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Gendering Peace in Violent Peripheries

This series aims to establish a home for conceptually challenging and empir-ically authoritative studies about how feminist peace approaches can help to move forward the study of peace, justice, violence, and conflict. More specif-ically, FPR has the potential to renew approaches to traditional fields such as peacebuilding, mediation, conflict prevention, international interventions, or peacekeeping, by challenging conventional understandings of how peace is built, and by bringing in new perspectives pertaining for instance to environmental peacebuilding, or to indigenous and decolonial approaches to peace.