1st Edition
The Political Psychology of War Rape Studies from Bosnia and Herzegovina
1. Introduction 2. Designing a Study of the Aftermath of the War Rapes in Bosnia 3. Victim and Survivor: Narrated Social Identities of Women who Experienced Rape during the War 4. What Do We Know about War Rapes before the 1990s? 5. The Turning Points in the 1990s which Created a New Understanding of War Rape 6. The First Generation of Systematic Documentation of Sexual Violence in War 1990–1998: Naming the Unnamable and Understanding the Incomprehensible 7. Therapeutic Work with Victims of Sexual Violence War and Post-War 8. Traditions and Transitions: Perceptions of ‘Good Womanhood’ among Twenty Bosnian Focus Group Participants 9. Beyond Bosnia: International Efforts to Move from Accounting to Accountability 10. The Political Psychology of War Rape
Biography
Inger Skjelsbæk is Senior Researcher and Deputy Director at the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), Norway. She is the co-editor of Gender, Peace and Conflict.
