The project Anti-Gender Trouble - Concepts of Democracy in Conflict studies conceptions of democracy within the anti-gender phenomenon in Europe. The research combines the study of political theory with analysis of texts within the field of ‘anti-gender trouble' that consists of anti-gender actors, academic study of anti-gender, and EU politics that targets anti-gender mobilization. The analysis of these texts concentrates on the use of the concepts of ‘majority', ‘minority and' ‘the people'. We expect the conceptual analysis reveal a complicated array of conflicting ideas of democracy in relation to anti-gender mobilization and to open insights into understanding why exactly gender emerges in the field of struggles over the meaning of democracy. The project will create a new theoretical approach for researching the phenomenon of anti-gender, and the results will be useful in depolarizing political discussion.