The origin of inequality
Most feminist movements of the 20th and 21st centuries have reflected on feminist politics beyond or against the state. However, in recent history, they have recognized the fundamental role of this institution in shaping full citizenship for women and trans, gay, lesbian, and queer people.
This book by Daniela Losiggio , co-published with the Gino Germani Research Institute (IIGG, UBA), traces the existence of a possible harmony within modern state theory between a masculinized theory—though not always hostile to feminist and LGBTIQ+ demands—and a praxis that reveals transfeminist and, simultaneously, pro-statist imaginaries. Thus, it aims to lay the argumentative groundwork for a feminist state.
