Christelle Rigual
Biographic Data
| ID | 6716019 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christelle Rigual |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christelle |
| FAMILY NAME | Rigual |
| SIGNATURE | RIGUAL C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Gender Centre, Geneva Graduate Institute, Geneva, Switzerland |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1699-2588 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Gender and the micro-dynamics of violent conflicts
Conventional stories about conflicts often miss the role of everyday practices in escalating and de-escalating violence and how intersecting social dynamics of gender, ethnicity, age, and religion shape these practices. In this article, we introduce the Special Section on Gender and the Micro-Dynamics of Violent Conflicts. Situating the section within the scholarship on gender and violent conflict, we discuss the opportunities and paradoxes opene…
Gendered forms of authority and solidarity in the management of ethno-religious conflicts
In both Ambon in Indonesia and Jos in Nigeria, existing communal ethno-religious tensions quickly spiraled into uncontrolled violence, and people organized to counteract conflict escalation through the development of conflict management mechanisms. Many of these mechanisms draw on gender as a resource in various intersectional ways. Micro-analytical literature on conflict tends to remain gender blind, ignoring a potent social force in conflict dy…
Gender in Peacebuilding
Around the world, people and communities transform violent conflicts and build peace in various ways. Such local practices have been widely documented in various disciplines but have rarely been studied in the field of peace and conflict studies. These practices highlight the ways in which peacebuilding involves various axes of difference that intersect with one another, including gender, age, class, ethnicity, religion and political ideologies. …
Rethinking the ontology of peacebuilding. Gender, spaces and the limits of the local turn
The first section discusses the notion of discursive formation, explains how this ontology allows for a more elaborated understanding of the field, and presents three components of peacebuilding as a discursive field: peace visions, peace strategies and programming components. In the following sections, the economic, liberal, critical and feminist visions and strategies for peace are fleshed out, emphasising their tensions, limitations and contra…
Rethinking the ontology of peacebuilding. Gender, spaces and the limits of the local turn
The first section discusses the notion of discursive formation, explains how this ontology allows for a more elaborated understanding of the field, and presents three components of peacebuilding as a discursive field: peace visions, peace strategies and programming components. In the following sections, the economic, liberal, critical and feminist visions and strategies for peace are fleshed out, emphasising their tensions, limitations and contra…
Gender and the micro-dynamics of violent conflicts
Conventional stories about conflicts often miss the role of everyday practices in escalating and de-escalating violence and how intersecting social dynamics of gender, ethnicity, age, and religion shape these practices. In this article, we introduce the Special Section on Gender and the Micro-Dynamics of Violent Conflicts. Situating the section within the scholarship on gender and violent conflict, we discuss the opportunities and paradoxes opene…
Gendered forms of authority and solidarity in the management of ethno-religious conflicts
In both Ambon in Indonesia and Jos in Nigeria, existing communal ethno-religious tensions quickly spiraled into uncontrolled violence, and people organized to counteract conflict escalation through the development of conflict management mechanisms. Many of these mechanisms draw on gender as a resource in various intersectional ways. Micro-analytical literature on conflict tends to remain gender blind, ignoring a potent social force in conflict dy…
Rethinking the ontology of peacebuilding. Gender, spaces and the limits of the local turn
The first section discusses the notion of discursive formation, explains how this ontology allows for a more elaborated understanding of the field, and presents three components of peacebuilding as a discursive field: peace visions, peace strategies and programming components. In the following sections, the economic, liberal, critical and feminist visions and strategies for peace are fleshed out, emphasising their tensions, limitations and contra…
Gender in Peacebuilding
Around the world, people and communities transform violent conflicts and build peace in various ways. Such local practices have been widely documented in various disciplines but have rarely been studied in the field of peace and conflict studies. These practices highlight the ways in which peacebuilding involves various axes of difference that intersect with one another, including gender, age, class, ethnicity, religion and political ideologies. …
Gender and the micro-dynamics of violent conflicts
Conventional stories about conflicts often miss the role of everyday practices in escalating and de-escalating violence and how intersecting social dynamics of gender, ethnicity, age, and religion shape these practices. In this article, we introduce the Special Section on Gender and the Micro-Dynamics of Violent Conflicts. Situating the section within the scholarship on gender and violent conflict, we discuss the opportunities and paradoxes opene…
Gendered forms of authority and solidarity in the management of ethno-religious conflicts
In both Ambon in Indonesia and Jos in Nigeria, existing communal ethno-religious tensions quickly spiraled into uncontrolled violence, and people organized to counteract conflict escalation through the development of conflict management mechanisms. Many of these mechanisms draw on gender as a resource in various intersectional ways. Micro-analytical literature on conflict tends to remain gender blind, ignoring a potent social force in conflict dy…
Gender, Security, and Conflict (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Peacebuilding (2 works) · Peacebuilding and International Security (2 works)