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1 Women’s voice and leadership in decision-making Assessing the evidence Pilar Domingo …

Since the inception of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 (UNSCR 1325) in
2000, feminist academia has been closely interested in the developing women, peace, and …

Gender and Peacebuilding offers a comprehensive and up to date analysis of how and why
gender matters in contemporary peace operations. It draws on a wide range of examples …

Consociational democracy has become the most influential paradigm in the field of power-
sharing institutional design and post-conflict peacebuilding. Consociation institutes …

As the introduction to the special issue titled Democratisation in Divided Places: Designing
Power-Sharing Institutions for Broad Inclusion, this article situates the themes, issues, and …

This article examines women's political empowerment programs that focus on enabling
women to run for office. Using the case of Lebanon, the article presents empirical insights …

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 …

This paper offers an examination of citizenship in the context of post-conflict transformation
as an important scenario in which to investigate the possibilities for the inclusion of women …

Feminist critics of power-sharing argue that power-sharing structures privilege
ethnic/ethnonational identity and impede women's descriptive and substantive political …

Power-sharing may be a leading model for the inclusion of ethnic minorities in post-conflict
government, but it is also considered a gender-blind approach to conflict regulation. In this …