Women and Peacebuilding in Africa
Herausgeber: Chitando, Anna
Women and Peacebuilding in Africa
Herausgeber: Chitando, Anna
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This volume re-centres African women scholars in the discourse on African women and peacebuilding, combining theoretical reflections with case studies in a range of African countries.
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This volume re-centres African women scholars in the discourse on African women and peacebuilding, combining theoretical reflections with case studies in a range of African countries.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 232
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 345g
- ISBN-13: 9780367620639
- ISBN-10: 0367620634
- Artikelnr.: 67826207
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 232
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 345g
- ISBN-13: 9780367620639
- ISBN-10: 0367620634
- Artikelnr.: 67826207
Anna Chitando is an associate professor in the Department of Languages and Literature, Faculty of Arts, Culture and Heritage Studies at the Zimbabwe Open University.
1. African Women and Peacebuilding 2. Women in Peacebuilding: Influencing
Africa's Peace and Security Architecture 3. Women's Participation in
Peacebuilding in Africa 4. Young Women and Peacebuilding 5. Building
Sustainable Peace in Post-Conflict Settings in Africa: A Case Study of
Liberia 6. Women and Peacebuilding in Madagascar 7. Women as Religious
Citizens and Peacebuilding in Kenya 8. Women as Agents of Peace in the
Midlands Province, Zimbabwe: Towards Sustainable Peace and Development 9.
Women with Disabilities, Peacebuilding and Development in Adamawa State,
Nigeria 10. Peacebuilding through health work: Opportunities and challenges
for women community health volunteers in Kenya 11. Women, Artisanal Mining
and Peacebuilding in Africa 12. A Role Analysis of Women in the Fight
against Terrorism in Nigeria 13. "Not all heroes Wear Caps": Women and
Peacebuilding in the Public Sphere in Zambia through a Narrative of Susan
Sikaneta 14. "Swimming Against the Current": Queen Labotsibeni, the Epitome
of Effective Peacebuilding in Eswatini 15. Pray the Devil Back to Hell as a
Resource for Appreciating African Women's Contribution to Peacebuilding
Africa's Peace and Security Architecture 3. Women's Participation in
Peacebuilding in Africa 4. Young Women and Peacebuilding 5. Building
Sustainable Peace in Post-Conflict Settings in Africa: A Case Study of
Liberia 6. Women and Peacebuilding in Madagascar 7. Women as Religious
Citizens and Peacebuilding in Kenya 8. Women as Agents of Peace in the
Midlands Province, Zimbabwe: Towards Sustainable Peace and Development 9.
Women with Disabilities, Peacebuilding and Development in Adamawa State,
Nigeria 10. Peacebuilding through health work: Opportunities and challenges
for women community health volunteers in Kenya 11. Women, Artisanal Mining
and Peacebuilding in Africa 12. A Role Analysis of Women in the Fight
against Terrorism in Nigeria 13. "Not all heroes Wear Caps": Women and
Peacebuilding in the Public Sphere in Zambia through a Narrative of Susan
Sikaneta 14. "Swimming Against the Current": Queen Labotsibeni, the Epitome
of Effective Peacebuilding in Eswatini 15. Pray the Devil Back to Hell as a
Resource for Appreciating African Women's Contribution to Peacebuilding
1. African Women and Peacebuilding 2. Women in Peacebuilding: Influencing
Africa's Peace and Security Architecture 3. Women's Participation in
Peacebuilding in Africa 4. Young Women and Peacebuilding 5. Building
Sustainable Peace in Post-Conflict Settings in Africa: A Case Study of
Liberia 6. Women and Peacebuilding in Madagascar 7. Women as Religious
Citizens and Peacebuilding in Kenya 8. Women as Agents of Peace in the
Midlands Province, Zimbabwe: Towards Sustainable Peace and Development 9.
Women with Disabilities, Peacebuilding and Development in Adamawa State,
Nigeria 10. Peacebuilding through health work: Opportunities and challenges
for women community health volunteers in Kenya 11. Women, Artisanal Mining
and Peacebuilding in Africa 12. A Role Analysis of Women in the Fight
against Terrorism in Nigeria 13. "Not all heroes Wear Caps": Women and
Peacebuilding in the Public Sphere in Zambia through a Narrative of Susan
Sikaneta 14. "Swimming Against the Current": Queen Labotsibeni, the Epitome
of Effective Peacebuilding in Eswatini 15. Pray the Devil Back to Hell as a
Resource for Appreciating African Women's Contribution to Peacebuilding
Africa's Peace and Security Architecture 3. Women's Participation in
Peacebuilding in Africa 4. Young Women and Peacebuilding 5. Building
Sustainable Peace in Post-Conflict Settings in Africa: A Case Study of
Liberia 6. Women and Peacebuilding in Madagascar 7. Women as Religious
Citizens and Peacebuilding in Kenya 8. Women as Agents of Peace in the
Midlands Province, Zimbabwe: Towards Sustainable Peace and Development 9.
Women with Disabilities, Peacebuilding and Development in Adamawa State,
Nigeria 10. Peacebuilding through health work: Opportunities and challenges
for women community health volunteers in Kenya 11. Women, Artisanal Mining
and Peacebuilding in Africa 12. A Role Analysis of Women in the Fight
against Terrorism in Nigeria 13. "Not all heroes Wear Caps": Women and
Peacebuilding in the Public Sphere in Zambia through a Narrative of Susan
Sikaneta 14. "Swimming Against the Current": Queen Labotsibeni, the Epitome
of Effective Peacebuilding in Eswatini 15. Pray the Devil Back to Hell as a
Resource for Appreciating African Women's Contribution to Peacebuilding