Rethinking Transitional Gender Justice

Chapter 1. Introduction.-&nbsp; Section I: Rethinking Institutions.- Chapter 2. The Rise (and Fall?) of Transitional Gender Justice: A survey of the field.- Chapter 3. Ebola and Post Conflict Gender Justice: Lessons from Liberia.- Chapter 4. Making Clients Out of Citizens: Deconstructing women’s economic empowerment and humanitarianism in post conflict interventions.- Chapter 5. Using War to Shift Peacetime Norms: The example of forced marriage in Sierra Leone.- Chapter 6. More Than a Victim: Thinking through foreign correspondents’ representations of women in conflict.- Section II: Rethinking Interventions.- Chapter 7.&nbsp;WPS, Gender and Foreign Military Interveners: Experience from Iraq and Afghanistan.- Chapter 8. Addressing masculinities in peace negotiations: an opportunity for gender justice.- Chapter 9. Recalling Violence: gender and memory work in contemporary post-conflict Peru.- Chapter 10.- ICC Prosecutions of Sexual and Gender Based Violence: Challenges and successes.- Section III: Learning from the Field.- Chapter 11. Speaking from the Ground: Transitional gender justice in Nepal.- Chapter 12: Quechua Women: agency in the testimonies of the CVR - Peru public hearings.- Chapter 13.- The effects of indigenous patriarchal systems on women's participation in public decision making in conflict settings: the case of Somalia.- Chapter 14. ‘Women are not ready to [vote for] their own’: Remaking democracy, making citizens after the 2007 post-election violence in Kenya.- Chapter 15.- ‘An education without any fear?’: Higher education and gender justice in Afghanistan.- Chapter 16. Transitioning with Disability: Justice for women with disabilities in post-war Sri Lanka.- Chapter 17. Conclusion.<p></p>