Everyday Security, Feminism, and the Continuum of Violence

This article returns to the original forum question “What is Global Security Studies?,” looking at it in relation to the theme of inclusion and exclusion to point out that security studies scholars exclude feminist scholarship on (everyday) security at their own peril. Showcasing the increasing body...

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Published in:Journal of global security studies 2020-01, Vol.5 (1), p.115
Main Author: Wibben, Annick T R
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
continuum of violence
critical security studies
everyday security
feminist security studies
gender
Krigsvetenskap
War Studies
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Summary:This article returns to the original forum question “What is Global Security Studies?,” looking at it in relation to the theme of inclusion and exclusion to point out that security studies scholars exclude feminist scholarship on (everyday) security at their own peril. Showcasing the increasing body of feminist security studies scholarship, the article then highlights not only what scholarship might be included in a truly global security studies, but also the important insights (e.g., about the continuum of violence that spans peace- and wartime) that are missed without it. The article ends with a reflection on the need to also include a wider range of approaches as eminently valuable to global security studies.
ISSN:2057-3170
2057-3189
2057-3189
DOI:10.1093/jogss/ogz056