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- Breaking the Binaries in Security Studies : a Gendered Analysis of Women in Combat
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- 6.3in
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press, Incorporated
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- Oxford Studies in Gender and International Relations Ser.
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- English
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- 9.4in
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- 14.4 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 168 Pages
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Several months after a 2014 operation in the Gaza Strip, fifty-three Israeli Defense Forces combatants and combat-support soldiers were awarded military decorations for exhibiting extraordinary bravery. From a gendered perspective, the most noteworthy aspect of these awards was not the fact that only 4 of the 53 recipients were women, but rather the fact that the men were uniformly praised for being "brave," being "heroes," "actively performing acts of bravery," "protecting," and "preventing terror attacks," while the women were repeatedly commended for "not panicking." This pattern is not unique to the Israeli case, but rather reflects the patriarchal norms that still prevail in military institutions worldwide. One might expect that, now that women serve on the battlefield as combatants, some of the gendered norms informing militaries would have long disappeared. As it stands, women in the military still face a double battle - against the patriarchal institution, as well as against the military's purported enemies. Drawing on interviews with 100 women military veterans about their experiences in combat, this book asks what insights are gained when we take women's experiences in war as our starting point instead of treating them as "add-ons" to more fundamental or mainstream levels of analysis, and what importance these experiences hold for an analysis of violence and for security studies. Importantly, the authors introduce a theoretical framework in critical security studies for understanding (vis-à-vis binary deconstructions of the terms used in these fields) the integration of women soldiers into combat and combat-support roles, as well as the challenges they face. While the book focuses on women in the Israeli Defence Forces, the book provides different perspectives about why it is important to explore women in combat, what their experiences teach us, and how to consider soldiers and veterans both as citizens and as violent state actors--an issue with which scholars are often reluctant to engage. Breaking the Binaries in Security Studies raises methodological considerations about ways of evaluating power relations in conflict situations and patriarchal structures.
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Oxford University Press, Incorporated
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9780190072582
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Breaking the Binaries in Security Studies : a Gendered Analysis of Women in Combat
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Hardcover
Language
English
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Oxford Studies in Gender and International Relations Ser.
Publication Year
2020
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Textbook
Number of Pages
168 Pages
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6.3in
Item Height
0.8in
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9.4in
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14.4 Oz
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"This book fills a gap in knowledge about the roles and experiences of women combatants and raises important questions for future research in international relations, gender and militarism, violence, and critical military studies." -- Wendy M. Christensen, Contemporary Sociology "Breaking the Binaries in Security Studies upends multiple conventions that deserve to be questioned. The book interrogates simple gender dichotomies as well as those that contrast war versus peace, combatant versus victim, and state versus society. Ayelet Harel-Shalev and Shir Daphna-Tekoah present gripping material drawn from interviews with 100 women who served as Israel Defense Force combatants or combat support personnel. An invaluable contribution to feminist research, this study is among the first to illuminate how combat soldiers cope with trauma in a strong military and, later on, as civilians in a highly militarized society." -- Sylvia Bashevkin, author of Women as Foreign Policy Leaders "This fascinatingly graphic book is sure to enliven our current conversations about security--what is security, how do we promote it, what undermines it. These wonderfully diverse narratives from women in military combat roles provoke fresh thoughts about the tangled relationships between security, violence, silence, masculinities, femininities, peace, and militarism." -- Cynthia Enloe, author of Globalization and Militarism "The authors enter unexplored areas in this book. Rather than the often-studied topic of women and peace, this work looks at women combat soldiers. Moreover, by employing a psycho-linguistic analysis, placed within the framework of feminist international relations studies, the authors probe the