Research on women's participation in rebel organizations often focuses on “frontline”
fighters. But there is a dearth of scholarship about noncombat roles in rebel groups. This is …

Names: Gruszczak, Artur, 1965–editor.| Kaempf, Sebastian, editor. Title: Routledge
handbook of the future of warfare/edited by Artur Gruszczak and Sebastian Kaempf …

How do women's roles in rebel groups influence the perpetration of violence against
civilians? Research regarding women rebels' impact on armed group behavior produces …

Civil wars are not only destructive: they can also give birth to new, long-lasting social,
political, and economic structures and processes. I argue that we should in fact view civil …

ABSTRACT Combat Service Support (CSS) refers to the direct and indirect sustainment
services to the soldiers and units (potentially) engaged in combat activities. In the Global …

This chapter articulates the way in which warfare has always been gendered but how recent
technological developments are changing the work that gender does in war. Considering …

While we know that women often participate in armed groups as combatants, they are
routinely left out of Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR) processes …

The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is home to countries with distinct
governance structures, resulting in a widely variable impact on women's political …

The proceeding dissertation is a collection of three articles exploring the phenomenon of
women’s wings in rebel grou Page 1 Abstract The proceeding dissertation is a collection of three …

How does the prevalence of female combatants in a rebel group influence conflict severity?
Previous research has investigated the impact conflict has on women but has overlooked …