Mothers, Monsters, Whores: Women's Violence in Global Politics

Laura Sjoberg · Caron E. Gentry

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Gender, Security, and Conflict Gender and Feminist Studies Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence

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* Acknowledgements * 1. Introduction: A Woman Did That? * 2. Narratives of Mothers, Monsters and Whores * 3. Triple Transgressions at Abu Ghraib * 4. Black Widows in Chechnya * 5. Dying for Sex and Love in the Middle East * 6. Gendered Perpetrators of Genocide * 7. Gendering People's Violence * 8. Conclusion: Let us Now See 'Bad' Women * Notes * Bibliography * Index

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