»Was Männer bewegt« - Neokonservative Männlichkeitspolitik in Österreich im Kontext der Einrichtung der Männerpolitischen Grundsatzabteilung

Mayrhofer, Monika

doi:10.1515/fs-2006-0210

Feministische Studien

2006

DOI: 10.1515/fs-2006-0210

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»Was Männer bewegt« - Neokonservative Männlichkeitspolitik in Österreich im Kontext der Einrichtung der Männerpolitischen Grundsatzabteilung

Monika Mayrhofer¹

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“… 8. This department was strongly criticized for its neo-conservative perspective on men’s politics by the Austrian political scientist Monika Mayrhofer (2006). …”

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Self-Representations of Gender-Equality-Oriented Men’s Organizations in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland

Kastein

2016

The Journal of Men’s Studies

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Research is carried out on an institutionalizing transnational scene of gender-equalityoriented men's organizations in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. In this article, I give insight into the websites of eight men's organizations. The webpages demonstrate a special type of communication, indicate their desired outward perception and readership, and are part of a programmatic discourse. The webpage analysis shows a variety of statements, addressees, and aims, which indicate that a clear self-perception of men's politics is not to be found. Instead, men's politics is a field of different interpretive patterns and discursive battles for interpretive power.

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“… 8. This department was strongly criticized for its neo-conservative perspective on men’s politics by the Austrian political scientist Monika Mayrhofer (2006). …”

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Self-Representations of Gender-Equality-Oriented Men’s Organizations in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland

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The Journal of Men’s Studies

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»Was Männer bewegt« - Neokonservative Männlichkeitspolitik in Österreich im Kontext der Einrichtung der Männerpolitischen Grundsatzabteilung

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