WarEffects

A European Research Council project on how civil wars affect women’s empowerment and gender relations. Located at the University of Bergen, led by @CarloKoos

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New article alert ✨ Project member @TappeOrtiz investigates whether rebel leaders face backlash for signalling peace agreements (based on her PhD research). Don’t miss it!

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WarEffects team member @TappeOrtiz has a new article out in @JournalofCW, don’t miss it!

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@TappeOrtiz examines Colombia’s significant place in the wider civil wars field, highlighting its contributions to the wider discipline as well as some of the issues which have emerged from an intensive focus on this one case: https://t.co/hIbUe2aWzj

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Day two of the #WarEffects workshop started with an exercise on mapping emerging research themes related to gender, violence, and conflict. A big thanks to all of the participants!

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The #WarEffects project workshop is underway. We’ve brought together 20 scholars studying different aspects of civil wars, violence, and/or gender.

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@fcastro_g is a doctoral researcher at @HumboldtUni and will present a paper on the effects of Peru’s internal armed conflict on women’s political aspirations.

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The #WarEffects team is looking forward to our kick-off workshop. We’ll host about 20 scholars between October 9-11 to discuss recent advances in research on war and gender.

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@husneakgol is a PhD candidate at @UU_Peace and will present a paper on collective grassroots mobilization against women’s empowerment in Algeria.