How do periods of conflict and peace shape women's empowerment around the world?
While existing studies have demonstrated that gender inequalities contribute to the …

Abstract The Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) agenda is a global peace and security
architecture conventionally understood as emerging from a suite of UN Security Council …

Research on contemporary internal armed conflicts has consistently shown that women are
active in most armed insurgencies, in groups with varied ideologies, and in every region of …

Why does the military in some countries get involved in the economy by running profit-
making enterprises and what leads governments to permit such involvement? Running …

Approximately one-quarter of civil war peace agreements contain some reference to gender,
prompting the question of whether or not gender provisions within peace agreements are …

In the aftermath of civil conflict, war-torn states often require reform of their government
institutions. Gender balancing, or the inclusion of more women in security-sector institutions …

Civilian confidence in domestic institutions, particularly in the security sector, is important for
stability and state consolidation in post-conflict countries, where third-party peacekeepers …

Peacekeeping mitigates killing, but nonlethal violence also influences both positive peace
and stability. We evaluate peacekeepers' effect on one such type of abuse, sexual violence …

The purpose of this study was to investigate the synergy of self-brand connection and
materialism on brand love and the negative impact of this relationship. Brand-love …

The last decades have seen a striking increase in international policy seeking to protect
against conflict-related sexual violence. Norms of protection are, however, unevenly applied …