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Monthly Archives: March 2015

Reconstructing Masculinities: The Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration of Former Combatants in Colombia

24 Tuesday Mar 2015

Posted by kimberlytheidon in News from Colombia, Publications, Uncategorized

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  • Delighted to speak at the Tinker Symposium, University of Arizona
  • Review of Legacies of War, International Feminist Journal of Politics
  • Endorsements for Challenging Conceptions, with gratitude
  • Now Available…Challenging Conceptions: Children born of wartime rape and sexual exploitation
  • Just Security Holiday Reading List
  • Journal of Latin American Studies, Jelke Boesten’s review of Legacies of War.
  • The CRSV Conservatory: Challenging Conceptions, a conversation with the editors

Recent Posts

  • Delighted to speak at the Tinker Symposium, University of Arizona
  • Review of Legacies of War, International Feminist Journal of Politics
  • Endorsements for Challenging Conceptions, with gratitude
  • Now Available…Challenging Conceptions: Children born of wartime rape and sexual exploitation
  • Just Security Holiday Reading List

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