Women building peace between India and Pakistan
By: edited by Shree Mulay and Jackie Kirk
Contributors: Women's Role in Building Peace between India and Pakistan (2004: Montréal)
Series: Anthem critical studies; Anthem critical studies
Publisher: Anthem Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: New Delhi
Language: eng
Number of pages: 245
ISBN-13: 9781843317326
Subjects: Women and peace; Congresses; Relations; Peace-building; International relations
Description: Papers presented at the Women's Role in Building Peace between India and Pakistan, held at Montreal in August 2004.
Notes: "The workshop in August 2004 on 'Women's Role in Building Peace between India and Pakistan' was the stimulus for the present book."--Page [vii].

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Setting the scene / Jackie Kirk and Shree Mulay; title: Canada and the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 (2000) on women, peace, and security / Jodie McGrath and Suzanne Taylor; title: Transcending borders: role of women in building peace between India-Pakistan / Richa Singh; title: Role of women in building peace between India and Pakistan: a Pakastani perspective / Beena Sarwar; title: Demography and democracy: reflections on violence against women in genocide or ethnic cleansing / Himani Bannerji; title: Women and the peace movement in Pakistan / Shahid Fiaz; title: Women in Kashmir conflict: victimhood and beyond / Anuradha Bhasin Jamwal; title: Identity and nationalism: where are women in Kashmiri politics? / Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay; title: Politics, peacekeeping and women's transformational leadership / Chris Corrin; title: Experiences of women during and after violent conflicts: implications for women in South Asia / Myriam Gervais; title: The role of media: an Indian perspective / Suhasini Mulay; title: The role of media: a Pakistani perspective / Shireen Pasha; title: Peace efforts by the South Asian diaspora / Daya R Varma; title: Education for peacebuilding / Jackie Kirk; title: Moving forward: international, regional, national and local perspectives / Shree Mulay and Jackie Kirk.