Women in War: The Micro-processes of Mobilization in El Salvador (Oxford Studies in Culture and Politics)
Women in War explores the micro-processes of mobilization in El Salvador, examining women’s participation within the context of war. Jocelyn Viterna connects individual experiences with broader political and social dynamics, offering a focused scholarly study of gender, conflict, and collective action.
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Women in War examines the micro-processes through which mobilization occurs in El Salvador.
Jocelyn Viterna focuses on women’s experiences and participation in the context of war.
The book connects individual-level processes with broader questions about political action, conflict, and social organization.
Published as part of the Oxford Studies in Culture and Politics series, this work offers an academic perspective on gender and mobilization.
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