Title: Routledge handbook of feminist peace research/edited by Tarja Väyrynen, Swati
Parashar, Élise Féron and Catia Cecilia Confortini. Description: 1 Edition.| New York …

Pacifism and anarchism have been until recently largely missing on the landscape of
international relations (IR) theories, even though they help articulate valuable and nuanced …

In this chapter, we examine the relations between men, masculinities and violence, peace,
justice, and conflict through an overview of critical literature on these multi-level connections …

This article explores the complicated process of post-deployment homecoming in military
families in Denmark. Based on qualitative interviews with spouses and children of formerly …

In many societies, the military institution is discursively constructed as a key 'masculinity
maker'; compulsory military service is considered a disciplinary rite de passage that turns …

The main argument in the chapter is that the concept of hegemonic masculinity remains
important to the understanding of contemporary power relations and processes of exclusion …

Militaries and militarism are among the most obviously gendered of all organizational
activities. The military is also one of the clearest arenas of social power, violence and killing …

This article addresses the question of culture and subjective life by virtue of exploring
soldierly self-fashioning in the context of military subjectification. Based on ethnographic …

Masculinity linked to conflict or war is often seen as hegemonic. This research offers two
literary texts from two different countries: Stephen Crane’ s The Red Badge of Courage …

This chapter elaborates on the different dimensions of the state's masculinism. Feminist-
materialist theories of the state explain state masculinism out of social power relations and …