Gendered Peace through International Law by Louise Arimatsu & Christine Chinkin

An interdisciplinary exploration of how international law can be rethought through a gendered lens. Louise Arimatsu and Christine Chinkin challenge conventional approaches to peace, drawing on international law, gender studies, international relations and history.

Product Description

Gendered Peace through International Law by Louise Arimatsu and Christine Chinkin examines how international law can be understood and reshaped through the experiences and perspectives of gender.

The book brings together personal reflections, expert essays and interviews to question established approaches to international law and explore what a more gendered approach to peace might look like. It draws across disciplines including international law, gender studies, international relations and history.

The authors encourage readers to reconsider international law in the context of the contemporary world and explore its potential as a transformative tool for thinking about peace and security.

A strong choice for readers interested in international law, feminist legal studies, peace and security, gender politics and international relations.

Condition

Good pre-loved condition with visible signs of handling and surface wear on the covers, including light creasing/scuffing. Interior condition has not been assessed.

Book Details

• Authors: Louise Arimatsu & Christine Chinkin
• Publisher: Hart
• Language: English
• ISBN: 9781509970247
• Genre / Category: International Law; Gender Studies; Peace & Security; Feminist Legal Studies
• Format: Paperback