Boston Consortium Working Papers

 

Mainstreaming Gender in UN Security Policy:
A Path to Political Transformation?
Carol Cohn

What is Your Research Program?
Some Feminist Answers to IR's Methodological Questions
J. Ann Tickner

Engendering Human Security in the African Great Lakes Region
Nathalie Gahunga

Securing the Civilian:
Sex and Gender in the Laws of War
Helen Kinsella

'Your Justice is Too Slow':
Will the ICTR Fail Rwanda's Rape Victims?
Binaifer Nowrojee

A Feminist Ethical Perspective on Weapons of Mass Destruction
Carol Cohn and Sara Ruddick

International Law, National Sovereignty, and Local Norms:
What's to Become of CEDAW in the US?
Laura Roskos

Ubushingantahe as a Base for
Political Transformation in Burundi
 Agnes Nindorera

Women in the Northern Ireland Peace Process:
A Novel Use of Expected Utility in Bridging the Gap
Between Quantitative Scholars and the Policy Pundits
Marie Besançon

All the Men are Fighting for Freedom,
All the Women are Mourning Their Men
But Some of Us Carried Guns:
Fanon's Psychological Perspectives of War and African Women Combatants
Aaronette White

 

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