Operationalizing Human Security for the Empowerment of People with a Gender Perspective in a Post Conflict Nation
Abstract
With a focus on Timor Leste and gender, this paper explores how human security can be operationalized in a nations’ post-conflict period as a framework and tool to not only to protect citizens “free from fear and want” but also to empower vulnerable groups, most notably women, in the process of peacebuilding and national reconstruction.
Citation
Groves, Gabrielle Eva Carol. “Operationalising Human Security for the Empowerment of People with a Gender Perspective in a Post Conflict Nation: Lessons from Timor Leste.” Working Paper, International Development Studies Conference on Mainstreaming Human Security, 2007. Accessed December 6, 2016.
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