Global Perspectives on War, Gender and Health

Dr Hannah Bradby (Department of Sociology) a medical sociologist and Professor Gillian Lewando Hundt an applied medical anthropologist (School of Health and Social Studies) work at the University of Warwick where they co-direct the Institute of Health.

Introduction, Hannah Bradby, Gillian Lewando Hundt; Chapter 1 Feminist Antimilitarism: Scope, Problematic and Difficulties in a Potential Global Social Movement, Cynthia Cockburn; Chapter 2 Wounds and ‘Cures’ in South Asian Gender and Memory Politics, Srila Roy; Chapter 3 Sociological Perspectives on Defining and Accounting for Violence: Towards Gendering the Conflict in Northern Ireland, Linda McKie, Chris Yuill; Chapter 4 Women War Survivors in Uganda: Resilience and Suffering as Consequences of War, Helen Liebling-Kalifani; Chapter 5 Concealing Violence Against Women in the Sahrawi Refugee Camps: The Politicisation of Victimhood, Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh; Chapter 6 Scribing Dhamal (Chaos): Moral and Ethical Dilemmas of Working in Areas of Violence, Rubina Jasani; Chapter 7 Identifying the ‘Resilience Factor’: An Emerging Counter Narrative to the Traditional Discourse of ‘Vulnerability’ in ‘Social Suffering’, Astier M. Almedom, Evelyn A. Brensinger, Gordon M. Adam; Chapter 8 Vision of a Peaceable Life, Parita Mukta;