Titlebook: Islamic Feminism in Kuwait; The Politics and Par Alessandra L. González Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 201

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Islamists Are Winning Elections,of Kuwait City for my next set of interviews with a group of young Islamist women, and I was a little late and a little lost. I decided to pick up my cell phone and try my contact again. “I’m sorry I think I’m lost… the taxi has just left me and I’m not really sure where I am!” My contact answered,

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Veiled Women Are Leading,iscussing the long struggle it took for her to get through her own doctoral program, because though she started out as a candidate at a prestigious British university, she was unable to find advisors there to support her work on Islamic-based political rights for women. She then moved to another Eur

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Men Are Enabling Islamic Feminism,ivists, the men interested in women’s political rights in Kuwait may differ in their approach but all—from secular Liberals to conservative Islamists—are working hard to persuade and incorporate women into their political agendas. Since women were given their political rights to vote and run for par

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Arab Youth Are Both Modern and Traditional,l co-existence of traditional Islamic values and pragmatic modern interpretations that offer solutions for the larger Middle East. What Courbage, Todd, and Holoch call a “convergence of civilizations,” González and Al-Kazi call a “co-existence” model—a third way between Islamism and Liberalism in th

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Introduction,erstand social reform for women’s rights in other majority Muslim contexts. It explores the subject of women’s political participation in Kuwait as a means to understanding larger social reform issues. It is an updated search for examples of a recon-ciliation between Islam and feminism that comes ou

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Arab Youth Are Both Modern and Traditional,algic memory of the past in a co-existence model of conservative traditionalism and progressive liberalism—a third way. This chapter provides a sociological picture of contemporary Kuwaiti youth perspectives on women’s political participation, showing a pragmatic balance of individual-progressive an

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