Women and the Use of Military Force

Ruth H. Howes · Michael R Stevenson

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Gender, Security, and Conflict Historical Gender and Feminism Studies Gender Politics and Representation

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The authors examine theoretical approaches, particularly feminist approaches, to women's use of physical force and present data on the role women actually play in using military force, both as policymakers and as implementers.

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