Synopsis
Women, Peace and Security - A Global Agenda in the Making.- Part I: Gender Roles in Peace and Security.- From Sex and Gender to Intersectional Approaches? UN-Written Identities of Local Women in Participation and Protection Discourses.- Peace Processes: Business as Usual?.- Organisational Masculinity and Gender Norms: The Case of the UNDPKO.- Peacebuilding Measures and the Transformation of Masculinities: Looking at Liberia and Uganda.- Part II: Implementation of Women, Peace and Security.- Centring War's "Side Effects": The Institutionalisation of Conflict-Related Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in International Law and Its Translation into National Action Plans.- Gender Training for Police Peacekeepers: Where Are We Now?.- Mainstreaming Gender in European Union Transitional Justice Policy: Towards a Transformative Approach?.- Women, Peace and Security Organisations: Gender Norms and NATO.- Civil Society and Its Role Within UNSCR 1325 National Action Plans.- Part III: A Call for Action.- For a Foreign Policy Based on Human Rights and Gender Equality: The Need for Action by the German Foreign Office on Implementation of the "Women, Peace And Security" Agenda.- Conclusion.
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