Literature Violence against Civilians

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LiteratureViolence against Civilians

• Bussmann, Margit Schneider, Gerald Haer, Roos
  (2008). Accounting for Civilian Deaths The
  Konstanz One-Sided Violence Event Data Set
  (KOSVED). Paper presented at the Annual meeting
  of the ISA's 49th, Hilton San Francisco, San
  Francisco, CA, USA, Mar 26, 2008
• Kaldor, Mary (2004). New and Old Wars Organized
  Violence in a Global Era. Cambridge Polity.
• Kalyvas, Stathis (2006). The Logic of Violence in
  Civil War. New York Cambridge Univ. Press.
• Weinstein, Jeremy (2007). Inside rebellion the
  politics of insurgent violence. Cambridge New
  York Cambridge University Press.

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LiteratureSexual Violence I

• Abdel Halim, Asma (1998). Attack with a Friendly
  Weapon. In Meredeth Turshen Clotilde
  Twagiramariya, eds., What Women Do in Wartime
  Gender and Conflict in Africa (pp. 85 - 100).
  London New York Zed Books.
• Folnegovic-Smalc, Vera (1994). Psychiatric
  Aspects of the Rapes in the War against the
  Republics of Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. In
  Alexandra Stiglmayer, ed., Mass Rape The War
  against Women in Bosnia-Herzegovina (pp. 174 -
  181). Lincoln University of Nebraska Press.
• Green, Jennifer (2004). Uncovering Collective
  Rape. International Journal of Sociology, 34(1),
  97 - 116.
• Henry, Nicola Ward, Tony Hirshberg, Matt
  (2004). A multifactorial model of wartime rape.
  Aggression and Violent Behavior, 9(5), 535-562.
• Leatherman, Janie (2007). Sexual Violence and
  Armed Conflict Complex Dynamics of
  Re-Victimization. International Journal of Peace
  Studies, 12(1), 53 - 71.
• Lindsey, Rose (2002). From Atrocity to Data
  Historiographies of Rape in Former Yugoslavia and
  the Gendering of Genocide. Patterns of Prejudice,
  36(4), 59-78.
• Mezey, Gillian (1994). Rape in War. The Journal
  of Forensic Psychiatry, 5(3), 583 - 597.
• Omanyando Ohambe, Marie Claire Bahananga
  Muhigwa, Jean Wa Mamba, Barmabé (2005). Women's
  Bodies as a Battleground - Sexual Violence
  Against Women and Girls During the War in
  Democratic Republic of Congo - South Kivu (1996 -
  2003) Réseau des Femmes pour un Développment
  Associatif, Réseau des Femmes pour la Défense des
  Droits et la Paix, International Alert.

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Literature Sexual Violence II

• Penn, Michael Nardos, Rahel (2003). Overcoming
  Violence against Women and Girls The
  International Campaign to Eradicate a Worldwide
  Problem. Lanham, Md. Rowman Littlefield.
• Salzman, Todd (1998). Rape Camps as a Means of
  Ethnic Cleansing Religious, Cultural, and Ethnic
  Responses to Rape Victims in the Former
  Yugoslavia. Human Rights Quarterly, 2(20), 348 -
  378.
• Skjelsbaek, Inger (2001). Sexual Violence and
  War Mapping out a Complex Relationship. European
  Journal of International Relations, 7(2), 211 -
  237.
• Turshen, Meredeth (2001). The Political Economy
  of Rape An Analysis of Systematic Rape and
  Sexual Abuse of Women during Armed Conflict in
  Africa. In Caroline Moser Fiona Clark (Eds.),
  Victims, Perpetrators or Actors? - Gender, Armed
  Conflict and Political Violence (pp. 55 - 68).
  London Zed Books.
• United Nations (2000). Resolution 1325 - On Women
  and Peace and Security. New York United Nations.
  

