Anna Tolstukhina
Anna Tolstukhina
Global Political Economy/Global Challenges and Transformations: Geopolitics, Inequalities and Mobilities
University of Bristol
School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies
September 2025
Flowers and Firearms: Hegemonic Femininity, Wartime, and Anti-War Activism
My research aims to unpack the connection between women-led anti-war activism and gender/power distributions in militarised societies through the concept of hegemonic femininity. I will explore the manifestations of hegemonic…
My research aims to unpack the connection between women-led anti-war activism and gender/power distributions in militarised societies through the concept of hegemonic femininity. I will explore the manifestations of hegemonic femininity in the context of two conflicts and related movements: the Balkan Wars (Women in Black Serbia) and the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine (Feminist Anti-War Resistance).
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