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Queering Gender [Identity] in International Law

https://doi.org/10.1080/18918131.2016.1123474
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Violence against Women and Regimes of Exception
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Preface
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Table of Cases
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Table of Legislation
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Abbreviations
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Introduction: Setting Precedent—Migrant Women and the Law
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Probationary Wives and Precarious Workers
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Violence against Women
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The Wrong and Its Remedy
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Domestic Violence Rules Compared
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Regime of Exception or Regime of Readmission?
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The Istanbul Convention, an Alternative Approach?
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Conclusion: The Exceptions that Prove the Rule
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Queering Governance and International Law
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List of Abbreviations
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Content Warning
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International Law as a (Queer) Governance Mechanism
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Queer Concepts and Methods
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Logics of Governance and International Law at/of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
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Governing through Adjudication
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Notes
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ICTY Case Information
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List of ICTY Documents
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Queering Women, Peace and Security
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List of Abbreviations
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On the Art
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Introduction
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Queering Women, Peace and Security Through Localization and Global South Leadership
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Sex, Security, and Protecting Queer Lives
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Tracing Queer Absence in Women, Peace and Security
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Lesbian Rights Are Women’s Rights
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Queering Gender in Women, Peace and Security
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Queer Futures for Implementing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda
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Why Queering WPS Matters
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Glossary
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Interviews
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Annexe 3: Bibliography
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Feminist Perspectives on International Law
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Sexual politics and knowledge production
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