軍事化・生政治に直面する女たち : 太平洋地域からの考察

This paper addresses the question of women's anti-war/peace movements from the perspective of bio-politics. Using the example of the Leitana Nehan Development Agency, a group established during the Bougainville Conflict in Papua New Guinea, the paper looks at the difficulty of social transformation in patriarchal and militarized post-colonial societies.