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Development Studies

‘Invisible’ Children of War: Continuing Cycles of Violence Post-Bosnian Genocide

A gendered understanding of the Bosnian genocide is necessary to fully comprehend the disproportionate impact of war on women and children.

13th January 2022 No Comments

Politics and International Studies

Wagah-Attari Border: Dancing with the Frenemy in No Man’s Land

The India-Pakistan border ceremony represents multiple identities of brotherhood, animosity, socio-cultural norms and is a site of enterprise and tourism.

7th December 2021 No Comments

Image of a woman stretching out her hand, palm open, to stop an abuser. Blog about domestic violence.

Gender Studies

Domestic Violence and Personhood

We know that force can deform an object and put it out of shape. Consider, then, how significantly violence can shape a human being.

9th December 2020 No Comments

Gender Studies

Spanish elections: Women’s bodies as political battleground

A look at the policies affecting and controlling women’s bodies in the upcoming elections.

23rd April 2019 No Comments

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‘Invisible’ Children of War: Continuing Cycles of Violence Post-Bosnian Genocide

Wagah-Attari Border: Dancing with the Frenemy in No Man’s Land

Domestic Violence and Personhood

Spanish elections: Women’s bodies as political battleground

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