Review – Critical Feminist Justpeace
Karie Riddle offers vital insights on gender and peace in complex contexts, though the book’s ambitious theory lacks clarity and broader methodological reach.
Revisiting and Resharing the Idea of an Integrated Justice Approach to Land Reform
Integrating economic, cultural, and political dimensions in research, policy, and practice can be more effective in advancing land and gender justice.
Opinion – Gender, Ukraine and Imagining a Just, Sustainable Peace
Building sustainable and just peace rests on the inclusive recollection of painful events shaping the collective memory.
A Vindication for African Women in the Adaptation and Mitigation Policy-Making Process
Gender responsive measures must be substantial, a step away from performative virtue signaling, and not falling prey to pink and green washing.
Interview – Alexandra Phelan
Alexandra Phelan explores insurgent legitimation, gender, and political violence, with a focus on Latin America, terrorism, and post-conflict transitions.
Donald Trump’s War on Global Development
Trump’s policies highlight a far-right backwardness that impacts the global development world exponentially; whether those in power can sustain the impacts is to be seen.
Faith in Transition: A Week Inside a Gender Surgery Clinic
Islamic law does not inherently oppose non-binary gender and/or sex, and certain Muslim jurists have advanced compelling arguments for an alternative body politics.
Extractivism and Resistance: Gendered Perspectives on the Global Resource Economy
Moving beyond extractivism is essential for transforming the way societies interact with the environment and ensuring sustainable development.
Gendered Memory and Mass Violence: Rwanda, Bosnia, and the Holocaust
A more nuanced discussion of women’s experiences during mass violence from all angles and perspectives, victim, perpetrator, rescuer, and combatants is vital to understanding mass violence.
Opinion – Gendered Digital Repression in Myanmar’s Online Dissent
The case of Myanmar highlights how autocrats are leveraging social media as a political tool to not only react to but also proactively deter women’s online activism.
