FRONT COVER -- GENDERED PERSPECTIVES ON CONFLICT AND VIOLENCE: PART A -- COPYRIGHT PAGE -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS -- INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS -- GENDERED PERSPECTIVES ON CONFLICT AND VIOLENCE: AN INTRODUCTION -- LABELS, VISIBILITY AND INTERSECTIONALITY -- WHERE THE PRIVATE BECOMES GLOBAL -- METHODS AND THEORY -- A TWO-PART VOLUME -- A NOTE ON OUR USE OF TERMS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENT -- REFERENCES -- GENDER AND VIOLENCE: A CONSIDERATION OF VICTIMS AND PERPETRATORS -- VICTIMIZED AGAIN? INTERSECTIONALITY AND INJUSTICE IN DISABLED WOMEN’S LIVES AFTER HATE CRIME AND RAPE -- INTRODUCTION -- BACKGROUND: HARMS AT THE INTERSECTION OF HATE CRIME, RAPE AND DISABLISM -- PILOT RESEARCH DESIGN -- EARLY OUTCOMES OF A PILOT SURVEY AND FOCUS GROUPS IN DISABLIST HATE CRIME -- RECIPROCITY IN THE RESEARCH PROCESS -- DISCUSSION: MACRO – INEQUALITIES WHICH DISABLE VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS -- MACRO INEQUALITIES IN RESEARCH ABOUT VIOLENCE AGAINST DISABLED PEOPLE -- PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SPACE VIOLENCE? -- MICRO INEQUALITIES IN IDENTITY HIERARCHIES: ARE YOU DISABLED, A VICTIM OR A WOMAN? -- VULNERABLE DISABLED WOMEN? -- HOW DO WE REBUILD OUR LIVES AFTER DISABLIST HATE CRIME INVOLVING RAPE? -- CONCLUSION -- A NOTE ABOUT LANGUAGE -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- NOTE -- REFERENCES -- FEMINIST REFLECTIONS ON DISABILITY HATE CRIME -- MY WORK ON DISABILITY HATE CRIMES -- PARALLELS WITH SECOND WAVE FEMINISM -- CONCLUSION -- NOTE -- REFERENCES -- INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AMONG SELF-IDENTIFIED QUEER VICTIMS: TOWARDS AN INTERSECTIONAL AWARENESS IN SCHOLARSHIP AND ORGANIZING SURROUNDING GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE -- INTRODUCTION -- METHODS AND ANALYSIS -- RESULTS AND DISCUSSION -- FLUID GENDER IDENTITIES -- ABUSIVE CONTEXT -- SEEKING INTERVENTION -- THE NEED FOR AN INTERSECTIONAL AWARENESS IN SCHOLARSHIP AND ORGANIZING SURROUNDING IPV -- STATE INTERVENTION -- GLOSSARY -- REFERENCES -- IN LETTING THE PERPETRATOR SPEAK: SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND CLASSROOM POLITICS -- INTRODUCTION -- A NARRATIVE OF TURNS: SANDRA BUTLER’S THE CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE -- FREE MEN TALKING: PHILLIPE BOURGOIS’S ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY -- REFERENCES -- GENDER AND VIOLENCE AS CONTEXTUALIZED NATIONALLY/GLOBALLY -- INVISIBLE LIVES, SILENCED VIOLENCE: TRANSPHOBIC GENDER VIOLENCE IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE -- INTRODUCTION -- METHODS -- GENDER VIOLENCE REVISITED -- ONE STEP FORWARD: GENDER IDENTITY ON THE GLOBAL DIPLOMATIC PARQUET -- TWO STEPS BACK: THE INVISIBILITY OF TRANSGENDER LOCATIONS IN UN’S CSW -- CONCLUSION -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- BELONGING TO THE JEWISH NATION: LIFE STORIES OF ISRAELI FEMALE COMBAT SOLDIERS -- INTRODUCTION -- GIVING VOICE TO WOMEN -- THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK -- METHODOLOGY -- DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS -- INSIDER–OUTSIDER STATUS -- NARRATIVES OF SACRIFICE AND SUCCESS -- NARRATIVES OF LOYALTY AND RESISTANCE -- CONCLUSION -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- APPENDIX: PARTICIPANT MATRIX -- PRIVATE WAR, PRIVATE SUFFERING, AND THE NORMALIZING POWER OF LAW -- INTRODUCTION -- THE CASE OF JAMIE LEIGH JONES -- GENDERING PMCS: A BRIEF GENEALOGY -- PROBLEMATIZING TRUTH AND VISIBILITY IN THE NARRATION OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE -- CONCLUSION -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- SIGNIFICANCE OF WARTIME RAPE -- HISTORICAL BACKGROUND -- IMT, IMTFE IN TOKYO AND CONTROL COUNCIL LAW NO 10 (CCL10) -- POST WW II TRIALS -- ICTY AND THE ICTR -- PROSECUTIONS AT THE ICTY AND ICTR -- SPECIAL COURT FOR SIERRA LEONE -- THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT -- HOW THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY ADDRESSES WARTIME RAPE -- UN RESOLUTIONS -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- FURTHER READINGS -- OUT OF SOUTHEAST EUROPE: GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE, PUBLIC TRANSITIONS, AND THE SEARCH FOR HOME -- INTRODUCTION -- THEORETICAL AND RESEARCH CONTEXT -- GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE, MIGRATION, AND ASYLUM -- SOUTHEAST EUROPE, THE REGION, AND THE GLOBE -- CONCLUSIONS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- LAYERS OF VIOLENCE: A GENDER PERSPECTIVE ON MEDIA REPORTING ON INFANT RAPE IN SOUTH AFRICA -- INTRODUCTION -- SOCIAL CONTEXT OF LOUSIVALE -- DECONSTRUCTING DISCOURSE OF RAPE IN SOUTH AFRICA -- ANALYZING THE MEDIA -- VIRGIN MYTH OR MEDIA MYTH? -- CAPITAL PUNISHMENT -- LOUISVALE AS A ZONE OF NONBEING -- SHAME STICKS: GENDER PERFORMATIVITY AND WANDA’S DENIED SUBJECT POSITION -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- GENDER EQUALITY, ATTITUDES TO GENDER EQUALITY, AND CONFLICT -- INTRODUCTION -- THEORETICAL LINKS BETWEEN GENDER EQUALITY, NORMS ON GENDER EQUALITY AND THE USE OF VIOLENCE -- METHOD AND DATA -- FINDINGS -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- ABOUT THE AUTHORS -- .
