Development in Conflict - The Gender Dimension (Oxfam, 1994)

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Foreword

I. Development and conflict: The gender dimension

1. Understanding armed conflict

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Analysing conflicts

1.3 Conflict as a process

1.4 A new model of development

2 The gender dimensions of armed conflict

2.1 Introduction

2.2 Women's experience of conflict

2.3 Changes in gender relations: power, conflict and transformation a. The potential for social transformation

3. Implementing gender sensitive responses to conflict

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Assessment, monitoring and evaluation

3.3 Policy considerations in specific conflict-related situations

3.4 Partnership issues

3.5 Institutional issues

II. Case studies

A: The impact of armed conflict on gender relations

Case Study 1: Cambodia

Case Study 2: Somalia

Case Study 3: Uganda

B: The effects of conflict on women

Case Study 4: An overview

Case Study 5: A checklist

C. Meeting the support needs of women in conflict situations

Case Study 6: Sri Lanka

D. Working with partners on gender issues in conflict situations

Case Study 7: Burma

Case Study 8: The Philippines

E. The evolution of Oxfam's gender strategy in conflict

Case Study 9: Lebanon

References