ISBN:
9780190873738
,
9780190862251
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online Ressource (673 Seiten)
Series Statement:
Oxford handbooks online
Series Statement:
Political science
Series Statement:
Oxford handbooks online
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als The Oxford handbook of gender and conflict
DDC:
303.6/6082
Keywords:
Bewaffneter Konflikt Nachkonfliktphase
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Geschlecht
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Geschlechterrolle/Geschlechterverhältnis
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Frauen
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Sexuelle Gewalt
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Gewalt gegen Frauen
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Internationaler Akteur
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Handbuch
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Armed conflicts Post-conflict phase
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Gender groups
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Genders/gender roles
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Women
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Sexual violence
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Violence against women
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International actors
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Handbooks
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United Nations Normensetzungsfunktion internationaler Akteure
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UN Security Council Resolution 1325 (2000-10-31)
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Peacebuilding
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Friedenssicherung
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Humanitäre Intervention
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Rechtliche Faktoren
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Feminismus
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Establishment of norms (function of international actors) Peacebuilding
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Peacekeeping
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Humanitarian intervention
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Legal factors
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Feminism
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Geschlechterrolle
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Sexualverhalten
Abstract:
The Oxford Handbook of Gender and Conflict brings together leading interdisciplinary scholars, policymakers, and practitioners to address a complex range of challenges, contexts, geographies, and issues that arise for women and men in the context of armed conflict. The Handbook addresses war and peace, humanitarian intervention, countering violence and extremism, the United Nations Women, Peace, and Security Agenda, sexual violence, criminal accountability, autonomous weapons, peacekeeping, refugee and internally displaced person (IDP) status, the political economy of war, the economics of conflict, as well as health and economic security. It begins with theoretical approaches to gender and conflict, drawing on the areas of international, peace and conflict, feminist, and masculinities studies. The Handbook explores how women and men’s pre-war societal, economic, and legal status relates to their conflict experiences, affecting the ways in which they are treated in the post-conflict transitional phase. In addition to examining these conflict and post-conflict experiences, the Handbook addresses the differing roles of multiple national and international actors, as well as the UN led Women, Peace, and Security Agenda. Contributions survey the regulatory framework and gendered dimensions of international humanitarian and international human rights law in situations of conflict and occupation as well as addressing, and critiquing, the gendered nature and content of international criminal law. The Handbook also includes grounded country case studies exploring different gendered experiences of conflict in various regions. As a whole, this Handbook seeks to critically examine the contemporary gender-based challenges that emerge in conflict and post-conflicts contexts.
Note:
Mapping the terrain
,
Theories of war
,
From women and war to gender and conflict? : feminist trajectories
,
The silences in the rules that regulate women during times of armed conflict
,
How should we explain the recurrence of violent conflict, and what might gender have to do with it?
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The gendered nexus between conflict and citizenship in historical perspective
,
Violent conflict and changes in gender economic roles : implications for post-conflict economic recovery
,
Victims who are men
,
Women, peace, and security : a critical analysis of the Security Council’s vision
,
Participation and protection : Security Council dynamics, bureaucratic politics, and the evolution of the women, peace, and security agenda
,
A genealogy of the centrality of sexual violence to gender and conflict
,
1325 + 17 = ? : filling in the blanks of the women, peace, and security agenda
,
Complementarity and convergence? : women, peace and security and counterterrorism
,
Unlocking the potential of CEDAW as an important accountability tool for the women, peace and security agenda
,
The promise and limits of indicators on women, peace and security
,
Humanitarian intervention and gender dynamics
,
(Re)Considering gender jurisprudence
,
Complementarity as a catalyst for gender justice in national prosecutions
,
Forced marriage during conflict and mass atrocity
,
Advancing justice and making amends through reparations
,
Colonialism
,
Conflict, displacement, and refugees
,
Gender and forms of conflict : the moral hazards of dating the security council
,
The martial rape of girls and women in antiquity and modernity
,
“Mind the Gap” : measuring and understanding gendered conflict experiences
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Intersectionality : working in conflict
,
Agency and gender norms in war economies
,
Risk and resilience : the physical and mental health of female civilians during war
,
The gender implications of small arms and light weapons in conflict situations
,
Unmanned weapons : looking for the gender dimensions
,
Gender and peacekeeping
,
Peacekeeping, human trafficking, and sexual abuse and exploitation
,
Women, peace negotiations, and peace agreements : opportunities and challenges
,
Women’s organizations and peace initiatives
,
Gender and disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration : reviewing and advancing the field
,
Decolonial feminism, gender, and transitional justice in Latin America
,
Gender and governance in post-conflict and democratizing settings
,
Who defines the red lines? : the prospects for safeguarding women’s rights and securing their future in post-transition Afghanistan
,
“That’s not my daughter” : the paradoxes of documenting jihadist mass rape in 1990s Algeria and beyond
,
Consequences of conflict-related sexual violence on post-conflict society : case study of reparations in Bosnia and Herzegovina
,
Colombia : gender and land restitution
,
Knowing masculinities in armed conflict? : reflections from research in the Democratic Republic of Congo
,
Northern Ireland : the significance of a bottom-Up women’s movement in a politically contested society
,
Gendered suffering and the eviction of the native : the politics of birth in occupied East Jerusalem
,
Rwanda : women’s political participation in post-conflict state-building
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Sri Lanka : the impact of militarization on women
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