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Routledge Gender and the Governance of Terrorism - Routledge

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Description

This Routledge book explores innovative perspectives on integrating gender considerations into the governance of counter-terrorism and violent extremism efforts. The work examines how global governance initiatives have increasingly prioritised gender equality and the recognition of gendered harms within international, regional, and national CT/CVE frameworks. It brings together analysis of gender-sensitivity commitments across multilevel initiatives, from international policy to civil society programmes, offering critical insights into how gender perspectives reshape contemporary approaches to terrorism prevention and violent extremism response.

Key Features

The book addresses gender integration across multiple levels of counter-terrorism and violent extremism governance structures.

Routledge publication offers academic rigour and scholarly perspective on gender equality within CT/CVE policy frameworks.

The work examines gendered harms and their recognition in international and regional terrorism governance initiatives.

Explores how civil society programming incorporates gender-sensitivity into counter-terrorism and violent extremism interventions.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
22 May 2023
Listed Since
01 November 2022

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