subtleties and depth of gender responses in a situation of ongoing warfare. This is a very worthwhile, and enlightening, treatment covering new ground." -- Galia Golan, Darwin Professor emerita, Hebrew University of Jerusalem "This brilliantly illuminating book challenges a series of familiar binaries in a highly original way. The authors distinguish multiple voices, and by doing so, arrive at a new and far more nuanced understanding not only of gender but also of security and insecurity, conflict, and trauma. Written by two of Israel's most courageous thinkers and foremost feminist scholars, this is a vibrant and vital addition in a wide range of fields." -- Carol Gilligan, author of In a Different Voice and Why Does Patriarchy Persist?, "This book fills a gap in knowledge about the roles and experiences of women combatants and raises important questions for future research in international relations, gender and militarism, violence, and critical military studies." -- Wendy M. Christensen, Contemporary Sociology"Breaking the Binaries in Security Studies upends multiple conventions that deserve to be questioned. The book interrogates simple gender dichotomies as well as those that contrast war versus peace, combatant versus victim, and state versus society. Ayelet Harel-Shalev and Shir Daphna-Tekoah present gripping material drawn from interviews with 100 women who served as Israel Defense Force combatants or combat support personnel. An invaluable contribution to feminist research, this study is among the first to illuminate how combat soldiers cope with trauma in a strong military and, later on, as civilians in a highly militarized society." -- Sylvia Bashevkin, author of Women as Foreign Policy Leaders"This fascinatingly graphic book is sure to enliven our current conversations about securityDLwhat is security, how do we promote it, what undermines it. These wonderfully diverse narratives from women in military combat roles provoke fresh thoughts about the tangled relationships between security, violence, silence, masculinities, femininities, peace, and militarism." -- Cynthia Enloe, author of Globalization and Militarism"The authors enter unexplored areas in this book. Rather than the often-studied topic of women and peace, this work looks at women combat soldiers. Moreover, by employing a psycho-linguistic analysis, placed within the framework of feminist international relations studies, the authors probe the subtleties and depth of gender responses in a situation of ongoing warfare. This is a very worthwhile, and enlightening, treatment covering new ground." -- Galia Golan, Darwin Professor emerita, Hebrew University of Jerusalem"This brilliantly illuminating book challenges a series of familiar binaries in a highly original way. The authors distinguish multiple voices, and by doing so, arrive at a new and far more nuanced understanding not only of gender but also of security and insecurity, conflict, and trauma. Written by two of Israel's most courageous thinkers and foremost feminist scholars, this is a vibrant and vital addition in a wide range of fields." -- Carol Gilligan, author of In a Different Voice and Why Does Patriarchy Persist?, "Breaking the Binaries in Security Studies upends multiple conventions that deserve to be questioned. The book interrogates simple gender dichotomies as well as those that contrast war versus peace, combatant versus victim, and state versus society. Ayelet Harel-Shalev and Shir Daphna-Tekoah present gripping material drawn from interviews with 100 women who served as Israel Defense Force combatants or combat support personnel. An invaluable contribution to feminist research, this study is among the first to illuminate how combat soldiers cope with trauma in a strong military and, later on, as civilians in a highly militarized society." -- Sylvia Bashevkin, author of Women as Foreign Policy Leaders "This fascinatingly graphic book is sure to enliven our current conversations about securitywhat is security, how do we promote it, what undermines it. These wonderfully diverse narratives from women in military combat roles provoke fresh thoughts about the tangled relationships between security, violence, silence, masculinities, femininities, peace, and militarism." -- Cynthia Enloe, author of Globalization and Militarism "The authors enter unexplored areas in this book. Rather than the often-studied topic of women and peace, this work looks at women combat soldiers. Moreover, by employing a psycho-linguistic analysis, placed within the framework of feminist international relations studies, the authors probe the subtleties and depth of gender responses in a situation of ongoing warfare. This is a very worthwhile, and enlightening, treatment covering new ground." -- Galia Golan, Darwin Professor emerita, Hebrew University of Jerusalem "This brilliantly illuminating book challenges a series of familiar binaries in a highly original way. The authors distinguish multiple voices, and by doing so, arrive at a new and far more nuanced understanding not only of gender but also of security and insecurity, conflict, and trauma. Written by two of Israel's most courageous thinkers and foremost feminist scholars, this is a vibrant and vital addition in a wide range of fields." -- Carol Gilligan, author of In a Different Voice and Why Does Patriarchy Persist?, "This book fills a gap in knowledge about the roles and experiences of