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The Social Origins of the Iran-Iraq War
(YCISS, 1991-03)
This paper calls attention to the social costs of the war through an exploration of its social foundations. The Iran-Iraq war was largely engendered through the play of indigenous social forces. External actors had little ...
Amplifying the Social Dimensions of Security
(YCISS, 1993-11)
Initially, a group of scholars began to systematically redefine the concept of security in a manner that directed attention towards the limited opportunity that "military" responses offered to "security" problems. Their ...
Pandora's Sons: The Nominal Paradox of Patriarchy and War
(YCISS, 1996-01)
This paper addresses the gender critique of war directly. It argues that the gender critique of war has racked enough to be able to identify a preliminary thesis regarding war and the reproduction of patriarchy. The altered ...