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Literature Sexual Violence II

• Penn, Michael Nardos, Rahel (2003). Overcoming
  Violence against Women and Girls The
  International Campaign to Eradicate a Worldwide
  Problem. Lanham, Md. Rowman Littlefield.
• Salzman, Todd (1998). Rape Camps as a Means of
  Ethnic Cleansing Religious, Cultural, and Ethnic
  Responses to Rape Victims in the Former
  Yugoslavia. Human Rights Quarterly, 2(20), 348 -
  378.
• Skjelsbaek, Inger (2001). Sexual Violence and
  War Mapping out a Complex Relationship. European
  Journal of International Relations, 7(2), 211 -
  237.
• Turshen, Meredeth (2001). The Political Economy
  of Rape An Analysis of Systematic Rape and
  Sexual Abuse of Women during Armed Conflict in
  Africa. In Caroline Moser Fiona Clark (Eds.),
  Victims, Perpetrators or Actors? - Gender, Armed
  Conflict and Political Violence (pp. 55 - 68).
  London Zed Books.
• United Nations (2000). Resolution 1325 - On Women
  and Peace and Security. New York United Nations.
  

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LiteratureSexual Violence III

• United Nations (2004). Women and Peace and
  Security - Report of the Secretary-General. New
  York United Nations.
• United Nations (2008). Resolution 1820 on Women,
  Peace and Security Sexual Violence in Armed
  Conflict. New York United Nations.
• Watts, Charlotte Zimmerman, Cathy (2002).
  Violence against women global scope and
  magnitude. Lancet, 359(9313), 1232-1237.
• Weitsman, Patricia (2008). The Politics of
  Identiy and Sexual Violence A Review of Bosnia
  and Rwanda. Human Rights Quaterly, 30, 561 - 578.
• Wood, Elisabeth Jean (2006). Variation in Sexual
  Violence. Politics Society, 34(307), 307 - 341.
• Wood, Elisabeth Jean (2009). Armed Groups and
  Sexual Violence When Is Wartime Rape Rare?
  Politics Society, 37(1), 131-161.

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LiteratureArmed Conflict in the DRC

• Coghlan, Benjamin Brennan, Richard Ngoy,
  Pascal Dofara, Davic Otto, Brad Clements, Mark
  Stewart, Tony (2006). Mortality in the
  Democratic Republic of Congo A Nationwide
  Survey. Lancet, 367(9504), 44-51.
• Davis, Laura (2009). Justice-Sensitive Security
  System Reform in the Democratic Republic of
  Congo. Brussels Initative for Peace Building.
• Davis, Laura Hayner, Priscilla (2009).
  Difficult Peace, Limited Justice Ten Years of
  Peacemaking in the DRC. Brussels International
  Center for Transitional Justice.
• Hale, Charles Belyakdoumi, Fethi Cobey, Laura
  Ondeko, Roselidah Despines, Michael (2001).
  Mortality in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
  - Results form Eleven Mortality Surveys. Bukavu
  International Rescue Committee.

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LiteratureSexual Violence in the DRC I

• Amnesty International (2008). No End to War on
  Women and Children - North Kivu, Democratic
  Republic of the Congo. London Amnesty
  International.
• Eriksson Baaz, Maria Stern, Maria (2008).
  Making Sense of Violence Voices of Soldiers in
  the Congo (DRC). Journal of Modern African
  Studies, 46(1), 57 - 86.
• Human Rights Watch (2002). The War Within the War
  - Sexual Violence Against Women and Girls in
  Eastern Congo. New York Human Rights Watch.
• Longombe, Ahuka Ona Claude, Kasereka Masumuko
  Ruminjo, Joseph (2008). Fistula and traumatic
  genital injury from sexual violence in a conflict
  setting in Eastern Congo case studies. Reprod
  Health Matters, 16(31), 132-141.

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Literature Sexual Violence in the DRC II

• Pratt, Marion Werchick, Leah (2004). Sexual
  Terrorism Rape as a Weapon of War in Eastern
  Democratic Republic of Congo - An Assessment of
  Programmatic Responses to Sexual Violence in
  North Kivu, South Kivu, Maniema, and Orientale
  Provinces USAID/DCHA
• Steiner, Birthe Benner, Marie Sondorp, Egbert
  Schmitz, K. Peter Mesmer, Ursula Rosenberger,
  Sandrine (2009). Sexual violence in the
  protracted conflict of DRC Programming for rape
  survivors in South Kivu. Confl Health, 3(1), 3.
• United Nations (2007). Report to the
  Secretary-General on Children and Armed Conflict
  in the Democratic Republic of Congo. New York
  United Nations.
• Wakabi, Wairagala (2008). Sexual violence
  increasing in Democratic Republic of Congo.
  Lancet, 371(9606), 15-16.