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MILITARISM
& WOMEN IN SOUTH ASIA
Anuradha Chenoy
Rs 250 Hb 2002
81-86706-42-9
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Jaffna.
Colombo. Karachi. Peshawar. Kashmir. Punjab. North-East
India. Chittagong Hill Tracts...
Women in South Asia have borne the brunt of militarism
in a number of ways, especially because, combined
with fundamentalism and national chauvinism, it
has reinforced patriarchal practice. With militarism,
all other oppressions tend to interlock.
This book is a closely argued, detailed analysis
of the growing militarism in South Asia and presents
not just the phenomenon, but all its ramifications,
examining its manifestations across the region from
a feminist perspective for the first time.
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ANURADHA
CHENOY
is a Professor
at the School of International Studies, Jawaharlal
Nehru University, New Delhi. She has written and
published widely on international relations, and
is the author of The
Making of New Russia (2001).
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