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Women and Power Vol.17 No.3 & 4 2011
Table of Contents Editorial by Ziad AbuZayyad and by Hillel Schenker Preface Women and Power by Galia Golan and by Lucy Nusseibeh Focus by Anwarul Chowdhury Progress in implementing UNSCR 1325 has been slow and uneven; we need renewed commitment to fully and effectively implement this foundational document on women and peace and security. by Mavic Cabrera-Balleza To shorten the stages of the womens empowerment process, development institutions have provided a range of interventions. by Zahira Kamal Translating political representation into meaningful empowerment for women. by Naomi Chazan The potential impact of a women on the peace process. by Hind Khoury Viewing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through a different lens. by Galia Golan As we assert our power and move away from the stereotypical mindsets of the conflict, we can also help to transform the entire conflict. by Lucy Nusseibeh Womens organizations, feminists and peace activists face multiple dilemmas in trying to make themselves heard and have an impact on the political process. by Anat Saragusti Assessing the current obstacles to womens empowerment and peace. by Sonia Najjar Do women and men in Israel continue to show similar attitudes toward peace and war as in the past? by Dahlia Scheindlin Narrative of the internal struggle of a Bedouin, Arab, Muslim, Palestinian, Israeli. by Safa Abu-Rabia A group of Israeli women made a political statement by taking Palestinian women to the beach for the day, in protest of Israels movement restrictions against Palestinians. by Ofra Yeshua-Lyth Women who are Arab, Muslim, a minority and also Israeli need to reshape a vision of a self, an other, and a direction for the future into something that is hopeful. by Dalia Fadila Contrary to the Zionist ideal, the struggle for womens rights has been a long and bitter one, in part due to absorption into the male-dominated labor movement. by Joanne Yaron Focus 1 An Israeli woman and a Palestinian woman find friendship through the shared experience of bereavement, and participate in a dialogue group for grandmothers from both sides. by Jillian Slutzker Football bridges the divide between Israeli and Palestinian children and encourages a dialogue between them at the Peres Center for Peace. by Tami Hay-Sagiv and by Inbal Ben-Ezer We realized the need for deeper understanding, allowing students the space and time to talk about culture, identity, their fears and the conflict itself. by Abeer Hazboun Focus 2 Samuel Chapple-Sokol, Sana Mahmood. Women played an unprecedented and critical role in Egypts revolution yet must work hard not to be excluded from the emerging power structures and the political agenda. by Althea Middleton-Detzner and by Jillian Slutzker Women were a formidable presence in recent political protests but the struggle for womens rights against entrenched social norms throughout the Middle East is ongoing. by Heidi Basch A documentary film about reconciliation between Greek and Turkish Cypriot women contains poignant relevance to the Israel-Palestine conflict. by Jenny Levin Interview by Lamis AIami by Alice Shalvi by Cora Weiss Roundtable Galia Golan, Molly Malekar, Galit Hasan-Rokem, Lucy Nusseibeh, and Sonia Najjar Book Review Reviewed by Edy Kaufman Reviewed by Rainer Kessler Culture by Chana Bloch and by Chana Kronfeld Rising Transcripts by Tala Abu-Rahmeh by Elana Bell by Maysa Abu-Ghannam by Deb Reich Documents |
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