Bibliographies
Women and
War
Middle East Context
Abu-Nasr, Julinda. 1996. "The Effects of War on Women in Lebanon."
In Arab Women Between Defiance and Restraint. (ed). Suha Sabbah.
New York: Olive Branch Press.
Accad, Evelyne. 1989. "Feminist perspectives
on the war in Lebanon." In Women Studies International
Forum 12(1): 91-95.
__________. 1991. "Sexuality and
war: Literary masks of the Middle East." Journal of Women's
History 2(3): 135-138.
__________. 1991. "Sexuality, war,
and literature in Lebanon." Feminist Issues 11(2): 27-42.
Adnan, Etel. 1988. "Sitt Marie Rose
(a Lebanese woman and the Lebanese civil war)." In Kinesis.
June: 18.
Ameri, Anan. 1999. "Conflict in peace:
Challenges confronting the Palestinian women's movement."
In Hermeneutics and Honor: Negotiating Female 'Public' Space
in Islam/ic Societies. (ed.) Asma Afsaruddin. Cambridge, MA:
Harvard University Press.
Cooke, Miriam. 1994. "Arab women,
Arab wars." In Reconstructing Gender in the Middle East:
Tradition, Identity and Power. (ed.) Fatima Gocek and Shiva
Balaghi. New York: Columbia University Press.
__________. 1998. War's Other Voices: Women Writers on the Lebanese
Civil War. London: Cambridge University Press.
Dajani Souad. 1993. "Palestinian
women under Israeli occupation." In Arab Women: Old Boundaries,
New Frontiers. (ed.) Judith Tucker. Indianapolis: Indiana
University Press.
Ghoussoub, M. 1998. Leaving Beirut: Women and the Wars Within. London:
Saqi Books.
Holt, Maria. 1996. "Palestinian women and the Intifada: An
exploration of images and realities." In Women and Politics
in the Third World. (ed.) Haleh Afshar. New York: Routledge.
Iyad, Abu. Translation by Linda Butler
Koseoglu. 1981. My Home, My Land: A Narrative of the Palestinian
Struggle. New York: Times Books.
Jad, Islah. 1990. "From salons to
the popular committees." In Intifada: Palestine at the
Crossroads. (ed.) J. R. Nasser and R. Heacock. New York: Praeger.
__________. 1998. "Patterns of relations
within the Palestinian family during the Intifada. In Palestinian
Women of Gaza and the West Bank. (ed.) Suha Sabbagh. Indianapolis:
Indiana University Press.
Karam, E.G. 1999. "Women and the Lebanon wars: Depression and
post-traumatic stress disorder." In Women and War in
Lebanon. (ed.) Lamia Rustum Shehadeh. Miami: University Press
of Florida.
Karame, Kari
H. 1995. "Girls participation in combat: A case study
from Lebanon." In Children in the Muslim Middle East.
(ed.) Elizabeth Fernea Warnock. Austin: University of Texas
Press.
__________. 1999. "Mama Aida-A Lebanese godmother of the combatants."
In Women and War in Lebanon. (ed.) Lamia Rustum Shehadeh.
Miami: University Press of Florida.
Khweiri, Jocelyn. 1999. "From gunpowder to incense." In
Women and War in Lebanon. (ed.) Lamia Rustum Shahadeh. Miami:
University Press of Florida.
LaTeef, Neldo. 1997. Women of Lebanon:
Interviews with Champions for Peace. Jefferson, NC: McFarland.
Lentin, Ronit. ed. 1997. Gender &
Catastrophe. New York and London: Zed Books.
Mahalingam, Ravi.2004. "Women's Rights
and the "War on Terror": Why the United States Should
view the ratification of CEDAW as an important step in the
conflict with militant Islamic fundamentalism." California
Western International Law Journal 34(Spring): 171 - 209.
Makdisi, Jean Said. 1991. "Post-war, pre-what?" In Women's
Review of Books 8(10/11): 8-9.
Makdisi, Jean. 1997. "Powerlessness
and power: Women and the war in Lebanon." In Women: A
Cultural Review 8(1): 89-91
Maksoud, Hala. 1996. "The case of
Lebanon: Women and the civil war in Lebanon." In Arab
Women: Between Defiance and Restraint. (ed.) Suha Sabbagh.
New York: Olive Branch Press.
Peteet, Julie. 1991. Gender in Crisis:
Women and the Palestinian Resistance Movement. New York: Columbia
University Press.
__________.
1997. "Icons and militants: Mothering in the danger zone."
in Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 23(1): 103-129.
Rubenberg, Cheryl. 2001. Palestinian Women:
Patriarchy and Resistance in the West Bank. Boulder, CO: Lynne
Rienner Publishers.
