This article offers new theoretical insights into the relationship between silence, gender and
agency. Bridging feminist research and critical peace research, the article considers the …

Critical Peace and Conflict Studies scholars have increasingly sought to overcome binary
approaches to engage more fully the ways in which peacebuilding missions are designed …

Drawing on a postcolonial perspective and theories of strategic narratives and silences, this
article looks at how Sweden's feminist foreign policy (FFP) was reported in the media of …

The concept of hybridity has been used in numerous ways by scholars across a range of
disciplines to generate important analytical and methodological insights. Its most recent …

This article reflects on hybrid relationality as an analytical lens for peacebuilding. It narrates
the evolution of 'the hybrid turn'and engages with common critiques of hybridity. It notes an …

The article aims at remapping the relationship between Global North and Global South
spatial politics in relation to the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda, in the Ugandan …

Intellectuals, particularly within Western societies, occupy privileged positions which enable
them to scrutinize the actions of those in power–having the time, expertise, and resources to …

This interdisciplinary article draws on two neurological processes and repurposes them to
develop a novel theorization of resilience. It argues that major shocks and stressors within …

Analyses of humour often focus primarily on the Global North, with little consideration for
examples and practices from elsewhere. This book provides a vital contribution to humour …

Dynamics of a protracted conflict and restrictive norms and customs have created gender
specific vulnerabilities for women living in rural areas of the eastern Democratic Republic of …