.... The sample included 529 participants aged 18–40, comprising two distinct cultural groups: Jews and Arabs. Of the participants, 294 were Arab and 384 were women. The results provided partial support for the proposed mediation model, revealing cultural and gender-related variations. Notably, for Jewish...

.../methodology/approach The data – individual testimonies – was collected as part of a finished doctoral research project in Sociology and Gender Studies. These narratives were produced from in-depth interviews and an archive built by a collective initiative of ex-combatant women in Colombia. Findings...

...Eva Imania Eliasa; Ilfiandra Ilfiandra; Nadia Aulia Nadhirah; Sahril Buchori; Suwarjo Suwarjo; Aprilia Tina Lidyasari; Budi Astuti; M. Arli Rusandi Purpose This study aims to examine gender differences in nonviolence across four dimensions – intrapersonal, interpersonal, societal and world...

... that each conflict is unique in terms of its heterogeneous effects across different cohorts, such as gender, as these effects are dependent on the mechanism through which conflict impacts each individual. Enrolment rates obtained from PSLM are linked to a second set of data, on conflict and civilian...

...Sabina Appiah-Boateng Purpose The study aims to investigate how pregnant and nursing mothers’ stories have been neglected in writing about gender, security and spaces. Design/methodology/approach The study chronicles Agogo Traditional Area’s pregnant and nursing mothers’ resistance...

...Jakub Harman; Eva Rievajová Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the relationship between suicide rates broken down by gender and socio-economic factors in the Slovak Republic. Design/methodology/approach This paper uses panel data of 79 counties of the Slovak Republic...

... decades. Few studies have examined whether perpetrators of cyberaggression are more likely to target friends or romantic partners (or both) and whether this differs across the gender of the perpetrator. This is the key focus of the current study. Design/methodology/approach Participants completed...

... and gendered similarities in both conflict zones. The human cost of modern India’s project of integrating historically autonomous, ethnically distinct and geographically disparate regions of Kashmir and Manipur is illustrated. By way of conclusion, the paper suggests institutional respect...

... of the UNMC regarding previous UN missions. Findings This paper argues that cultural factors are central to understand how Latin Americans participated in the UNMC. The design of the Monitoring and Verification Mechanism and the inclusion of a strong gender agenda make the UNMC a salient case, both...

... analyses, chi-square test and Gamma (γ) test statistics were used to test the relationship between variables (expenses of the disputants and effectiveness of DRC). Gender, monthly income and literacy status were used as control variables at the multivariate level. Findings At the bivariate...

...Katerina Standish Purpose The purpose of this paper is to establish a conceptual connection between gender-based violence (GBV) and genocide. Victims of gendercide, such as femicide and transicide, should be eligible for protections assigned to victims of genocide, including the Responsibility...

... to perceive the scenarios as sexual assault than community members; they also perceived differences between scenarios based on verbal communication and clarity more than community members. Finally, there was no main effect of participant gender, however, men perceived differences between scenarios based...

...Lis Bates Purpose The purpose of this paper is to address an emerging international debate about the involvement of females in perpetrating honour-based abuse (HBA). Presenting new empirical data, this study profiles the different roles played by women, discussing them in relation to gender...

... violence perpetration and victimization would mediate the relation of gender with fearlessness about death in suicidal psychiatric inpatients. Design/methodology/approach The current study used a cross-sectional survey design in a sample of 196 psychiatric inpatients admitted for suicide risk...

... methodological framework was adopted in order to explore students’ dominant discourses surrounding gender and IPV. Of particular interest was how female perpetrators of IPV within heterosexual relationships were constructed and subsequently positioned by students in terms of social and gender identity...

...Stephen James Minton Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate the influence of the basic factors of age and gender in homophobic bullying behaviour, in order that recommendations for the design of anti-bullying programmes specific to homophobic bullying could be made. Design...

... sexual offense, child abuse and bullying, violence in female same‐sex relationships, and gender stereotypes. Originality/value An accurate overview of the post‐1994 literature the topics discussed in this paper is offered. Lesbian IPV is a challenge for feminist dogma stating that patriarchy causes...

... gender differences in the use of verbal aggression in romantic relationships. Findings The results found that women used more verbal aggression than men in romantic relationships; however, overall levels of verbal aggression use were relatively high regardless of sex. Research imitations...

... to be the typical rape when the victim was either an adult male or female. Findings Results revealed that men's and women's rape scripts did not dramatically differ, though several differences were revealed between male and female rape scripting, focussing around the gender stereotypes of men verses women...

...Irina Anderson; Helena Bissell Purpose This study seeks to examine whether blame and fault assigned to victims and perpetrators in a hypothetical sexual violence case are distinct conceptually, and whether they are affected by gender of participant, perpetrator and victim. Design/methodology...