Rethinking Women’s Power During and After War
By Marie E. Berry for Denver Dialogues. Noémie was born in the south of Rwanda in the early…
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Wakanda, Afrofuturism, and Decolonizing International Relations Scholarship
By Yolande Bouka for Denver Dialogues Next week, Marvel Studios will release one of its most anticipated films…
Why #metoo Could be Good for Men, Too
By Deborah Avant for Denver Dialogues The initial incredible outpouring of stories under #metoo resulted in feelings of solidarity…
Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: The Contradictory Progress of Gender Representation in Kenya
By Alexis Coopersmith “A nation without women leaders is like a family without a mother.” The billboard, plastered…
Beliefs About Male Superiority Help Explain Why More Gender-equal Societies are More Peaceful
By Elin Bjarnegård, Karen Brounéus, and Erik Melander Male political activists in Thailand who subscribed to masculine honor ideology…
The Women of ISIS: Gender and Political Violence
Guest Post by Laura Sjoberg It came as no surprise to me that women and girls who joined the…
Women and Power After War
By Milli Lake and Marie Berry for Denver Dialogues. Until recently, scholarship on women in war was characterized…
The Migration-Gender-Insecurity Nexus
By Marie Berry for Denver Dialogues In the past few weeks, reports about sexual violence in connection with…
Of Methodology and Men
By Kyleanne Hunter for Denver Dialogues With headlines like these: “Marine Study Finds All-Male Infantry Units Outperformed Teams…
The United States: Laggard on Women’s Representation, Promoter of Women’s Representation
By Sarah Bush In my very first post on Political Violence at a Glance, I discussed some of…