Donna Winslow
Biographic Data
| ID | 3849538 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donna Winslow |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donna |
| FAMILY NAME | Winslow |
| SIGNATURE | WINSLOW D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ottawa |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 88 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
La question foncière en Nouvelle-Calédonie
Quand la Nouvelle-Calédonie fut annexée par la France en 1853, le développement de la colonie devint dépendant de l′établissement des colons, de l′exploitation minière, de l′élevage et de la mise en place d′une colonie pénitentiaire. L′expropriation de grandes étendues de territoire kanak était nécessaire à ces activités et tout au long de l′histoire de la Nouvelle-Calédonie, la terre a été au coeur du conflit entre les colons et les Kanaks. L′in…
Le fonctionnalisme de Bronislaw Manilowski et le « Pacific Way
Dans un premier temps, cet article examine l'oeuvre de Bronislaw Manilowski et fait un bilan critique d'un certain nombre de ses théories et de ses méthodes. L'auteure examine, par la suite, les effets actuels de son fonctionnalisme dans le Pacifique Sud
Glocal Chechnya from Russian sovereignty to pan-Islamic autonomy
In Chechnya a protracted conflict only seemingly quieted down, but it still smolders and as the conflict is suppressed by coercion, it is inevitable that it will flare up at some time in the near future. The root causes of the conflict can be understood by use of globalization theory, which dialectically brings together the clashing forces from above and below. Civil society in Chechnya deteriorated, is politically curtailed, and has no resilienc…
Gender Mainstreaming: Lessons for Diversity
The promotion of gender, ethnic and equal opportunity policies in the defence sector is a key issue. This paper examines the importance of developing policy and setting international standards – areas where lessons from gender issues might be applied to those of diversity. Efforts to promote gender mainstreaming by the United Nations challenge stereotypes and discriminatory practices in and by armed forces. Mainstreaming a gender or diversity per…
The Role of Gender in Civil – Military Cooperation: A Unique Opportunity for Change
Post-conflict reconstruction provides a unique opportunity to redress the experience of women during war and capitalize on the shifting gender roles prompted by conflict to advance a more equitable female citizenship. However, most post-conflict initiatives have not incorporated a gender-based action plan, impeded by a disparate prioritization of gender by civil and military actors. In order to ensure equitable post conflict outcomes, gender repr…
A Broad Concept that Encourages Interdisciplinary Thinking
Le régiment aéroporté du Canada en Somalie
Women in the Canadian Forces: Between Legal and Social Integration
In this article the authors examine the integration of women into the Canadian armed forces. The definition of integration has two parts. The first is a legal standard where women and men are incorporated as equals into the military. The second is of a social nature. Here, integration is defined as the full acceptance of women as equals. The authors argue that the combat forces are far removed from civilian society. As a result they emphasize the…
It’s Not Just a Question of Muscle: Cultural Interoperability for Nato
On a recent field trip to the former Yugoslavia,1 soldiers expressed the commonly held belief that the reason for NATO's success in maintaining the peace in the region was due to 'more teeth' and the willingness 'to bite'. But is it simply a question of 'more muscle' or are there other factors that influence NATO's ability to effectively operate in the former Yugoslavia?
