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Aftermath

Name: Aftermath
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing
SKU: 04853304
Price: 19310 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Sheila Meintjes
ISBN: 9781842770672

Women in Post-conflict Transformation

Sheila Meintjes

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04853304

Publishers Bloomsbury Publishing, May 2002

What happens to women in the aftermath of war? This book asserts that for women there is no aftermat... Full description

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What happens to women in the aftermath of war? This book asserts that for women there is no aftermath - a truce does not end gender violence. It asks how transitions from war to peace and from authoritarian to democratic regimes can become opportunities for real social transformation. It presents an honest accounting of what women lose and gain in wartime and how they organize, and analyzes why they fail to consolidate their gains. It reflects on how war changes identities, on the myths that men and women invent about each other in wartime, and on the problems of reconciliation and women's solidarity. It focuses on shifts in gender relations during post-conflict reconstruction and transformation. The contributors consider the relation of the state to society in the aftermath, searching for a vision of the transformed society. The second part documents the varied nature of war and post-war situations.