Sabbagh, Suha. 1996. "Lebanon's civil
war through different eyes: An interview with Jean Makdisi."
In Arab Women: Between Defiance and Restraint. (ed.) Suha
Sabbagh. New York: Olive Branch Press.
Schulze, Kristen, Martin Stokes, and Colin
Campbell. (Forthcoming). Communal Violence, Civil War and
Foreign Occupation: Women in Lebanon
__________.
1998. "Communal Violence, Civil War and Foreign Occupation:
Women in Lebanon." In Women, Ethnicity and Nationalism:
The Politics of Transition. (ed.) Rick Wilford and Robert
Miller. London: Routledge.
Shahadeh, Lamia Rustum. ed. 1999. Women and War in Lebanon. Miami:
University Press of Florida.
__________. 1999. "Women in the Lebanese
militias." In Women and War in Lebanon. (ed.) Lamia Rustum
Shahadeh. Miami: University Press of Florida.
UNIFEM.1998. Women's
Land and Property Rights in Situations of Conflict and Reconstruction.
New York: United Nations Development Fund for Women.
General
Adelson, Anne, Amina Sharif Hassan, and
Safia Jowhar. 1999- 2000. "Enough is enough! Voice of
Somali women for peace, reconciliation and political rights."
In Canadian Woman Studies/Les Cahiers de la Femme 19(4): 132-136.
Cooke, Miriam and Angela Woollacott. 1993.
Gendering War Talk. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press.
Corrin, Chris. 2001. "Post-conflict
reconstruction and gender analysis in Kosavo." In International
Feminist Journal of Politics 3(1): 78-98.
Farha, Leilani. 1999-2000. "Contextualizing
violence against women: Forced evictions in situations of
armed conflict." In Canadian Woman Studies/Les Cahiers
de la Femme 19(4): 71-76.
Farhood, Leila. 1999. "War, trauma and women: Predisposition
and vulnerability to adverse psychological health outcomes."
In Women and War in Lebanon. (ed.) Lamia Shehedeh. Miami:
University Press of Florida.
Haas, Mary E. 1998. "Women and War."
In Women in the Third World: An Encyclopaedia of Contemporary
Issues. (eds.) Nelly P. Stromquist and Karen Monkman. New
York: Garland Publishing Inc.
Hansen, Lene. 2001. "Gender, nation,
rape: Bosnia and the construction of security." In International
Feminist Journal of Politics 3(1): 55-75.
Hoffman, John. 2001. Gender and Sovereignty:
Feminism, the State and International Relations. Basingstoke,
Hampshire; New York: Palgrave/St. Martin's.
Janzen, John M. and Reinhild Kauenhoven
Janzen. 2000. Do I Still Have a Life? Voices form the Aftermath
of War in Rwanda and Burundi. Lawrence, KS: Publications in
Antrhopology, 20, University of Kansas.
Karam, Azza. 2001. "Women in war
and peace-building: The roads traversed, the challenges ahead."
In International Feminist Journal of Politics 3(1): 2-25.
Kumar, Krishna. ed. 2001. Women and Civil
War: Impact, Organizations and Action. Boulder, CO: Lynne
Rienner Publishers.
Kwon, Insook. 2001. "A feminist exploration
of military conscription." In International Feminist
Journal of Politics 3(1): 26-54.
Lentin, Ronit. Ed. 1997. Gender &
Catastrophe. New York and London: Zed Books Ltd.
Nikolic-Ristanovic, V. 1995. "Women,
violence and war." In Wartime Victimization of Refugees
in the Balkans. Budapest: Central European University Press.
Ranchod-Nilsson, Sita and Mary Ann Tetreault.
2000. Women, States, and Nationalism: At Home in the Nation?
New York: Routledge.
Reardon, Betty A. 1985. Sexism and the
War System. New York: Teacher's College Press.
Rehn, Elisabeth
and Ellen, Johnson-Sirleaf. 2002.Women
war peace - The Independent Experts Report. New York:
United Nations Development Fund for Women.
Sered, Susan Starr. 2000. What Makes Women
Sick? Maternity, Modesty and Militarism in Israeli Society.
Hanover, NH: Brandeis University Press.
Sharpley-Whiting, D. & White, R. eds.
1997. Spoils of War: Women of Colour, Cultures and Revolutions.
Oxford: Roman and Littlefield.
Simon, Rita James. 2001. Women in the
Military. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers.
Waller, Marguerite and Jennifer Rycenga.
2000. Frontline Feminisms: Women, War and Resistance. New
York; London: Garland Publishing.
Yoshimi, Yoshioaki. 2000. Comfort Women:
Sexual Slavery in the Japanese Military during World War II.
New York: Columbia University Press.
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