This intervention is concerned with whiteness as central to the operation of women/gender,
peace and security in academic settings. That is, G/WPS in universities is founded on white …

In contrast to earlier, more celebratory accounts, more recent scholarship on the United
Nations Security Council's Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda reveals the racial …

Abstract In Resolution 2467 (2019), the most recent addition to the Women, Peace and
Security (WPS) agenda, the UN Security Council embraced the idea of a 'survivor-centred …

In recent years, Brazil and Poland have elected governments that are sceptical of both the
liberal international order and gender. In both cases, contemporary administrations have …

In Belfast, murals have been widely used by armed groups and the community to make
political statements. They spread specific representations of who and what peace, conflict …

This article critically examines the embodied and relational politics of networked advocacy in
the case of the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda in the United Kingdom. Moving …

The concept of empowerment, particularly in relation to women as agents of social and
political change, has its origins in grassroots development praxis and theorising under the …

This article traces the discursive construction of women as “civil society actors”; a discourse
common to the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) Doctrine and the Women, Peace, and …

Visuals, including photographs and data visualizations, play a crucial role in the politics of
EU border security, both as an internal governance tool (eg in surveillance) and as an …

ABSTRACT The “Prevent Duty” requires that UK public sector bodies have a statutory
responsibility to stop individuals from supporting terrorism or becoming terrorists, including …