Women, Peace and Security: The Politics of Implementing Gender Sensitivity Norms in Peacekeeping
Abstract
This article provides a comprehensive history of gender mainstreaming practices in the United Nations, focusing on how female participation has been implemented in specific peacekeeping operations and what other UN political bodies have had a role in legislating and implementing gender integration in their respective realms.
Citation
Carey, Henry F. “Women, Peace and Security: The Politics of Implementing Gender Sensitivity Norms in Peacekeeping.” International Peacekeeping 8, no. 2 (2011): 49-68.
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