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This book, written by a team of female veterans and military scholars, demonstrates the ways in which women service members and veterans experience a unique set of challenges when attempting to both honorably serve their country and reintegrate into civilian society following military service.
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This book, written by a team of female veterans and military scholars, demonstrates the ways in which women service members and veterans experience a unique set of challenges when attempting to both honorably serve their country and reintegrate into civilian society following military service.
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 460
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. März 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 812g
- ISBN-13: 9781498727600
- ISBN-10: 1498727603
- Artikelnr.: 47369073
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 460
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. März 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 812g
- ISBN-13: 9781498727600
- ISBN-10: 1498727603
- Artikelnr.: 47369073
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
G.L.A. Harris is Professor of Public Administration in the Mark O. Hatfield School of Government at Portland State University, Portland, Oregon. A two time named Fulbright Commission distinguished scholar as Research Chair in North American Integration and as NATO Chair in Security Studies, Dr. Harris is also a Commissioned Officer in the U.S. Air Force Reserve and formerly served on active duty in the U.S. Air Force. She is a graduate of the U.S. Air Force's junior, intermediate and senior service schools, including Air War College. R. Finn Sumner is Assistant Professor of Public Administration at Portland State University, U.S. Maria Carolina González-Prats served in the Army from 1998-2004 as an enlisted reservist, and later, as an active duty supply and logistics officer. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Social Work at Portland State University (PSU), and is a TL1 fellow at the Oregon Health Sciences University (OHSU) Clinical and Translational Research Institute.
Part I. Preface Part II. Inter-Sectionality 1. Women as Warriors 2. Women
as "Other" 3. Women as Supporters and Caregivers 4. Women as "Sex Objects"
5. Women as "Marginalized" Part III. Citizenship 6. Agency and Second Class
Status 7. Who is a Veteran? 8. The Selective Service Act 9. The Equal
Rights Amendment (ERA) 10. The Combat Exclusion Policy Part IV. Military
Culture 11. Male Privilege and Entitlement 12. A Culture of Domination 13.
Effeminization of the Enemy 14. Backlash Against Women Part V. Women and
Power 15. Women in Power 16. Women as Tokens 17. Women as Proxies for Men
18. The Role of Equalizers (Money, Economics, Education) Part VI. The
Civil-Military Divide 19. Who Serves in the Military? 20. The Notion of
Representative Bureaucracy 21. Legal Frameworks Apart: The UCMJ v. the
Civilian Court System Part VII. Confronting Wicked Problems: The Role of
Health and Violence 22. Determinants of Health 23. Impact of Military
Sexual Trauma (MST) 24. The Military's Response to MST 25. Biological,
Psychological and Sociological Outcomes Part VIII. Conclusion: The
Implications of Veiled Invisibility 26. The Ethics of Responsibility
as "Other" 3. Women as Supporters and Caregivers 4. Women as "Sex Objects"
5. Women as "Marginalized" Part III. Citizenship 6. Agency and Second Class
Status 7. Who is a Veteran? 8. The Selective Service Act 9. The Equal
Rights Amendment (ERA) 10. The Combat Exclusion Policy Part IV. Military
Culture 11. Male Privilege and Entitlement 12. A Culture of Domination 13.
Effeminization of the Enemy 14. Backlash Against Women Part V. Women and
Power 15. Women in Power 16. Women as Tokens 17. Women as Proxies for Men
18. The Role of Equalizers (Money, Economics, Education) Part VI. The
Civil-Military Divide 19. Who Serves in the Military? 20. The Notion of
Representative Bureaucracy 21. Legal Frameworks Apart: The UCMJ v. the
Civilian Court System Part VII. Confronting Wicked Problems: The Role of
Health and Violence 22. Determinants of Health 23. Impact of Military
Sexual Trauma (MST) 24. The Military's Response to MST 25. Biological,
Psychological and Sociological Outcomes Part VIII. Conclusion: The
Implications of Veiled Invisibility 26. The Ethics of Responsibility
Part I. Preface Part II. Inter-Sectionality 1. Women as Warriors 2. Women
as "Other" 3. Women as Supporters and Caregivers 4. Women as "Sex Objects"
5. Women as "Marginalized" Part III. Citizenship 6. Agency and Second Class
Status 7. Who is a Veteran? 8. The Selective Service Act 9. The Equal
Rights Amendment (ERA) 10. The Combat Exclusion Policy Part IV. Military
Culture 11. Male Privilege and Entitlement 12. A Culture of Domination 13.
Effeminization of the Enemy 14. Backlash Against Women Part V. Women and
Power 15. Women in Power 16. Women as Tokens 17. Women as Proxies for Men
18. The Role of Equalizers (Money, Economics, Education) Part VI. The
Civil-Military Divide 19. Who Serves in the Military? 20. The Notion of
Representative Bureaucracy 21. Legal Frameworks Apart: The UCMJ v. the
Civilian Court System Part VII. Confronting Wicked Problems: The Role of
Health and Violence 22. Determinants of Health 23. Impact of Military
Sexual Trauma (MST) 24. The Military's Response to MST 25. Biological,
Psychological and Sociological Outcomes Part VIII. Conclusion: The
Implications of Veiled Invisibility 26. The Ethics of Responsibility
as "Other" 3. Women as Supporters and Caregivers 4. Women as "Sex Objects"
5. Women as "Marginalized" Part III. Citizenship 6. Agency and Second Class
Status 7. Who is a Veteran? 8. The Selective Service Act 9. The Equal
Rights Amendment (ERA) 10. The Combat Exclusion Policy Part IV. Military
Culture 11. Male Privilege and Entitlement 12. A Culture of Domination 13.
Effeminization of the Enemy 14. Backlash Against Women Part V. Women and
Power 15. Women in Power 16. Women as Tokens 17. Women as Proxies for Men
18. The Role of Equalizers (Money, Economics, Education) Part VI. The
Civil-Military Divide 19. Who Serves in the Military? 20. The Notion of
Representative Bureaucracy 21. Legal Frameworks Apart: The UCMJ v. the
Civilian Court System Part VII. Confronting Wicked Problems: The Role of
Health and Violence 22. Determinants of Health 23. Impact of Military
Sexual Trauma (MST) 24. The Military's Response to MST 25. Biological,
Psychological and Sociological Outcomes Part VIII. Conclusion: The
Implications of Veiled Invisibility 26. The Ethics of Responsibility







