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Management, Defence, and Security in an Era of Uncertainty, Crises, and Conflict
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NATO in the Face of Emerging Security Challenges on its Eastern Flank
A brief account of what the feminist methodology of intersectional analysis reveals about terrorism studies
Publication date: 2015-03-31
Security and Defence Quarterly 2015;6(1):107–114
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