Sexed pistols : the gendered impacts of small arms and light weapons /
"Every day, small arms and light weapons (SALW) kill and maim, wound and threaten millions of adults and children, whether combatants and civilians in war zones or gangs and communities in degraded "peacetime" environments that are characterized by large-scale violence. Due to their w...
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Tokyo ; New York :
United Nations University Press,
c2009.
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- Sexing the pistol : the gendered impacts of prolific small arms / Vanessa Farr, Henri Myrttinen and Albrecht Schnabel
- Gender, attitudes and the regulation of small arms : implications for action / Wendy Cukier and James Cairns - Girls and small arms in Sierra Leone : victimization, participation and resistance / Myriam Denov and Richard Maclure
- Small arms and rape as a system of war : a case study of the Democratic Republic of the Congo / Felicity Szesnat
- Haiti : the gendered pattern of small-arms violence against women / Nadine Puechguirbal, Wiza Loutis and Natalie Man
- State, society and the gender of gun culture in Papua New Guinea / Sinclair Dinnen and Edwina Thompson
- "Now they have guns, now they feel powerful"
- gender perspectives on small-arms violence in Timor-Leste / Saleh Abdullah and Henri Myrttinen
- "That's equality for you, dear" : gender, small arms and the Northern Ireland conflict / Miranda Alison
- The gun on the kitchen table : the sexist subtext of private policing in Israel / Rela Mazali
- Securing private spaces : gendered labour, violence and democratization in South Africa / Jennifer N. Fish and Pumla Mncayi
- Just a matter of practicality : mapping the role of women in social gun control / Katrin Kinzelbach and Zeinab Mohamed Hassan
- Missing men, lost boys and widowed women : gender perspectives on small-arms proliferation and disarmament in Karamoja, Uganda / Christina M. Yeung.