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May 17, 2026Issues in Feminism0 citations

Feminist Peace Politics by Anglo-American Women in Historical Contexts

Is Peace a Women’s Issue?: Feminist Peace Politics of Anglo-American Women

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EKElli Kim

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This article explores feminist peace politics through various Anglo-American women-led peace movements, highlighting implications for gender resistance.

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  • The aim is to investigate how Anglo-American women framed feminist peace politics through historical peace movements.
  • Analyzed women's peace movements from the 1960s to 2000s, including events like the Women's Strike for Peace, Greenham Common Camp, and CODEPINK.
  • Examined performances and actions that reflected feminist peace politics under specific historical contexts of war and militarism.
  • The Women's Strike for Peace utilized maternal rhetoric and middle-class appearances to advocate nonviolence.
  • Greenham Common Camp employed women's-only spaces to facilitate nonviolent direct actions against militarism.
  • CODEPINK's satirical demonstrations highlighted and criticized militarism through pink-themed protests.
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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a095bdd7880e6d24efe1b25https://doi.org/10.21287/iif.2026.4.26.1.77
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