T. Bartz-Beielstein, Marco Chiarandini, L. Paquete, M. Preuss
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............................................................................................................................三世缪一:INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................................一缪二:SEXUAL POLITICS在,2000 ............................................................九2.1。Revisiting“Civil法人组织“as Opposition大the滨州 ....................................................9 20。不可无效移动Changes, and英语Networking打印南斯拉夫 .............................22 230。同性恋,and蕾丝边Activism打印“社会进步Movements .........................................................它35 2.4个。Feminist Roots: Subverting within the Socialist几千个 .............................................47缪3:METHODOLOGY ........................................................................................55 3.1。Critical Approaches大Discourse ..................................................................................55有32。Materialist Feminist Politics Discourse, and the Subject译本史》(英语) .........................................68年为3.3。它是Data ..................................................................................................................................75缪4:反对消失DISCOURSES的另外一件事就人体,身份,这和SEXUAL CITIZENSHIP .......................................................................................................................一位81 4.1。这里的另外一件事就Investing打印人体打印Post-Cold战争,而言 ................................................一位81 4.2。先进的新自由主义资本主义与“人权”的局限性论述…87。3。另外一件事就Anti-Discrimination提出#,只要Neo-liberal人体 ...........................................96 4.4。Sexual Citizenship .........................................................................................................第112缪五:PROFESSIONALIZATION OF SEXUAL POLITICS打印《2000s语克罗地亚 .............................................................................................................................123个5.1。大Shift from Movements非政府组织 ..................................................................................123个5.2。就在教育非政府组织LGBT #,让“宇宙的“组织Labor .......................................................130 5。。据The Role of国际Organizations, and Donors ...............................................5。航向147。敌人Shaping Civil法人组织 ..............................................................................163 550。公立大学,and Solidarity ...........................................................................................174 C E U科幻片D C ct就是全部le io n v的另外一件事就缪6:EUROPEANIZATION, AND SEXUAL ...................................185 6.1。磁改成西Accession ...........................................................................................至188 62。克罗地亚,and而言:Contesting the“巴尔干半岛开始 ” ........................................................195 6.3。Transnational Activism: Advocacy, and Lobbying ....................................................长。3。Homophobia, and磁身份Discourses打印,人伦这Transnational Activists, and磁Institutions ...................................................................................................217个缪7:CONCLUSION ............................................................................................有花WORKS CITED ...................................................................................................................241在/ MEETINGS ...............................................................................................八卦CROATIAN提出 .............................................................................................................261
............................................................................................................................iii CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................... 1 CHAPTER 2: SEXUAL POLITICS BEFORE 2000 ............................................................ 9 2.1. Revisiting “Civil Society” as Opposition to the State .................................................... 9 2.2. Legal Changes and the Importance of Networking in Yugoslavia ............................. 22 2.3. Gay and Lesbian Activism in Social Movements ......................................................... 35 2.4. Feminist Roots: Subverting within the Socialist System ............................................. 47 CHAPTER 3: METHODOLOGY........................................................................................ 55 3.1. Critical Approaches to Discourse .................................................................................. 55 3.2. Materialist Feminist Politics of Discourse and the Subject ......................................... 68 3.3. Data .................................................................................................................................. 75 CHAPTER 4: DISCOURSES OF HUMAN RIGHTS, IDENTITY, AND SEXUAL CITIZENSHIP ....................................................................................................................... 81 4.1. Investing in Human Rights in Post-Cold War Europe ................................................ 81 4.2. Advanced Neo-liberal Capitalism and the Limits of “Human Rights” Discourses .. 87 4.3. Anti-Discrimination Laws as Neo-liberal Human Rights ........................................... 96 4.4. Sexual Citizenship ......................................................................................................... 112 CHAPTER 5: PROFESSIONALIZATION OF SEXUAL POLITICS IN THE 2000s IN CROATIA ............................................................................................................................. 123 5.1. Shift from Movements to NGOs .................................................................................. 123 5.2. The Division of Labor in the LGBT NGO Scene ....................................................... 130 5.3. The Role of International Organizations and Donors ............................................... 147 5.4. Government Shaping Civil Society.............................................................................. 163 5.5. Community and Solidarity ........................................................................................... 174 C E U eT D C ol le ct io n v CHAPTER 6: EUROPEANIZATION AND SEXUAL RIGHTS ................................... 185 6.1. European Union Accession........................................................................................... 188 6.2. Croatia and Europe: Contesting the “Balkans” ........................................................ 195 6.3. Transnational Activism: Advocacy and Lobbying .................................................... 205 6.4. Homophobia and European Identity in the Discourses of Transnational Activists and European Institutions ................................................................................................... 217 CHAPTER 7: CONCLUSION............................................................................................ 234 WORKS CITED................................................................................................................... 241 INTERVIEWS/MEETINGS ............................................................................................... 259 CROATIAN LAWS ............................................................................................................. 261