Women and War in the Arab World - Fall 2003 - Issue 103
Vol. 27 (2003)
This issue of Al-Raida highlights the situation of women in the Arab world in conflict areas. In wars, some women choose to take up arms but, for most, war is about coping with the disruption of normal life. Women are the carers, the sustainers, the mediators. Throughout history, women and children constitute 75 percent of war refugees
AiW News
Launching of the Basic Living Skills Program
Lebanese American University
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Book Reviews
Women and the Politics of Military Confrontation
Valerie Morgan
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Editorial
Women and War
Diana Moukalled
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File Intro
Women and War in the Arab World
Diana Moukalled
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Files
Four Women Relate their Experience in Combat During the War
Darine Al-Omari
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Women Fighting Against War Amnesia
Lynn Maalouf
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Kurdish Women in the Zone of Genocide and Gendercide
Shahrazad Mojab
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Past and Future Struggles: Palestinian Women Negotiate Violent Conflict
Maria Holt
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The Case of Samar Alami
Diana Mukalled
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Thorny Issues and Perilous Coalitions
Nada Mustafa M. Ali
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Women and War: An overview
Charlotte Lindsey
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A Journalist Diary: On the Horrors of War
Diana Mukalled
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Vermeer in Baghdad
Antonia Matthew
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Losing Sense
Fawwaz Traboulsi
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Iraqi Women After the War
Hazem El-Amin
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News
From Iraq/ From Morocco
Lebanese American University
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Opinion
Ramallah letter: I.T.’s tragedy
Islah Jad
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Quote/Unquote
Quote/Unquote
Lebanese American University
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Report
The Sudanese Women’s Advocacy Mission to New York and Washington DC
Marie-Christine Aquarone
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International Leaders Prioritize Human Security at WLP Conference
Abby Jenkins, Megan Brown, Sian MacAdam
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Research Articles
Recent Publications/Announcement/Films
Lebanese American University
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Special Features
On Women and War
Myriam Sfeir
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