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Symposium: Human
Security in the New Millennium
The
WISCOMP Summer Symposium on Human Security
in the New Millennium, held from August 21st to 26th,
2000, provided a unique context for nearly 100 people, from the South Asian
region, to engage in debates and discussions on issues related to Human
Security. Spread over a period of 6 days, it enabled delegates to interact with
and listen to those whose work has focused on peace, security and gender issues. Major
papers presented at the
Symposium are being published in a special issue of the
Indian Journal of Gender Studies, a journal of Centre for Women’s Development
Studies (CWDS) published by Sage Publications. The writings reflect a commitment
to build theory and praxis of peace and security studies within a people
oriented and gender sensitive framework. Amena
Mohsin, Gendered
Nation Gendered Peace Anuradha
M. Chenoy, International Politics in
the Age of Globalization: The Intersections of Patriarchy and Militarization Deepa M. Ollapally, Rethinking Gender and International Security: Balancing Global and Regional Perspectives Malathi
de Alwis, The
Moral Mother Syndrome Navnita
Chadha Behera, The Long Road Ahead:
Engendering Conflict Analysis in South Asia Neloufer
de Mel, Body Politics, (Re)Presenting
the Female Suicide Bomber in Sri Lanka Rubina
Saigol, His Rights/Her Duties, Citizen and
Mother in the Civics Discourse Urvashi
Butalia, Some
Reflections on Possible NGO Interventions in Situations of Conflict: The
Experience of the Violence Mitigation and Amelioration Project
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Roundtable:Voices from Pakistan Symposium: Human Security in the New Millenium Research Project: Transcending Conflict: Gender and Non – Traditional Security Regional Conference: Non – Traditional Security Discourse: Gender and South Asia
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