This workshop examines the global nexus between militarization and sexualization throughout the 20th century, marked by wars, colonization, and social upheaval. It explores how militarized contexts shaped sexual practices and gender roles across Africa, Asia, and Europe. Through interdisciplinary perspectives, participants analyze sexual violence, exploitation, and the cultural imaginaries that emerged from conflict. By comparing regional cases, the event highlights how gendered dynamics both sustained and resisted militarized violence. Ultimately, it deepens our understanding of the enduring legacies of global violence in the modern world.
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