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Intro -- Foreword -- Preface -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Foundations of Women, Peace and Security -- 1 Introduction -- Learning Objectives -- Introduction -- Hyena-Like Man: Theorizing Violence -- Social Power Stratagems -- Review-Guiding Documentation -- Study Approach -- Critical Institutional Analysis and Development (CIAD) -- Appreciative Inquiry -- Theory of Change -- COVID-19 and Spikes in Violence -- Conclusion -- Revision Questions -- References -- 2 The Born Equal Theory of Change -- Learning Objectives -- Introduction -- Born Equal? -- Born Equal, but in a Complex Environment -- Women's Agency -- In Search of a Holistic Theory of Change -- Conclusion -- Revision Questions -- References -- 3 Women in Contemporary Developmental Thought -- Learning Objectives -- Introduction -- State, Growth and Development -- Thought Leadership, Development and Gender -- Gumede's Philosophy -- Thought Leadership and Women's Empowerment -- Thought Leadership -- Thought Liberation -- Critical Consciousness -- Women's Movements: Dilemmas and Prospects -- Domesticating Transformative Thought Leadership: The ACTIL Model -- Navigating the Geopolitical Tensions -- Sustaining Women's Networks Is a Thought Leadership Quality -- Confronting Patriarchy -- Sustainability of the ACTIL Model -- Women Representation in Mediation and Negotiation Platforms -- Conclusion -- Revision Questions -- References -- 4 Gender Perspectives in Peace and Conflict -- Introduction -- The African Peace and Conflict System -- The Philosophy of Power -- The Multi-Level Stages of Violence -- How Much Empowerment Is Empowerment? -- Empowerment in the Extractive Industries -- Strategy for Change -- Institutional Development -- Investment -- Foreign Direct Investment -- Capacity Development -- Social, Health and Environmental Impacts of the EI Sector.
Policy Frameworks and Capacity Building -- Empowerment in Agricultural Production -- Conclusion -- Revision Questions -- References -- 5 Global and Regional Peace and Security Frameworks -- Learning Objectives -- Introduction -- Global Peace and Security Frameworks -- The African Union Frameworks -- Regional Peace and Security Frameworks -- National Frameworks -- Burundi -- National Gender Machinery -- Democratic Republic of Congo -- African Union Frameworks -- Regional Frameworks -- National Legislation, Policies and Strategy Frameworks -- National Gender Machinery -- Ethiopia -- African Union Frameworks -- Regional Frameworks -- National Legislation, Policies and Strategy Frameworks -- National Gender Machinery -- Kenya -- African Union Frameworks -- Regional Frameworks -- National Legislation, Policies and Strategy Frameworks -- National Gender Machinery -- Malawi -- African Union Frameworks -- Regional Frameworks -- National Legislation, Policies and Strategy Frameworks -- National Gender Machinery -- Mozambique -- African Union Frameworks -- Regional Frameworks -- National Legislation, Policies and Strategy Frameworks -- National Gender Machinery -- Rwanda -- African Union Frameworks -- Regional Frameworks -- National Legislation, Policies and Strategy Frameworks -- National Gender Machinery -- Somalia -- International Conventions, Resolutions and Protocols -- African Union Frameworks -- National Legislation, Policies and Strategy Frameworks -- National Gender Machinery -- South Africa -- African Union Frameworks -- Regional Frameworks -- National Legislation, Policies and Strategy Frameworks -- National Gender Machinery -- South Sudan -- African Union Frameworks -- Regional Frameworks -- National Legislation, Policies and Strategy Frameworks -- National Gender Machinery -- Sudan -- African Union Frameworks -- Regional Frameworks.
National Legislation, Policies and Strategy Frameworks -- National Gender Machinery -- Tanzania -- African Union Frameworks -- Regional Frameworks -- National Legislation, Policies and Strategy Frameworks -- National Gender Machinery -- Uganda -- African Union Frameworks -- Regional Frameworks -- National Legislation, Policies and Strategy Frameworks -- National Gender Machinery -- Zimbabwe -- African Union Frameworks -- Regional Frameworks -- National Legislation, Policies and Strategy Frameworks -- National Gender Machinery -- Conclusion -- Revision Questions -- References -- Women, Violence and Society: Challenges and Issues -- 6 Women, Politics and Violence -- Introduction -- Normative Frameworks: An Overview -- Typologies of Democracy -- Full/Consolidated Democracies -- Flawed/Stuck Democracies -- Authoritarian Regimes -- Fragile and Conflict-Affected States -- Pathways to Leadership and Participation -- Suffrage -- Barriers -- Enablers -- Political Parties -- Barriers -- Executive Branch -- Barriers -- Parliament -- Access -- Barriers -- Enablers -- Effectiveness -- Barriers -- Enablers -- Sub-national Government -- Barriers -- Enablers -- Judicial Branch -- Enablers -- Constitution Building -- Enablers -- Civil Society Mobilization and Advocacy -- Enablers -- Social Accountability -- Enablers -- Media -- Barriers -- Regional and International Actors -- Electoral Gender Quota System: The Case of Lesotho -- Domestication of Global Frameworks -- Gender Champions -- Challenges and Strategies for Change -- Conclusion -- Revision Questions -- References -- 7 Masculinity in Congolese Society -- Learning Objectives -- Introduction -- The Evolution of Masculinity in the DRC: An Overview -- The Debate on Masculinity in the DRC: A Critical Appraisal -- Masculinity and the Traditional Division of Labor -- Masculinity and Health Promotion Issues.
