In honour of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women the following articles from Gendered Perspectives on Conflict and Violence Part B (Advances in Gender Research) are free to view until 29^th November.

 

Ø  Routine violence: Intersectionality at the interstices

               

Ø  Well-intended measures: Conceptualizing gender as a social structure in post-conflict policy development          

 

Ø  Resisting gendered religious nationalism: The case of religious-based violence in Gujarat, India

 

Ø  Is religiosity related to reduced abuse in childhood? A community study of ultra-Orthodox and Secular Jewish women               

 

Ø  Treating sexual violence as a “business”: Reflections on national and international responses to sexual and gender-based violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo      

 

Ø  The use of participatory gender analysis for violence reduction in (post-) conflict settings: A study of a community education project in northern Uganda

               

Ø  Not all Nazis are men: Women’s underestimated potential for violence in German Neo-Nazism. Continuation of the past or novel phenomenon?     

 

Ø  “That candy bar ain’t free”: Managing performances of masculinity in prison

               

Ø  Before prevention: The trajectory and tensions of feminist antiviolence

               

Ø  “Our” honor and “their” honor: The case of honor killings in Turkey         

 

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Emma

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