Expert Talk: Militarised masculinity in armed conflicts
Counter-strategies against militarised masculinity in and following armed conflicts
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Violent Conflicts and Conflict Prevention
The background of violent conflicts and wars is multifaceted. Yet, an essential factor is often disregarded in the cause analysis: gender-political dynamics. However, looking at the power relations between women and men is also important to understand how crises and wars develop, how they can be prevented and how lasting peace can be achieved. Peace is more than the absence of war. A gender-equitable and non-violent society cannot be realized through the military but through civil society forms of conflict regulation, mainly through prevention. The gender issue plays a decisive role in this process.
- Gender as a Political and Analytical Category
- Victims of Wars and Armed Conflicts
- Taking Subversive Advantage of the Social Minority Status of Women
- Liberation Movements and the Battle of the Sexes
- Markets of Violence and Perpetrators of Violence
- Female Soldiers as Perpetrators
- Female Soldiers as Victims
- Gender Mainstreaming
- Gender Mainstreaming in Bosnia
- Civil Military Cooperation (CIMIC)
- Hegemonic Masculinity
- The Concept of “Human Security”
- Sexualized Violence in Eastern Congo