Titlebook: Crossing Boundaries during Peace and Conflict; Transforming identit Melanie Hoewer Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Ameri

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Identity in Transition: Concept, Context, and Complexityonflicts to protect the “manliness” of armed conflict based on a hegemonic (heterosexual) masculinity (Cohn, 2013, p. 23). Feminist research has highlighted that this exclusion prevents conflict societies from being transformed into peaceful ones (Cohn, 2013; Enloe, 2002; Kronsell & Svedberg, 2012).

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2945-6096 ituations in Chiapas and in Northern Ireland. Detailing how women cross identity boundaries in regions of conflict, the book combines traditional and qualitative research methods in groundbreaking new research.978-1-349-48020-3978-1-137-46874-1Series ISSN 2945-6096 Series E-ISSN 2945-610X

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Introductionn about ethnic groups in conflict, addressing questions of motivations for becoming violent or setting out to find the right recipe for peaceful cohabitation of people from different ethnic or national groups. However, we still lack in understanding how processes of social change, such as ethno-nati

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Identity in Transition: Concept, Context, and Complexitythnic, and other identity categories intersect during periods of conflict and conflict settlement? Setting the conceptual framework, this chapter addresses existing gaps in the study of ethno-national conflict and conflict settlement. It does so by highlighting the need to explore the making and cha

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Addressing Complexity and Difference in Research Methodology old adage that the most innovative insights are dis-covered at the boundaries of disciplines. By incorporating richer conceptions of social relations into analyses of comparative conflict and peace processes through more intensive dialogue with sociology, my research follows the pathways of politic

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