Gender, peace and conflict

Ed. by Inger Skjelsbæk and Dan Smith
Bok · Uten språklig innhold · 2001 PRIO(Institutt for fredsforskning)

Utgitt	Oslo : Sage Publ. , 2001
Omfang	228s.
Opplysninger	Innhold: 1) Dorota Gierycz: Women, Peace and the United Nations: Beyong Beijing (s. 14-31); 2) Dan Smith: The Problem of Essentialism (s. 32-46); 3) Inger Skjelsbæk: Is Femininity Inherently Peaceful? The Construction of Femininity in the War (s. 47-67); 4) Michael Salla: Women & War, Men & Pacifism (s. 68-79); 5) Errol Miller: Gender, Power and Politics: An Alternative Perspective (s. 80-103); 6) Drude Dahlerup: Women in Political Decisionmaking: From Critical Mass to Critical Acts in Scandinavia (s. 104-121); 7) Anuradha Mitra Chenoy and Achin Vanaik: Promoting Peace, Security and Conflict Resolution: Gender Balance in Decisionmaking (s. 122-138); 8) Eva Irene Tuft: Integrating a Gender Perspective in Conflict Resolution: The Colombian Case (s. 139-160); 9) Svetlana Slapsak: The Use of Women and the Role of Women in the Yugoslav War (s. 161-183); 10) Kumudini Samuel: Gender Difference in Conflict Resolution: The Case of Sri Lanka (s. 184-204)
Emner	Balkan Colombia Conflict resolution Decision making Vis mer... Dispute settlement Fourth World Conference on Women, Beijing 4-15.september 1995 Nordic countries Peace United Nations War Women Women's organizations Yugoslavia
Dewey	396:341.67 GEN
ISBN	0-7619-6853-9