This article brings together research on civil wars and militarization with feminist scholarship
on the household in order to push theorization on civil wars in new directions. By introducing …

This article reexamines and develops the analytical metaphor of “Reserve Soldiers as
Transmigrants” in three directions. First, we advance the notion of transmigration by linking it …

This book stems from a simple 'feminist curiosity'that can be succinctly summed up into a
single question: what happens to combatant women after the war? Based on in-depth …

This article explores our experiences of conducting feminist interpretive research on the
British Army Reserves. The project, which examined the everyday work-Army-life balance …

Set against the backdrop of the British Government's Future Reserves 2020 (FR2020)
programme, this article addresses military reservists' experiences of how they are perceived …

Feminist scholars have long argued that militarism and patriarchy are linked. To date,
however, the relationship between militarization and gender inequality has not been …

Critiques of militarization have deftly highlighted its limitations as a concept, not least
because it too easily implies something done to otherwise benign and peaceful societies by …

This article offers a feminist analysis of the UK's Military Wives Choir as a vehicle for
depicting the subject of the 'Penelope'military wife. The Penelope subject is characterised by …

This study examines reserve military service from a perspective of social construction—the
ways in which the reservist's conscious experiences are constructed to give meaning to …

Feminist scholarship on gender and militarization reveals how militaries rely on the
commitments and contributions of military spouses on the basis of essential gender norms …