Events
Kotef ('09-'12) gave a talk on the gender-based (over-)interpretations of political interventions and how these interpretations change the meanings of these interventions, enforce political actions, or work counter to them.
Participants
- Hagar Kotef Senior Lecturer in Political Theory and Comparative Politics SOAS, University of London
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