Intersectionality, Security and Violence

Abstract

This panel focuses on the relationship between violence, exerted and counteracted by both state and non-state actors, security, and intersectionality. It analyses sexual violence, violence during wars, the women’s peace and security agenda, and official government approaches to anti-violence policies.

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