Women in War: The Micro-processes of Mobilization in El Salvador (Oxford Studies in Culture and Politics)
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Women in War: The Micro-processes of Mobilization in El Salvador (Oxford Studies in Culture and Politics)

by Jocelyn Viterna

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A detailed examination of how women in El Salvador were mobilized during wartime, highlighting social processes and individual pathways within the country's civil conflict.

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This book investigates the micro-level dynamics that led women in El Salvador to join wartime efforts during the country's civil conflict.

It draws on extensive fieldwork to explore recruitment pathways and the everyday decisions influencing mobilization.

The study situates individual experiences within broader political and cultural contexts of the period.

Findings contribute to understanding gender, activism, and conflict in Latin American settings.

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