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Women, Conflict and Public Authority in the Congo

Women, Conflict and Public Authority in the Congo Cuvelier, J. and Bashwira, M.-R. (2016) Key points: • Congolese women are involved in the exercise of local public authority and thus not entirely absent from political arena. • Women’s organisations do not have unequivocal positive effects on peace and stability and women’s inclusion alone does not […]

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