Volume 13, Issue 4 (2012) Gender and Political Transformation in Societies at War
This special themed issue “Gender and Political Transformation in Societies at War” of the Journal of International Women’s Studies derives from a symposium held in October 2006 at Colgate University (Hamilton, NY) which brought together feminist scholars whose research, writing and advocacy address this subject in various regions of the world. Dr. Jill Irvine and Dr. Maureen Hays-Mitchell, guest editors of this themed issue, gratefully acknowledge the financial, logistical and moral support of various actors for the symposium. At Colgate, we thank the Office of the Dean of the Faculty, Peace and Conflict Studies Program, Department of Geography, and Women’s Studies Program for their sponsorship of the symposium. We also thank the Women’s and Gender Studies Program at the University of Oklahoma for its support of the symposium.
Articles
Gender and Political Transformation in Societies at War
Jill A. Irvine and Maureen Hays-Mitchell
The Way Forward for Girls’ Education in Afghanistan
Carolyn Kissane
Our Mothers Have Spoken: Synthesizing Old and New Forms of Women’s Political Authority in Liberia
Mary Moran
‘For my Torturer’: an African woman’s transformative art of truth, justice and peace-making during colonialism
Priya Narismulu
“Subjects of Change”: Feminist Geopolitics and Gendered Truth-Telling in Guatemala
Rebecca Patterson-Markowitz, Elizabeth Oglesby, and Sallie Marston
Gender and Conflict Transformation in Israel/Palestine
Simona Sharoni
Special Issue
- Special Issue Editors
- Jill Irvine
- Maureen Hays-Mitchell
JIWS Executive Staff
- Executive Editors
- Diana Fox, Bridgewater State University
- Cami Sanderson, Ferris State University
- Associate Editors
- Loni Bramson, American Public University System
- Sharon Hileman, Sul Ross State University