Currenly working on a comparative study of “Gender aspects of conflict intervention. Intended and unintended consequences.” Includes case studies from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Eritrea and Israel/Palestine, where my case is Eritrea. The 3-year collaborative project is funded by the Research Council of Norway, as well as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway.
Elise Fredrikke Barth left PRIO in 2004. The information on this page is kept for historical reasons.
Elise Fredrikke Barth
Interests and experience
Working experience:
Jan, 1 2001 Research Advisor at PRIO.
Education:
Psychology, Social Anthropology, English and Multicultural Education, Bergen/Oslo; Cand. polit. Høgskolen i Oslo, February 2001. Thesis: Female Fighters in Eritrea: A Study of Soldiers and Socialization
Latest publications
All of Elise Fredrikke Barth publications
Gender Aspects of Conflict Interventions: Intended and Unintended Consequences
Report to Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Når krig er bedre enn fred – kvinnelige soldater i Eritreas frigjøringskrig
Book chapter in Sociologisk Forskning
Når krig er bedre enn fred – kvinnelige soldater i Eritreas frigjøringskrig
Book chapter in Sociologisk Forskning Temanummer: 'Krig og Konflikt'
Gender Aspects of Conflict Interventions: Intended and Unintended Consequences
Conference paper
Gender Aspects of Conflict Interventions: Policy Implications of Studies of the TIPH, UNMEE and SFOR
The Reintegration of Female Soldiers in Post-Conflict Societies
Journal article in Aid Workers Exchange
Peace as Disappointment: The Reintegration of Female Soldiers in Post-Conflict Societies: A Comparative Study from Africa
PRIO Report
Kvinner kan krige
Popular article in Dagsavisen
Flere kvinner enn menn er funksjonshemmet
Popular article in Vårt Land
Negotiating gender roles in post-conflict society: Female ex-soldiers in Eritrea
Conference paper
Latest news
Gender Aspects of Conflict Intervention
PRIO has now submitted a final report to the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the intended and unintended gender consequences of conflict intervention.
Gender and Humanitarian Military Interventions
Successful international workshop 3-4 December.
Militarization: A Gender Approach
PRIO invites you to a seminar with Cynthia Enloe.