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Gender inclusion transforms rather than threatens elite bargains to end conflict

In this piece, authors Alexandra Phelan and Jacqui True give a summary of the arguments raised in their new article for BISA journal Review of International Studies (RIS). The full article is titled 'Navigating gender in elite bargains: Women's movements and the quest for inclusive peace in Colombia'.

Standing with Afghanistan: Inclusion and women’s rights in peace talks

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Australia, and the world, must insist that negotiations safeguard women's rights, else talk of peace will be empty.

Monash GPS - News 13 July 2021

Monash Arts’ Professor Jacqui True named one of 100 Most Influential People in Gender Policy

Monash GPS - News 26 March 2021

Australia’s international role in holding nations to account on women’s rights

CEDAW 8 March 2021
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Sri Wiyanti Eddyono on the last 20 years of women’s participation in peace and security

One would expect that in 20 years of 1325 UNSCR there has been significant change in women’s participation in peace and security. However, whether such change has been effective can be examined from two aspects: developing a Plan of Action in a national and provincial level, and implementation of the Plan of Action.

Monash GPS - Blog 28 October 2020
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