Tanja Vuckovic Juros

@tvuckovicjuros.bsky.social

Sociologist (Culture & Politics, Sexualities & Families, Memory Studies); Practitioner & Teacher of Qualitative Methods; Associate Professor of Sociology @FFZG University of Zagreb. Project #SenseAGENDa, https://sites.google.com/site/vuckovicjuros

#CCINDLE followers may well be interested in this new book, available open access from our colleagues at the #GlobalQueerPolitics series. You can read Anti-Gender Mobilizations in the Post-Yugoslav Space: Hidden Connection in full here:

Anti-Gender Mobilizations in the Post-Yugoslav Space

This open access book advances knowledge of anti-gender mobilizations and offers helpful insights for academics, researchers, and policymakers alike.

link.springer.com

This text started out as a country presentation at the @antigenderpolitics.bsky.social kick-off meeting. So excited it found a home as an EPJG gender update!

European Journal of Politics and Gender@ejpgjournal.bsky.social · 11mo ago

🚨NEW ARTICLE ALERT🚨 In this ✨FREE ACCESS✨ paper, Maja Gergorić & @tvuckovicjuros.bsky.social explain the strategic adaptability of anti-gender movements with evidence from Croatia 🇭🇷 doi.org/10.1332/2515...

Centrists always tell the left that they shouldn’t emphasize the existemce of social injustices, because it “gives ammunition to far right” or “upsets potential voters”. But fighting social injustice is partly so hard because people have been told these are things of the past and no longer exist.

Recently, I’ve been really pushing back on the framing that all of this is “backlash” to #MeToo. Because the misogyny came first. When we call it backlash, we’re starting the story in the middle, which allows the perpetrators to cast themselves as victims.

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It's a strange experience rereading Weeks' The World We Won immediately after Butler's Who's Afraid of Gender. And it really made me realize I need to focus a chapter in Anti-Gender Talk on how knowledge of diff ways to live is targeted not bc they fear influence but bc they fear thinkability.

I'm reading a book on qual. interviewing in prep for one of my future courses and spending most of the time disagreeing with the authors. Funny how, after some 100 interviews or so, one comes to hold fierce opinions on how interview questions should be formulated. :)

Writing progress today. -14 words in 45 minutes. And I'm quite devastated to report that removing the sentence I adored (bc how often do you get to use alliteration in academic writing: don't you just love the sound of 'tropes, tactics and targets'!?!) made the text better.