Women and Power in Postconflict Africa (Cambridge Studies in Gender and Politics)
Women and Power in Postconflict Africa explores the place of women in political life after conflict. Aili Mari Tripp examines gender, power, governance, and political participation in African contexts, offering a scholarly contribution to the study of postconflict societies and the relationship between gender and politics.
About This Book
Women and Power in Postconflict Africa examines the relationship between gender and political power in African societies emerging from conflict.
The book focuses on women’s roles and participation in postconflict political life.
As part of the Cambridge Studies in Gender and Politics series, it presents a scholarly perspective on gender, governance, and political change.
Written by Aili Mari Tripp, the book is intended for readers interested in African studies, politics, gender studies, and postconflict societies.
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