After feminist analyses of Bosnian violence

Abstract

As events in Bosnia unfolded, American feminists found themselves wondering about the relevance of their theories of rape beyond North Atlantic shores. Their analyses provide excellent ways of thinking about gender and rape in war, yet they're limited by an impoverished concept of ethnicity. To think comparatively about rape in war, we must understand gender's relationship to ethnicity in more complicated ways. Bosnia provides the place to see this most clearly.

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