Le stress des soldats de la paix face à l’expérience de l’étrangeté: Le cas du régiment aéroporté du Canada en Somalie
En 1992-1993, les Forces canadiennes ont participé à la mission de maintien de la paix de l’Onu. Cependant que les troupes canadiennes étaient déployées en Somalie, s’y produisirent certains événements qui ont entaché la réputation des forces militaires canadiennes. Ces événements comprenaient des coups de feu tirés sur des intrus somaliens au camp canadien de Belet Uen et la mort par coups et blessures de l’adolescent Shidane Arone, confié à la …
Learning lessons the hard way — Somalia and Srebrenica compared
(1999). Learning lessons the hard way — Somalia and Srebrenica compared. Small Wars & Insurgencies: Vol. 10, Peace Operations Between War and Peace, pp. 93-137
Rites of Passage and Group Bonding in he Canadian Airborne
This article addresses the issue of primary group bonding and non-conventional methods for promoting unit cohesion. Conventional army training intensifies the power of group pressure within its ranks using methods that teach recruits the need for teamwork. Less conventional methods, such as initiation rites, are also used to promote group bonding. This report examines initiation rites in the Canadian Airborne Regiment, beginning with a brief desc…
Chroniques Kanak. L'ethnologie en Marche
Connaissance et Communication: Actes du Troisieme Colloque C.O.R.A.I.L
Cultural Identity and Ethnicity in the Pacific
Sustainable Development in New Caledonia
N EWCALEDONIA has been a colony of France since 1853 and, along with French Polynesia, it is a strategic part of France's South Pacific territories. Since the 1970s the native peoples of the territory the Kanaks' have been engaged in a struggle for independence from French rule. In the 1980s this fight led to losses of life for the Kanak community, the French security forces and the European settlers. In an effort to avoid civil war, France's pri…
Anthropology and Development in New Caledonia
In 1945 Bronislaw Malinowski stated that "The anthropologist should have as one of his duties...to study the growing forces of (native) nationalism; to insist as all those with knowledge and foresight do, that an improvement in social and, above all, economic conditions, constitutes the only way out of the difficulty, and that no price is too high to pay to prevent inevitable disaster
Rites of Passage and Group Bonding in he Canadian Airborne
This article addresses the issue of primary group bonding and non-conventional methods for promoting unit cohesion. Conventional army training intensifies the power of group pressure within its ranks using methods that teach recruits the need for teamwork. Less conventional methods, such as initiation rites, are also used to promote group bonding. This report examines initiation rites in the Canadian Airborne Regiment, beginning with a brief desc…
Women in the Canadian Forces: Between Legal and Social Integration
In this article the authors examine the integration of women into the Canadian armed forces. The definition of integration has two parts. The first is a legal standard where women and men are incorporated as equals into the military. The second is of a social nature. Here, integration is defined as the full acceptance of women as equals. The authors argue that the combat forces are far removed from civilian society. As a result they emphasize the…
Learning lessons the hard way — Somalia and Srebrenica compared
(1999). Learning lessons the hard way — Somalia and Srebrenica compared. Small Wars & Insurgencies: Vol. 10, Peace Operations Between War and Peace, pp. 93-137
A Broad Concept that Encourages Interdisciplinary Thinking
Anthropology and Development in New Caledonia
In 1945 Bronislaw Malinowski stated that "The anthropologist should have as one of his duties...to study the growing forces of (native) nationalism; to insist as all those with knowledge and foresight do, that an improvement in social and, above all, economic conditions, constitutes the only way out of the difficulty, and that no price is too high to pay to prevent inevitable disaster
Cultural Identity and Ethnicity in the Pacific
Sustainable Development in New Caledonia
N EWCALEDONIA has been a colony of France since 1853 and, along with French Polynesia, it is a strategic part of France's South Pacific territories. Since the 1970s the native peoples of the territory the Kanaks' have been engaged in a struggle for independence from French rule. In the 1980s this fight led to losses of life for the Kanak community, the French security forces and the European settlers. In an effort to avoid civil war, France's pri…
Connaissance et Communication: Actes du Troisieme Colloque C.O.R.A.I.L
Chroniques Kanak. L'ethnologie en Marche
Learning lessons the hard way — Somalia and Srebrenica compared
(1999). Learning lessons the hard way — Somalia and Srebrenica compared. Small Wars & Insurgencies: Vol. 10, Peace Operations Between War and Peace, pp. 93-137
Rites of Passage and Group Bonding in he Canadian Airborne
This article addresses the issue of primary group bonding and non-conventional methods for promoting unit cohesion. Conventional army training intensifies the power of group pressure within its ranks using methods that teach recruits the need for teamwork. Less conventional methods, such as initiation rites, are also used to promote group bonding. This report examines initiation rites in the Canadian Airborne Regiment, beginning with a brief desc…
It’s Not Just a Question of Muscle: Cultural Interoperability for Nato
On a recent field trip to the former Yugoslavia,1 soldiers expressed the commonly held belief that the reason for NATO's success in maintaining the peace in the region was due to 'more teeth' and the willingness 'to bite'. But is it simply a question of 'more muscle' or are there other factors that influence NATO's ability to effectively operate in the former Yugoslavia?
