Development Studies
Review: Yaliwe Clarke, African Gender Institute, University of Cape Town
Given an increasing focus on post armed conflict reconstruction processes on the continent, as well as increased international attention on the prosecution of war crimes and security sector reform processes, this book offers a much needed feminist analysis of “security” as used by governments and international agencies. Eight authors discuss a range of African contexts. Each author engages with a central thesis – the extent to which women’s agendas are visible in security governance systems and practices in Africa.
No Related Publications available