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Feminist Peace and Security in Africa

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<p>Helen Kezie-Nwoha uses a post-colonial and feminist lens to deconstruct why the African continent has continued to be a site for conflict in the 21st century. Long-running wars have had devastating impacts on populations, and particularly on women, young women and girls. She argues that most of the conflicts can be blamed on the nature of transitions…

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Posted in: Grey Literature on 09/30/2020 | Link to this post on IFP |
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