Le stress des soldats de la paix face à l’expérience de l’étrangeté: Le cas du régiment aéroporté du Canada en Somalie
En 1992-1993, les Forces canadiennes ont participé à la mission de maintien de la paix de l’Onu. Cependant que les troupes canadiennes étaient déployées en Somalie, s’y produisirent certains événements qui ont entaché la réputation des forces militaires canadiennes. Ces événements comprenaient des coups de feu tirés sur des intrus somaliens au camp canadien de Belet Uen et la mort par coups et blessures de l’adolescent Shidane Arone, confié à la …
Le régiment aéroporté du Canada en Somalie
Women in the Canadian Forces: Between Legal and Social Integration
In this article the authors examine the integration of women into the Canadian armed forces. The definition of integration has two parts. The first is a legal standard where women and men are incorporated as equals into the military. The second is of a social nature. Here, integration is defined as the full acceptance of women as equals. The authors argue that the combat forces are far removed from civilian society. As a result they emphasize the…
A Broad Concept that Encourages Interdisciplinary Thinking
The Role of Gender in Civil – Military Cooperation: A Unique Opportunity for Change
Post-conflict reconstruction provides a unique opportunity to redress the experience of women during war and capitalize on the shifting gender roles prompted by conflict to advance a more equitable female citizenship. However, most post-conflict initiatives have not incorporated a gender-based action plan, impeded by a disparate prioritization of gender by civil and military actors. In order to ensure equitable post conflict outcomes, gender repr…
Gender Mainstreaming: Lessons for Diversity
The promotion of gender, ethnic and equal opportunity policies in the defence sector is a key issue. This paper examines the importance of developing policy and setting international standards – areas where lessons from gender issues might be applied to those of diversity. Efforts to promote gender mainstreaming by the United Nations challenge stereotypes and discriminatory practices in and by armed forces. Mainstreaming a gender or diversity per…
Glocal Chechnya from Russian sovereignty to pan-Islamic autonomy
In Chechnya a protracted conflict only seemingly quieted down, but it still smolders and as the conflict is suppressed by coercion, it is inevitable that it will flare up at some time in the near future. The root causes of the conflict can be understood by use of globalization theory, which dialectically brings together the clashing forces from above and below. Civil society in Chechnya deteriorated, is politically curtailed, and has no resilienc…
La question foncière en Nouvelle-Calédonie
Quand la Nouvelle-Calédonie fut annexée par la France en 1853, le développement de la colonie devint dépendant de l′établissement des colons, de l′exploitation minière, de l′élevage et de la mise en place d′une colonie pénitentiaire. L′expropriation de grandes étendues de territoire kanak était nécessaire à ces activités et tout au long de l′histoire de la Nouvelle-Calédonie, la terre a été au coeur du conflit entre les colons et les Kanaks. L′in…
Le fonctionnalisme de Bronislaw Manilowski et le « Pacific Way
Dans un premier temps, cet article examine l'oeuvre de Bronislaw Manilowski et fait un bilan critique d'un certain nombre de ses théories et de ses méthodes. L'auteure examine, par la suite, les effets actuels de son fonctionnalisme dans le Pacifique Sud
Political science (15 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Law (6 works) · Island Studies and Pacific Affairs (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender, Security, and Conflict (3 works) · Geography (3 works)