women combatants and raises important questions for future research in international relations, gender and militarism, violence, and critical military studies." -- Wendy M. Christensen, Contemporary Sociology "Breaking the Binaries in Security Studies upends multiple conventions that deserve to be questioned. The book interrogates simple gender dichotomies as well as those that contrast war versus peace, combatant versus victim, and state versus society. Ayelet Harel-Shalev and Shir Daphna-Tekoah present gripping material drawn from interviews with 100 women who served as Israel Defense Force combatants or combat support personnel. An invaluable contribution to feminist research, this study is among the first to illuminate how combat soldiers cope with trauma in a strong military and, later on, as civilians in a highly militarized society." -- Sylvia Bashevkin, author of Women as Foreign Policy Leaders "This fascinatingly graphic book is sure to enliven our current conversations about securitywhat is security, how do we promote it, what undermines it. These wonderfully diverse narratives from women in military combat roles provoke fresh thoughts about the tangled relationships between security, violence, silence, masculinities, femininities, peace, and militarism." -- Cynthia Enloe, author of Globalization and Militarism "The authors enter unexplored areas in this book. Rather than the often-studied topic of women and peace, this work looks at women combat soldiers. Moreover, by employing a psycho-linguistic analysis, placed within the framework of feminist international relations studies, the authors probe the subtleties and depth of gender responses in a situation of ongoing warfare. This is a very worthwhile, and enlightening, treatment covering new ground." -- Galia Golan, Darwin Professor emerita, Hebrew University of Jerusalem "This brilliantly illuminating book challenges a series of familiar binaries in a highly original way. The authors distinguish multiple voices, and by doing so, arrive at a new and far more nuanced understanding not only of gender but also of security and insecurity, conflict, and trauma. Written by two of Israel's most courageous thinkers and foremost feminist scholars, this is a vibrant and vital addition in a wide range of fields." -- Carol Gilligan, author of In a Different Voice and Why Does Patriarchy Persist?, This brilliantly illuminating book challenges a series of familiar binaries in a highly original way. The authors distinguish multiple voices, and by doing so, arrive at a new and far more nuanced understanding not only of gender but also of security and insecurity, conflict, and trauma. Written by two of Israel's most courageous thinkers and foremost feminist scholars, this is a vibrant and vital addition in a wide range of fields, "This book fills a gap in knowledge about the roles and experiences of women combatants and raises important questions for future research in international relations, gender and militarism, violence, and critical military studies." -- Wendy M. Christensen, Contemporary Sociology"Breaking the Binaries in Security Studies upends multiple conventions that deserve to be questioned. The book interrogates simple gender dichotomies as well as those that contrast war versus peace, combatant versus victim, and state versus society. Ayelet Harel-Shalev and Shir Daphna-Tekoah present gripping material drawn from interviews with 100 women who served as Israel Defense Force combatants or combat support personnel. An invaluable contribution to feminist research, this study is among the first to illuminate how combat soldiers cope with trauma in a strong military and, later on, as civilians in a highly militarized society." -- Sylvia Bashevkin, author of Women as Foreign Policy Leaders"This fascinatingly graphic book is sure to enliven our current conversations about security'e"what is security, how do we promote it, what undermines it. These wonderfully diverse narratives from women in military combat roles provoke fresh thoughts about the tangled relationships between security, violence, silence, masculinities, femininities, peace, and militarism." -- Cynthia Enloe, author of Globalization and Militarism"The authors enter unexplored areas in this book. Rather than the often-studied topic of women and peace, this work looks at women combat soldiers. Moreover, by employing a psycho-linguistic analysis, placed within the framework of feminist international relations studies, the authors probe the subtleties and depth of gender responses in a situation of ongoing warfare. This is a very worthwhile, and enlightening, treatment covering new ground." -- Galia Golan, Darwin Professor emerita, Hebrew University of Jerusalem"This brilliantly illuminating book challenges a series of familiar binaries in a highly original way. The authors distinguish multiple voices, and by doing so, arrive at a new and far more nuanced understanding not only of gender but also of security and insecurity, conflict, and trauma. Written by two of Israel's most courageous thinkers and foremost feminist scholars, this is a vibrant and vital addition in a wide range of fields." -- Carol Gilligan, author of In a Different Voice and Why Does Patriarchy Persist?, "This book fills a gap in knowledge about the roles and experiences of women combatants and raises important questions for future research in international relations, gender