Some insight as to what factors empower women to work for peace building was gained. The factors that were shared by the majority of peace builders in the study were their inner sense of duty to humanity, a spiritual/ religious practice or belief, and their feeling of interconnectedness to their world. Women peace builders find others and themselves as a source of empowerment. On the other hand, however dependent women are on others for their empowerment, in the end, it is the individual’s commitment to herself and humanity that fuels her passion in working for peace. Through a study consisting of interviews with ten women peace builders of differing generations and questionnaires with twenty-three non-activist women, an understanding of wh...
Peacebuilding has become increasing important as a means of preventing continuing hostilities among ...
The UN Security Council Resolution 1325 has made strong provisions to include women in peace‐buildin...
Throughout history war has commonly been associated with the actions of men and the victimhood of wo...
Some insight as to what factors empower women to work for peace building was gained. The factors tha...
Women have long been recognised as having played a major and visible role in peace movements. Debate...
Peacebuilding projects continue to fall short in reaching their full potential. In order to find mor...
How can we restore peace after conflicts? And how can we maintain it? The ...
Related literature showed that women’s participation in peacebuilding activities are for the surviva...
This thesis studies women in peacebuilding and concentrates on questions: why women are excluded fro...
Women’s participation in a post-conflict peace process has been given an important role. Some schola...
Although women’s instrumentality in peacebuilding is internationally recognized, gendered meanings o...
Peace-building is now a major aspect of the work of international institutions. While once the inter...
This paper is based on a selected range of literature review on the role played by women in peace ef...
With the implementation of UNSC Resolution 1325 the role women play for peace and security was affir...
Women's participation in peacebuilding processes was greatly increased through 1325 resolution on wo...
Peacebuilding has become increasing important as a means of preventing continuing hostilities among ...
The UN Security Council Resolution 1325 has made strong provisions to include women in peace‐buildin...
Throughout history war has commonly been associated with the actions of men and the victimhood of wo...
Some insight as to what factors empower women to work for peace building was gained. The factors tha...
Women have long been recognised as having played a major and visible role in peace movements. Debate...
Peacebuilding projects continue to fall short in reaching their full potential. In order to find mor...
How can we restore peace after conflicts? And how can we maintain it? The ...
Related literature showed that women’s participation in peacebuilding activities are for the surviva...
This thesis studies women in peacebuilding and concentrates on questions: why women are excluded fro...
Women’s participation in a post-conflict peace process has been given an important role. Some schola...
Although women’s instrumentality in peacebuilding is internationally recognized, gendered meanings o...
Peace-building is now a major aspect of the work of international institutions. While once the inter...
This paper is based on a selected range of literature review on the role played by women in peace ef...
With the implementation of UNSC Resolution 1325 the role women play for peace and security was affir...
Women's participation in peacebuilding processes was greatly increased through 1325 resolution on wo...
Peacebuilding has become increasing important as a means of preventing continuing hostilities among ...
The UN Security Council Resolution 1325 has made strong provisions to include women in peace‐buildin...
Throughout history war has commonly been associated with the actions of men and the victimhood of wo...