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Gender, Militarization and Sovereignty

Geography Compass, 2012
Abstract Militarization is a process that we often consider restricted to the boundaries of the state. However this essay offers a feminist reformulation of militarization as a banal process that is furtively present in our everyday spaces.
Lorraine Dowler
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Militarization, Women, and Men: Gendered Militarizations

2012
Militarization is commonly thought of as a process that fundamentally changes society and all types of relations in it: the formal and institutional as well as the informal and the intimate. At its most extreme, militarization results in the disappearance of civil, civilianized space, leaving the civilians with no choice but to live in symbiosis with ...
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Militarization, Gendered Labor Markets, and the Care Economy

Review of Radical Political Economics
As gender roles within labor markets continue to transform and worsen gender inequalities, this article draws on feminist political economy perspectives to highlight the military as a patriarchal institution. Building upon existing literature, our conceptual framework proposes two hypotheses: (1) militarization exacerbates employment gaps for women ...
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Gender Relations as Causal in Militarization and War

International Feminist Journal of Politics, 2010
Cynthia Cockburn
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Gender, Militarized Masculinity, and Hungarian Illiberalism

Nationalities Papers, 2023
AbstractThe article explores how gendered relations of power and masculinity are articulated in the Hungarian illiberal government’s rhetorical, legal, and spatial marking of borders and surrounding right-wing discourses in relation to categories of “East”/“West.” After the Hungarian government declared and gradually normalized its illiberal regime ...
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Discourses For and Against Gendered Militarism

TOPIA, 2017
A review of Taber, Nancy, ed. 2015. Gendered Militarism in Canada: Learning Conformity and Resistance. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press.
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Militarization and Gender in Israel

2018
Many changes have occurred in recent years with regard to the status of women in Israel in general and the effects of militarization on gender in particular. The present chapter attempts to update the picture as well as point to often contradictory as well as disturbing recent trends.
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Militarization and gender: The Israeli experience

Women's Studies International Forum, 1997
Abstract The major effect of militarization on the status of women and gender equality derives from the centrality accorded the army in Israeli society. In a society engaged in war or protracted armed conflict the army assumes an essential and critical role in the lives and views of its citizens.
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