Gender and statebuilding: implications of state responsiveness to violence against women in post-conflict Rwanda, Uganda and Kenya
<p>Statebuilding ‘success’ in providing security for women has varied significantly across postconflict countries. This thesis asks what explains this variation. To address this question it contrasts expectations provided by literature on post-conflict statebuilding with those offered by relev...
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2018
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