Sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) is an endemic problem in UN peacekeeping missions.
It is not only a gross human rights violation, but also threatens to challenge the legitimacy of …

The gendered boundaries of international security, historically identified by feminist
scholarship, are being broken down since the passage of UN Security Council Resolution …

This article considers how, in the light of contemporary military transformations, feminist
theorizing about women's military participation might be developed to take account of an …

Applying a Bourdieusian feminist practice theory approach to the study of norm
implementation, this article introduces a fourth level of analysis, the embodied subject who is …

Since the adoption of UNSCR 1325, more female peacekeepers are participating in
peacekeeping missions than ever before. Nevertheless, the current literature on …

This paper is about the experiences of Gender Advisors in NATO and partner militaries, and
the question of whether militaries can contribute to a feminist vision of peace and security …

Afghanistan has been embroiled in several waves of civil and international political conflict
since the late 1970s. Insecurity and uncertainty consume everyday life along with various …

This article examines the extent to which the participation of women in the military furthers or
hinders the displacement of gendered dichotomies and whether this brings about more …

This paper examines embodied representations of state (in) security within three broad
thematic categories: biometrics, prosthetics, and military biopower. This analysis elucidates …

Twenty years since the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 there is an almost
unanimous call for an increased number of uniformed women in peace operations from …