Bush Wives and Girl Soldiers: Women’s Lives through War and Peace in Sierra Leone

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Introduction 1. A Decade of War-Centuries of Uncertainty 2. Gendered Lives in Rural Sierra Leone 3. Abduction and Everyday Rebel Life 4. From Rape Victims to Female Fighters 5. Reconciliation or Revenge 6. Surviving the Postwar Economy 7. Coming Home-Domesticating the Bush Conclusion Notes References Index -- Cornell University Press

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