Rethinking Transitional Gender Justice

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 The Rise (and Fall?) of Transitional Gender Justice: A Survey of the Field

Chapter 3 Ebola and Post-Conflict Gender Justice: Lessons from Liberia

Chapter 4 Making Clients Out of Citizens: Deconstructing Women’s Empowerment and Humanitarianism in Post-Conflict Interventions

Chapter 5 Using War to Shift Peacetime Norms: The Example of Forced Marriage in Sierra Leone

Chapter 6 More than a Victim: Thinking Through Foreign Correspondents’ Representations of Women in Conflict

Chapter 7 WPS, Gender and Foreign Military Interveners: Experience from Iraq and Afghanistan

Chapter 8 Addressing Masculinities in Peace Negotiations: An Opportunity for Gender Justice

Chapter 9 Recalling Violence: Gender and Memory Work in Contemporary Post-conflict Peru

Chapter 10 International Criminal Court Prosecutions of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence: Challenges and Successes

Chapter 11 Speaking from the Ground: Transitional Gender Justice in Nepal

Chapter 12 Quechua Women: Agency in the Testimonies of the CVR—Peru Public Hearings

Chapter 13 The Effects of Indigenous Patriarchal Systems on Women’s Participation in Public Decision-Making in Conflict Settings: The Case of Somalia

Chapter 14 ‘Women Are Not Ready to [Vote for] Their Own’: Remaking Democracy, Making Citizens After the 2007 Post-Election Violence in Kenya

Chapter 15 ‘An Education Without any Fear?’ Higher Education and Gender Justice in Afghanistan

Chapter 16 Transitioning with Disability: Justice for Women with Disabilities in Post-War Sri Lanka

Chapter 17 Conclusion