jenichen and Shahra Razavi

/ 1 Feb 2011

Critical intersections: the politics of gender and religion

Understanding the prominence of religions and their effects on the politics of gender defies facile explanations, say Anne Jenichen and Shahra Razavi

By Anne Jenichen and Shahra Razavi

/ 1 Feb 2011

The unhappy marriage of religion and politics

Subtle and overt forms of resistance notwithstanding, it is clear that women’s rights advocates need to be vigilant when those who claim to have “divine truth” behind them start asserting their vision of “the good society” from positions of power and authority.

By Anne Jenichen and Shahra Razavi

/ 30 Nov 2010