Egalitarianism is not uniform: Integrating intersectionality into process-based accounts of human political organisation

We argue that favourable socio-ecological circumstances do not translate uniformly into opportunities for all individuals. Drawing on intersectionality theory, we show that intersectional positions shape individuals’ differential ability to engage in the processes identified by the target article. Thus, while socio-ecological conditions create the possibility of egalitarianism, intersectionality shapes how those possibilities may be actualised.

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Bristol Research (University of Bristol)
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2026-04-11
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Feminist Epistemology and Gender Studies
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Egalitarianism is not uniform: Integrating intersectionality into process-based accounts of human political organisation

Elina Meliou, Stratos Ramoglou
Bristol Research (University of Bristol)
Feminist Epistemology and Gender Studies
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Egalitarianism is not uniform: Integrating intersectionality into process-based accounts of human political organisation

Elina Meliou, Stratos Ramoglou
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We argue that favourable socio-ecological circumstances do not translate uniformly into opportunities for all individuals. Drawing on intersectionality theory, we show that intersectional positions shape individuals’ differential ability to engage in the processes identified by the target article. Thus, while socio-ecological conditions create the possibility of egalitarianism, intersectionality shapes how those possibilities may be actualised.

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