Burguieres' article is a seminal work in establishing the cultural underpinnings of the relationship between women and the "feminine" in peace studies. Burguieres tackles the issue of women's centrality in peace…
Sjoberg, Laura. (2014) International Studies Review 16, no. 4 This short article engages with the possible dialogue between queer theory and mainstream International Relations (IR) theory. Sjoberg seeks to enlighten…
Donato R, Oscar Mauricio. (2019) Franciscanum [online], vol.61, n.172 This article provides an interesting analysis of Aristophanes’ Lysistrata, contextualising the play as a commentary of political negotiations…
Dillon, Matthew. (1987) Transactions of the American Philological Association (1974-) 117 This article explores the connection between peace and fertility in Aristophanes’ plays, further contributing to the research on…
Khawaja, Asma Shakir. (2017) Strategic Studies 37, no. 1 This article further explores the connection between women’s presence in peacekeeping efforts and the durability of said peace, giving a clear account of the…
Arostegui, Julie L. (2015) Connections 14, no. 3 This article examines the nexus between security and peace, explaining how methods to achieve peace that go through military action are actually a source of insecurity…
Tickner, J. Ann. (1997) International Studies Quarterly 41, no. 4 This article constitutes a pivotal point in the establishment of critical theory, and specifically feminist theory, in the field of International…
Reid L. (2021) Journal of Peace Research. 58(6) This article explores the consequences of peace agreements being gender-inclusive and how this practice actively promotes gender standardization. Reid analyses a set of…
Mojab, Shahrzad. (2001) Feminist Review, no. 69 This article undoubtedly has an informative value, as it is one of the few publications that delve into the history and characteristics of the connection between religion…
Botshon, Lisa and Plastas, Melinda. (2009) Feminist Teacher 20, no. 1 This article interestingly explores the reaction of students to Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis and how readers particularly feel the anti-war message…