Masculinity and the Equity of Gender Relations -- Masculinity and the Feminization of Poverty -- Masculinity and Cultural Norms -- Masculinity, Domination and Control Over Women -- Masculinity and Marginalization -- The Relationship Between Virility and Violence -- Masculinity and the Socialization of Girls and Boys -- Masculinity, Domination and Violence -- Masculinity and Sexual Violence -- Masculinity and Gender-Based Violence -- What the Future Holds for Masculinity? -- Perception and Conceptions of Masculinity -- Division of Labor -- The Health Sector -- Domination and Power Relations -- Feminization of Poverty -- Control of Men Over Women -- Sexuality -- Sexual Violence Based on Gender -- Conclusion -- Revision Questions -- References -- 8 Women and Violent Extremism -- Learning Objectives -- Introduction -- The Context and Drivers of Violent Extremism -- How Civil Conflict Drives Violence -- Failed State Thesis -- Relative Deprivation -- Root Cause -- Rational Choice -- Gender and Violent Extremism -- How Women Are Empowered or Disempowered -- Livestock Ownership -- Credit Facilities Accessibility -- Individual Attitudes -- Employment -- Women and VE: Victims or Perpetrators? -- Women's Role in CVE -- Policies and Politics -- Kenya's Strategy on Countering Violent Extremism -- CVE in the Context of Human Rights -- Culture, Religion and CVE -- CSOs and Women's Involvement in CVE -- The Way Forward -- CSO Community -- Political Leadership -- Women's Role -- Conclusion -- Revision Questions -- References -- 9 Implementation of the UNSCR 1325: Critical Reflections -- Learning Objectives -- Introduction -- The Peace and Security Landscape in Eastern and Southern Africa -- The Status of Women: Far from the Standard Norm -- Progress on the Implementation of UNSCR 1325 -- Prevention -- Participation -- Protection -- Relief and Recovery.
Challenges and Threats to the Implementation of UNSCR 1325 -- Prevention -- Participation -- Protection -- Relief and Recovery -- Strengthening Implementation Outcomes -- Prevention -- Participation -- Protection -- Relief and Recovery -- The Status of Women in Peace Processes -- Conclusion -- Revision Questions -- References -- Strategies for Combating Violence -- 10 The Prevention of Violence Against Women -- Learning Objectives -- Introduction -- The Prevalence of Violence Against Women: Country-Specific Situations -- Systems for Responding to Gender-Based Violence -- Conclusion -- Revision Questions -- References -- 11 Women's Participation in Peace-Making Processes -- Learning Objectives -- Introduction -- Women's Political Participation -- Peace Agreements with Gender-Related Provisions -- Conclusion -- Revision Questions -- References -- 12 The Protection of Women from Violence -- Learning Objectives -- Introduction -- National Laws and International Standards -- Women's Participation in Security Sector Institutions -- Control of Illicit Small Arms and Light Weapons -- Reporting, Investigation and Prosecution of SGBV Cases -- Conclusion -- Revision Questions -- References -- 13 Gender-Responsive Budgeting as a Strategy Against Violence -- Learning Objectives -- Introduction -- Funding Mechanisms for Gender Equality -- Gender-Sensitive DDR and SSR Programs -- Conclusion -- Revision Questions -- References -- 14 Conclusion: What the Future Holds -- Prevention -- Participation -- Protection -- Relief and Recovery -- Challenges and Prospects for Implementation -- Concluding Remarks -- References -- Appendix_1 -- Outline placeholder -- A Quick Reference Guide to the Implementation of the Four Pillars of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 -- Implementation of UNSCR 1325: Status, Challenges and Future -- Appendix_2.
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Reimagining security communities : systems thinking approach for Africa / / Francis Onditi [and three others] ; with contributions by Robert Katiuki Kibochi
