Syllabi on Gender, Security and Human Rights

Compendium of Syllabi on Gender, Armed Conflict, Security and International Relations

Arranged by Topic

War, Militarism and Gender or Women

• Gender and Conflict;  Inger Skjelsbaek;  International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
• Gender and Conflict;  Julie Mertus;  American University
• Gender and War in Film;  Simona Sharoni;  St. Martin’s University
• Gender and War;  Debra L. DeLaet;  Drake University
• Gender in War and Peace;  Marlene Epp;  University of Waterloo
• Gender, Armed Conflict and Peacemaking;  Carol Cohn, Gordana Rabrenovic, Lisa Rivera;  Graduate Consortium in Women’s Studies (at MIT)
• Gender, Conflict and Change in Political Context;  Simona Sharoni;  Evergreen State College
• Gender, Justice and War;  K. Hutchings;  London School of Economics
• Gender, Militarization and Development;  Cynthia Enloe;  Clark University
• Gender, Security and Peace-building;  Anouk Guine;  University of Peace
• Gender, War and Conflict;  Isis Nusair;  Denison University
• Gender, War and Peace in Global Perspective;  Simona Sharoni;  St. Martin’s University
• Gender, War and Peace;  Ayse Gul Altinay;  Sabanci University
• Gender, War and Peace;  Elaine Martin;  University of Alabama
• Gender, War and the Military;  Kathy Ferguson;  University of Hawaii
• Issues in Peace and Development (Gender, Structural Violence and Conflict);  Ronni Alexander;  Kobe University, Japan
• Perspectives on Women, War and Peace Activism;  Anne Marie Pois;  University of Colorado
• Race, Gender and Militarization;  Simona Sharoni;  St. Martin’s University
• Women and War;  Bonnie J. Morris;  Georgetown University
• Women and War;  Kim Miller; Transylvania University
• Women and War;  Kristen Williams;  Clark University
• Women and War;  Regina Titunik;  University of Hawaii
• Women, Peace and War;  Beth Bartlett;  University of Minnesota, Duluth
• Women, War and Learning;  Shahrzad Mojab;  University of Toronto
• Women, War and Peace;  Lee Sharkey;  University of Maine
• Women, War and Peace-building;  Helen Durham and Dianne Otto;  University of Melbourne

Gender, Militarization and Development

• Gender, Militarization and Development;  Cynthia Enloe;  Clark University

Gender, Peacekeeping, Humanitarian Assistance

• Gender, Justice and War;  K. Hutchings;  London School of Economics
• Gender, Armed Conflict and Peacemaking;  Carol Cohn, Gordana Rabrenovic, Lisa Rivera ;  Graduate Consortium in Women’s Studies (at MIT)
• Gender Mainstreaming in Peacekeeping Operations; Nadine Puechguirbal, University of Peace

Gender, Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution

• Gender and Conflict;  Inger Skjelsbaek;  International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
• Gender, Security and Peace-building;  Anouk Guine;  University of Peace
• Gender, War and Conflict;  Isis Nusair;  Denison University
• Women, War and Peace-building;  Helen Durham and Dianne Otto;  University of Melbourne 

Gender, Justice and War

• Gender Issues in International Criminal Justice;  Rosemary Barberet;  City University of New York
• Gender, Justice and War;  K. Hutchings;  London School of Economics

Gender, Terrorism and the War on Terror

• Gender, Justice and War;  K. Hutchings;  London School of Economics
• Gender, Masculinity/ies and International Relations; Ana Jordan; Bristol University
• Gender, War and Conflict;  Isis Nusair;  Denison University

Women, Feminism and Peace

• Gender in War and Peace;  Marlene Epp;  University of Waterloo
• Gender, and Non-Violent Transformation of Conflict;  Anouk Guine;  University of Peace
• Gender, War and Peace;  Ayse Gul Altinay;  Sabanci University
• Gender, War and Peace;  Elaine Martin;  University of Alabama
• Perspectives on Women, War and Peace Activism;  Anne Marie Pois;  University of Colorado
• Women, Peace and War;  Beth Bartlett;  University of Minnesota, Duluth
• Women, War and Learning;  Shahrzad Mojab;  University of Toronto
• Women, War and Peace;  Lee Sharkey;  University of Maine

Gender, Feminism and International Relations

• Feminism and International Relations;  Elisabeth Prugl;  Florida International University
• Feminisms and International Relations;  Jutta Weldes;  Bristol University
• Feminist Political Theory;  Roxanne Euben;  Wellesley College    
• Gender and Globalization;  Sergiu Vintila;  National School of Political and Administrative Studies
• Gender and International Relations;  J. Ann Tickner;  University of Southern California
• Gender in International Relations;  Paul Roe;  Central European University
• Gender, Education and International Development;  Fran Vavrus;  Columbia University
• Gender, Masculinity/ies and International Relations; Ana Jordan; Bristol University
• Gender, Masculinity/ies and International Relations; Terrell Carver; Bristol University
• Inclusive Security;  Swanee Hunt;  Harvard University
• Issues in Peace and Development (Gender, Structural Violence and Conflict);  Ronni Alexander;  Kobe University, Japan
• The Individual in World Politics;  Mary Ann Tetreault;  Trinity University
• Women and Political Leadership;  Sarah Brewer;  American University
• Women and Politics;  Gitika Commuri;  California State University, Bakersfield
• Women World Leaders;  Laura Liswood;  American University

Gender, Globalization and Culture

• Culture, Gender and Global Society; J. Ann Tickner;  University of Southern California
• Gender and Globalization;  Sergiu Vintila;  National School of Political and Administrative Studies

Gender and Forced Migration

• Women, War and Learning;  Shahrzad Mojab;  University of Toronto

Geographically-Specific Syllabi

• Feminism in the Middle East and North Africa;  Isis Nusair;  Denison University
• Gender, War and Conflict;  Isis Nusair;  Denison University
• Gender, War and Peace in Global Perspective;  Simona Sharoni;  St. Martin’s University
• Gender, War and Revolution in Europe 1914-1920;  Steve Smith;  University of Essex
• Topics in U.S. Women’s History: Women and War;  Kathleen Kennedy;  Western Washington University
• Women and War in Modern East Asia;  Helen M. Schneider;  Virginia Tech
• Women, War and the Middle East;  Philippa Winkler;  Northern Arizona University

Courses with Short Sections on Gender, Armed Conflict and Security

• Beyond Victims and Guardian Angels: Feminist Perspectives on Third World Women and Gender in Economic Development;  Kiran Asher;  Clark University
• Conflict Analysis and Resolution;  Ron Fisher;  American University
• Conflict and Gender;  Sandra Cheldelin;  George Mason University
• Contemporary Feminist Thought; Terrell Carver; Bristol University
• Critical Issues in International Women’s Health;  Anne Firth Murray;  Stanford University
• Culture and Global Violence; Suruchi Thapar-Bjorkert; Bristol University
• Feminist Theory;  Kathy Ferguson;  University of Hawaii
• Gender and Development;  Marsha Henry;  Bristol University
• Gender and Globalization;  Sergiu Vintila;  National School of Political and Administrative Studies
• Gender and Nationalisms;  Sanjam Ahluwalia;  Northern Arizona University
• Global Perspectives on Women and Gender;  Corinne Louw;  University of Chicago
• Theories of International Relations; Richard Little;  Bristol University
• Transforming Conflict and Violence;  Dean Johnson;  Goshen College
• Violence and Nonviolence;  Dean Johnson;  Goshen College
• War and Genocide;  Martin Shaw;  University of Sussex
• Women and Politics;  Gitika Commuri;  California State University, Bakersfield

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