Enloe Reading
Cohen Reading
Carpenter Reading
Crawford Reading
General Terms
100

The military in American gender culture served as a vehicle for young men's departure from what?

The feminized home

100

Which argument linking female combatants and the rape of noncombatants implies that women have a positive effect (less noncombatant rapes) on the rape of noncombatants?

The selection argument

100

Of all war-affected noncombatants worldwide, these people are most at risk of summary execution.

Male adult civilians

100

In Iraq, rape by Islamic State forces is said to be used as a weapon of war and as a tool of what?

Ethnic domination

100

Cohen states this argument is "based on the idea that wartime violence - and especially rape - results from internal group processes" (Cohen 2013).


Combatant Socialization

200

What emerging view of rape made it rise to a serious political issue status?

Being systematic or planned

200

Among the four major Sierra Leone armed groups mentioned, which group had the highest percent of female combatants?

 Revolutionary United Front (RUF) with 24%

200

Carpenter explains how gender ideas are embedded in these two categories.

“Innocent civilian” and “especially vulnerable”

200

To assume that wartime rape is always “rape as a weapon of war” is to ignore what?

The majority of cases that prove otherwise

200

Cohen states that this argument "suggests that belligerent types of people choose to join combatant groups in order to commit violence" (Cohen 2013).


Selection argument

300

Enloe begins her paper by stating how some consider this to be “the oldest profession.”

Prostitution

300

Cohen’s article focuses on the idea that under certain conditions, women may become perpetrators of this.

Wartime rape

300

What is the justification of the assumption of women and children’s vulnerability?

Lack of access to arms

300

This has played a prominent role in recent media treatments of wars in the Middle East.

Sexual violence

300

Cohen states that this argument "suggests that the presence of women in armed groups diminishes the 'need' for the rape of noncombatants" (Cohen 2013).


Substitution argument

400

Enloe describes these three particular conditions under which rape has been militarized

Recreation rape, national security rape, and systematic mass rape

400

Many of the common explanations for wartime rape are dependent upon the assumption that combatants are this.

Male

400

Carpenter argues that this approach incorporating gender analysis is required to explain both the civilian protection community’s discourse and its operational behavior

Social constructivist

400

Countries have justified intervention in Iraq and Syria with this rhetorical tactic.

To save Syrian and Iraqi women from sexual violence

400

Cohen states that this perspective is a "set of arguments that features common themes and assumptions about gender roles and violence" and "reflects the widely held belief that women are more nurturing and less bellicose than men, either by their nature or though socialization" (Cohen 2013).


Traditional perspective

500

What combination of two things initiated serious and methodical international agency investigations of the scale of rape and its purposes in the Bosnian War?

Energetic journalism and organized pressure (women in antiwar groups & human rights groups)

500

Based on the reports in the SLWCD data set, what was the most typical way that women participated as perpetrators?

Restraining victims during gang rape

500

Carpenter argues it "would behoove the protection community to correct for this __ both in the ways they frame civilian protection and their operational practices" (Carpenter 2003).


Gender bias

500

Why do some commanders use wartime rape as a weapon of war?

To punish enemy communities, induce compliance, or demoralize opponents

500

Enloe describes how this term "implies that male soldiers rape women the way a tornado inhales barns and tractors: anything that comes in the path of warfare, it is imagined analogously, is susceptible to warfare's random violence" (Enloe 135-135).

"lootpillageandrape"