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Corinna Gayer

Gendered Intractability

2012

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-4

Acknowledgements S. 5-6

Content S. 7-12

Glossary and Abbreviations S. 13-20

Methodological approach S. 21-34

Context S. 34-37

Structure S. 37-40

Intractable Conflicts S. 41-47

Identity and conflict: from group boundaries to meaning S. 47-52

National identity S. 52-56

The ethos of conflict S. 56-64

Violent conflict through gender-sensitive lenses S. 64-70

Gender and nation S. 70-74

The gendered dimensions of the ethos of conflict S. 74-81

Exploring national identity constructions S. 81-86

Interrelating national identity constructions and gender-role ideologies S. 86-87

Interrelating national identity constructions, gender-role ideologies, and intractability S. 87-88

Historical narratives of inter-societal conflict S. 89-113

Intra-societal reverberations of the conflict S. 113-120

Discursive and symbolic constructions of Israeli femininity and masculinity and its tangible reverberations S. 120-138

Historical narratives of inter-societal conflict S. 138-153

Intra-societal reverberations of the conflict S. 153-159

Discursive and symbolic constructions of Palestinian femininity and masculinity and its tangible reverberations S. 159-178

Q-sorting process S. 186-187

Correlation matrix S. 187-188

Factor Analysis S. 188

Factor rotation S. 188-190

Factor scores S. 190-191

Interpretation S. 191-192

Critical evaluation of Q-methodology S. 192-194

Statement collection S. 195-198

Content validation S. 198-199

Design S. 199-200

Objectives S. 200

Analysis of the pre-test Q-sorts S. 200-201

Final Q-Sample S. 201-207

P-set S. 207-209

Empirical research: Q-sorting and questionnaires S. 209-211

Reflections of unequal power relations between Israelis and Palestinians on the empirical research process S. 211-212

Analytical procedure S. 213-214

Classification of ideal national identity types S. 214-215

Structure S. 215-216

Israeli particularistic national identity: Demographic background S. 216-217

Israeli liberalistic national identity: Demographic background S. 217-218

Palestinian particularistic national identity: Demographic background S. 218

Palestinian liberalistic national identity: Demographic background S. 218-219

Statistical criteria for the categorization of consensus, characteristic and contested beliefs S. 219-221

Israeli national identity constructions: consensus, characteristic and contested beliefs S. 221-234

Palestinian national identity constructions: consensus, characteristic and contested beliefs S. 234-246

Israeli and Palestinian national identity constructions compared: Corresponding and competing meanings S. 246-249

Gender-explicit beliefs in the construction of national identity S. 249-252

Israeli sample S. 253-256

Palestinian sample S. 256-258

Interrelating national identity constructions and gender-role ideologies S. 258-266

The five measures of the intractability scale S. 266-270

National identity constructions, gender-role ideologies and behavioral intentions S. 270-274

Summary of results S. 274-276

National identity constructions in Israel and Palestine S. 277-285

National identity constructions and gender-role ideologies S. 285-298

National identity constructions, gender, and inter-group violence S. 298-308

Limitations and scope of the empirical findings S. 308-312

Implications for the intractability or tractability of the conflict S. 312-315

Conceptual-methodological contributions and future directions S. 315-320

References S. 321-346

doi.org/10.5771/9783845241975

Bettina Engels, Corinna Gayer - Geschlechterverhältnisse, Frieden und Konflikt

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Bettina Engels (ed.), Corinna Gayer (ed.)

Geschlechterverhältnisse, Frieden und Konflikt

2011

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Corinna Gayer, Bettina Engels Feministische Perspektiven in der Friedens- und Konfliktforschung S. 9-26

doi.org/10.5771/9783845232744

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