Women Waging War and Peace: International Perspectives of Women's Roles in Conflict and Post-Conflict Reconstruction

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Foreword by Andrea BartoliEditors' BiographiesNotes on ContributorsPrefaceAcknowledgementsList of Abbreviations1    Overview and Introduction    Sandra I. Cheldelin and Maneshka Eliatamby2    Victims of Rape and Gendercide: All Wars    Sandra I. CheldelinSection I:  Women Waging War3    Searching for Emancipation: Eritrea, Nepal and Sri Lanka    Maneshka Eliatamby4    Dying for Identity: Chechnya and Sri Lanka    Maneshka Eliatamby and Ekaterina Romanova5    Fighting Young: Liberia and Sierra LeonePatricia A. MauldenSection II:  Women Intervening in War6    Challenging Warfare: Sri Lanka    Maneshka Eliatamby7    Building a Peace Network    Ambassador Swanee HuntSection III:  Women Waging Peace8    Countering the Currents: Zimbabwe        Martha Mutisi9    Engendering Recovery: Rwanda    Peace Uwineza and Vanessa Noël Brown10    Rebuilding the Gulf:  United States    Terra Tolley11    Conferencing Serious Crime: United States        Jennifer LangdonSection IV:  Women Sustaining Peace12    Promises of Justice: Uganda, Democratic Republic of the Congo and Sudan    Susan F. Hirsch13    Engaging Legislation: Liberia and Chechnya    Ekaterina Romanova and Erica Sewell14    Challenging Patriarchy: Pakistan, Egypt and Turkey        Saira Yamin15    Organizing the Disenfranchised: Haiti and the Dominican Republic    Yves-Reneé JenningsSection V:  Conclusion16    Challenging the Dominant Narrative        Sandra I. Cheldelin and Maneshka EliatambyNotes    Index