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Exploring feminist notions of peacebuilding: experiences of women activists in Northern Uganda
This qualitative study was undertaken in Northern Uganda, specifically in the districts of Gulu, Lira, and Kitgum. The researcher spent a total of six months collecting field data (over a period of 2 years) from key members of community-based peacebuilding groups as well as from the groups' benefici...
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Department of Social Development
2022
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