Muslim Women in War and Crisis : Representation and Reality.

Intro -- Contents -- Note from the Editor: Transliteration and Key Terms -- Introduction -- Part One. Central and South Asia -- One. Indonesia. The Peace Brokers: Women of Aceh and Ambon -- Two. India. Nation and Selfhood: Memoirs of Bengali Muslim Women -- Three. Afghanistan. From Refugee Camp to Kabul: The Influence of Exile on Afghan Women -- Four. Afghanistan. Gendered Aid Interventions and Afghan Women: Images versus Realities -- Five. Chechnya. "Black Widows" in the New York Times: Images of Chechen Women Rebels -- Part Two. The Middle East and North Africa -- Six. Iran. The Islamic Republic of Iran and Women's Images: Masters of Exploitation -- Seven. Iraq. Widows' Doomsday: Women and War in the Poetry of Hassan al-Nassar -- Eight. Iraq. Images and Status: Visualizing Iraqi Women -- Nine. Lebanon. In Search of Identity: Hijab Recollections from West Beirut -- Ten. Lebanon. Leadership of Lebanese Women in the Cedar Revolution -- Eleven. Tunisia and Algeria. Images of Manipulation: Subversion of Women's Rights in the Maghreb -- Part Three. Europe and the United States -- Twelve. Former Yugoslavia. Images of Women in Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Neighboring Countries, 1992-1995 -- Thirteen. Spain. Muslim Women in the Spanish Press: The Persistence of Subaltern Images -- Fourteen. Great Britain. The 7/7 London Bombings and British Muslim Women: Media Representations, Mediated Realities -- Fifteen. United States. Images of Muslim Women in Post-9/11 America -- Bibliography -- Contributors -- Index.

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