The Routledge Handbook of the Politics of the #MeToo Movement

Dedication
Contents
Notes on contributors
Acknowledgements
Foreword • Cynthia Enloe
Introduction: Rebellion, revolution, reformation • Giti Chandra and Irma Erlingsdóttir
Part I: Theories
	1 Struggle, solidarity, and social change • Angela Y. Davis
	2 #MeToo as a revolutionary cascade • Cass R. Sunstein
	3 Global #MeToo • Catharine A. MacKinnon
	4 Subject of desire / subject of feminism: Some notes on the split subject(s) of #MeToo • Anne-Emmanuelle Berger
	5 #MeToo as a variegated phenomenon against men’s violences and violations: Implications for men and masculinities • Jeff Hearn
	6 #MeToo: beyond invulnerability: Towards a new ontological paradigm • Nanna Hlín Halldórsdóttir
	7 The anonymous feminist: Agency, trauma, personhood, and the #MeToo movement • Giti Chandra
	8 Silencing resistance to the patriarchy • Eyja M. Brynjarsdóttir
	9 #MeToo, African feminisms, and the scourge of stereotypes • Nkiru Balonwu
Part II: Contexts
	10 Narrating #MeToo: Calling our organisations to action • Pamela L. Runestad
	11 On tambourines, hashtags, and rerooting / rerouting survivor voice in Caribbean feminist movement building • Rochelle McFee
	12 Moving from theory to praxis: Sexual violence and the #MeToo movement • Vinita Chandra
	13 Wieners, whiners, Weinsteins, and worse • Jack Halberstam
	14 Of moguls, monsters, and men • Karen Boyle
	15 Many new solutions to workplace sexual harassment in a post #MeToo era, but will they do the trick? • Audrey Roofeh
	16 Being a disabled feminist killjoy in a feminist movement • Freyja Haraldsdóttir
	17 Black women, #MeToo and resisting plantation feminism • Marai Larasi
Part III: Global perspectives
	18 #MeToo: Anger, denouncement, and hope • Purna Sen
	19 #MeToo in France, a feminist revolution? A sociohistorical approach • Bibia Pavard, Florence Rochefort, and Michelle Zancarini-Fournel
	20 Polish #MeToo: When concern for men’s rights derails the women’s revolution • Magdalena Grabowska and Marta Rawłuszko
	21 #яНеБоюсьСказать (#IAmNotAfraidToSpeak), #MeToo, and the Russian media: Public discourse around violence against women in Russia • Anna Sedysheva
	22 #MeToo in post- socialist countries: A comparative analysis of Romanian and Chinese feminist activism against sexual violence • Mirela Violeta David
	23 In the name of #RiceBunny: Legacy, strategy, and efficiency of the Chinese #MeToo movement • Li Jun
	24 The #MeToo movement in Japan: Tentative steps towards transformation • Robert O’Mochain
	25 #AnaKaman — MeToo in the Arab world: A journalist’s account • Rym Tina Ghazal
	26 #MeToo, the law, and anti- sexual violence activism in Kenya • K. Kanyali Mwikya, Judy Gitau, and Esther Waweru
	27 Critical reflections on #MeToo in contemporary South Africa through an African feminist lens • Tamara Shefer and Tigist Shewarega Hussen
	28 #MeToo Argentina: A protest movement in progress • Marifran Carlson
	29 Mexico and Latin America: From #MeToo to #NiUnaMenos • Edmé Domínguez R.
	30 #Akademiuppropet: Social media as a tool for shaping a counter-public space in Swedish academia • Lisa Salmonsson
	31 Fighting structural inequalities: Feminist activism and the #MeToo movement in Iceland • Irma Erlingsdóttir
Index