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  1. Is the World Social Forum a Transnational Public Sphere?Janet Conway & Jakeet Singh - 2009 - Theory, Culture and Society 26 (5):61-84.
    In a number of recent articles, Nancy Fraser attempts to understand the World Social Forum within the framework of critical democratic theory. In this article, we examine the descriptive and normative aspects of Fraser’s theoretical framework, and explore the effects of projecting it upon the World Social Forum. We argue that while this theory may elucidate some features of the Forum, many of the Forum’s most challenging and innovative aspects are obscured and limited by Fraser’s framework. Not only, then, does (...)
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  • Considering Nancy Fraser's Notion of Social Justice for Social Work: Reflections on Misframing and the Lives of Refugees in South Africa.Dorothee Hölscher - 2012 - Ethics and Social Welfare (1):1-19.
    This article explores the implications of cross-border migration for social work's normative commitment to social justice. Specifically, it interrogates Nancy Fraser's conceptualisation of social justice in guiding social work practice with refugees. The paper is grounded in an ethnographic study conducted from 2008 to 2009 in a South African church which had provided shelter to a group of refugees following their displacement by an outbreak of xenophobic violence. The study's findings reveal that various kinds of misframing created multiple forms of (...)
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  • Féminismes et « convergence des luttes » au temps de la Covid-19 et de la cancel culture.Réjane Sénac - 2021 - Diogène n° 267-267 (3-4):234-253.
    Le mouvement de réappropriation des espaces physiques et virtuels de parole pour dénoncer les injustices et ceux qui les commettent a pris des formes multiples : de l’occupation de places publiques à la libération de la parole contre les violences systémiques, sexistes et racistes en particulier, via des mouvements comme #MeToo et #OnVeutRespirer. Les féminismes contemporains s’inscrivent ainsi dans un contexte de mobilisation caractérisé par la défiance vis-à-vis d’une démocratie représentative perçue comme confisquée par les élites et par un horizon (...)
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  • Social rights and gender justice in the neoliberal moment: A conversation about welfare and transnational politics.with Kate Bedford & Nancy Fraser - 2008 - Feminist Theory 9 (2):225-245.
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