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Inclusion To Exclusion: Women In Syria, Catherine Moore, Tarsila Talarico
Inclusion To Exclusion: Women In Syria, Catherine Moore, Tarsila Talarico
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This Article will discuss the reasons for the shift from the inclusion of women as active participants in the Syrian revolution to their exclusion and marginalization throughout the conflict and during the recent Geneva Il peace negotiations. It will address how the lack of participation of women in such formal negotiations is hindering the peace process, drawing on the role of women, more generally and historically, in conflict resolution. The Article will provide best practices from prior conflicts and ways in which policymakers can improve participation of women in the peace process in Syria. The reinclusion of Syrian women is …
Book Review: The Sword And The Scales: The United States And International Courts And Tribunals, Nienke Grossman
Book Review: The Sword And The Scales: The United States And International Courts And Tribunals, Nienke Grossman
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This is a book review of "The Sword and the Scales: The United States and International Courts and Tribunals," edited by Cesare P. R. Romano (Cambridge Univ. Press, 2010). The book provides in-depth analysis of the relationship between the United States and various of the world's most important international courts and tribunals. The review was written for a forthcoming issue of Climate Law.