and militarism, violence, and critical military studies." -- Wendy M. Christensen, Contemporary Sociology"Breaking the Binaries in Security Studies upends multiple conventions that deserve to be questioned. The book interrogates simple gender dichotomies as well as those that contrast war versus peace, combatant versus victim, and state versus society. Ayelet Harel-Shalev and Shir Daphna-Tekoah present gripping material drawn from interviews with 100 women who served as Israel Defense Force combatants or combat support personnel. An invaluable contribution to feminist research, this study is among the first to illuminate how combat soldiers cope with trauma in a strong military and, later on, as civilians in a highly militarized society." -- Sylvia Bashevkin, author of Women as Foreign Policy Leaders"This fascinatingly graphic book is sure to enliven our current conversations about security--what is security, how do we promote it, what undermines it. These wonderfully diverse narratives from women in military combat roles provoke fresh thoughts about the tangled relationships between security, violence, silence, masculinities, femininities, peace, and militarism." -- Cynthia Enloe, author of Globalization and Militarism"The authors enter unexplored areas in this book. Rather than the often-studied topic of women and peace, this work looks at women combat soldiers. Moreover, by employing a psycho-linguistic analysis, placed within the framework of feminist international relations studies, the authors probe the subtleties and depth of gender responses in a situation of ongoing warfare. This is a very worthwhile, and enlightening, treatment covering new ground." -- Galia Golan, Darwin Professor emerita, Hebrew University of Jerusalem"This brilliantly illuminating book challenges a series of familiar binaries in a highly original way. The authors distinguish multiple voices, and by doing so, arrive at a new and far more nuanced understanding not only of gender but also of security and insecurity, conflict, and trauma. Written by two of Israel's most courageous thinkers and foremost feminist scholars, this is a vibrant and vital addition in a wide range of fields." -- Carol Gilligan, author of In a Different Voice and Why Does Patriarchy Persist?, "This book fills a gap in knowledge about the roles and experiences of women combatants and raises important questions for future research in international relations, gender and militarism, violence, and critical military studies." -- Wendy M. Christensen, Contemporary Sociology"Breaking the Binaries in Security Studies upends multiple conventions that deserve to be questioned. The book interrogates simple gender dichotomies as well as those that contrast war versus peace, combatant versus victim, and state versus society. Ayelet Harel-Shalev and Shir Daphna-Tekoah present gripping material drawn from interviews with 100 women who served as Israel Defense Force combatants or combat support personnel. An invaluablecontribution to feminist research, this study is among the first to illuminate how combat soldiers cope with trauma in a strong military and, later on, as civilians in a highly militarized society." -- Sylvia Bashevkin,author of Women as Foreign Policy Leaders"This fascinatingly graphic book is sure to enliven our current conversations about securityDLwhat is security, how do we promote it, what undermines it. These wonderfully diverse narratives from women in military combat roles provoke fresh thoughts about the tangled relationships between security, violence, silence, masculinities, femininities, peace, and militarism." -- Cynthia Enloe, author of Globalization and Militarism"The authors enter unexplored areas in this book. Rather than the often-studied topic of women and peace, this work looks at women combat soldiers. Moreover, by employing a psycho-linguistic analysis, placed within the framework of feminist international relations studies, the authors probe the subtleties and depth of gender responses in a situation of ongoing warfare. This is a very worthwhile, and enlightening, treatment covering new ground." -- Galia Golan,Darwin Professor emerita, Hebrew University of Jerusalem"This brilliantly illuminating book challenges a series of familiar binaries in a highly original way. The authors distinguish multiple voices, and by doing so, arrive at a new and far more nuanced understanding not only of gender but also of security and insecurity, conflict, and trauma. Written by two of Israel's most courageous thinkers and foremost feminist scholars, this is a vibrant and vital addition in a wide range of fields." -- Carol Gilligan, authorof In a Different Voice and Why Does Patriarchy Persist?
Table of Content
Chapter 1 - Women in Combat: A Gendered Perspective Chapter 2 - Violent State Actors in Feminist Research and Critical Studies Chapter 3 - Listening to Narratives of Security and In-Security Chapter 4 - The Politics of Trauma, Gender and War Chapter 5 - Body, Sex/Gender and Integration of Women into Combat Roles Chapter 6 - Narratives of Security and In-Security Appendix Notes Bibliography Index
Topic
Intelligence & Espionage, Gender Studies, Military / General, Social Psychology
Lccn
2019-949967
Dewey Decimal
355.0082
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition
23
Genre
Psychology, History, Social Science, Political Science
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