Article exploring the role of women in war published

Article exploring the role of women in war published

Dr Natasha Danilova, Senior Lecturer at the School of Social Sciences, has had an article on political activism by Russia's military wives and mothers published.

The feature explores what Russia's anti-war movement should learn from the strategy of 'patriotic dissent' used by women and the subtle but significant challenge it poses to Vladimir Putin's handling of the war in Ukraine.

The article has been published by Open Democracy, an independent international media platform.

You can read the piece in full here.

 

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