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

Gender, sexuality, and violence have attracted significant attention in the sphere of
humanitarianism in recent years. While this shift builds on the earlier 'Gender and …

This article embraces the spectral turn and sociological framework of “Haunting” to
investigate the gendered implications of armed drones for the individuals who crew them …

Like all warfare, drone warfare is deeply gendered. This article explores how this military
technology sediments or disrupts existing conceptualizations of women who kill in war. The …

This book documents the political ecosystem that legitimized violent military action against
military-age males in US military operations after September 11, 2001. It first introduces the …

Contemporary shifts in technology are celebrated for empowering human rights defenders
and generating prosperity, but they also enable new forms of human rights violations. This …

This article explains gender-based violence (gbv) and the relationship between gbv and the
international arms trade. It examines how governments and activists worked together to …

Feminist examinations of weapons and war have largely focused on three specific issues.
First, the gendered impacts of the use of specific weapons and of armed conflict more …

Nuclear weapons are gendered. They have gendered impacts; their existence is predicated
and perpetuated in part due to gendered norms about power, violence, and security; and …

Civilians in armed conflict are affected in a number of ways, ranging from injury and death to
food insecurity, insufficient shelter, and water contamination. 1 The harm and suffering …