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Gendering Justice in Humanitarian Spaces: Opportunity and (Dis)empowerment Through Gender‐Based Legal Development Outreach in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
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Why have women in eastern DR Congo increasingly turned to domestic courts in the aftermath of sexual violence, despite the fact that the state has consistently failed to provide basic goods and services to its citizens? Moreover, how do victims of violence interpret their first encounters with state law in an environment characterized by institutional fragility and humanitarian governance? This article analyzes the experiences and reflections of 50 self‐reported victims of sexual violence in eastern DR Congo. We find that human rights NGOs have served as critical mediators in persuading victims of violence to pursue legal remedy for sexual crimes. However, rather than being socialized to prioritize formal accountability mechanisms in precisely the ways that the architects of legal outreach programs intended, we find that victims of violence have turned to the law for a combination of material and ideational factors. Some appear to have internalized emerging norms of punitive criminal justice, while others have adopted the language of law instrumentally, in order to access crucial socio‐material benefits. We identify a paradox of opportunity and disempowerment, therefore, that characterizes our interviewees' experiences with the law. 相似文献
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Thomas D. Lancaster Gabriella R. Montinola 《Studies in Comparative International Development (SCID)》2001,36(3):3-28
As with other areas of comparative political inquiry, analyses of political corruption must carefully negotiate around numerous
methodological issues. In this article, we focus primarily on problems of operationalization and measurement of corruption.
We evaluate the major examples of cross-country measures of corruption that have recently emerged and review research that
has incorporated the new measures. We end with a discussion of an alternative method for the cross-national measurement and
analysis of corruption, one that might also facilitate the goal of establishing universal principles and causal claims about
political corruption.
Thomas D. Lancaster is associate professor of political science at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. His research and
teaching interests include comparative politics, with a specialization in western and southern European politics, and the
logic of comparative political inquiry.
Gabriella R. Montinola is assistant professor of political science at the University of California, Davis. Her current research
focuses on economic development, interest representation, and the causes and consequences of political corruption. She is
the author or co-author of articles in various journals, includingWorld Politics, Journal of Democracy, andBritish Journal of Political Science.
The authors would like to thank Richard Doner, Robert Jackman, and the editor and referees ofSCID for their helpful comments. 相似文献
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Gabriella Sandstig 《美中公共管理》2010,(12):66-84
From the point of a normative idea of equality, all citizens are entitled to equal access to the cities public spaces. In the public debate, the media have often been blamed for contributing to people's fear and insecurity and the avoidance of public places, especially after dark. In this paper, the author addresses the question of how and to what extent experiences of risk and threats in the media, perceptions of crime coverage in the media and third-person-effects of risk and threats influence the degree of avoidance of public places and the variation in people's experiences of the sensation of feeling fear and insecurity in public places. The main results presented here are primarily based on survey data from a well known regional survey (Western SOM) performed in 2001-2007 on approximately 3,000 inhabitants in the local region of Gothenburg, Sweden. Experiences of risk and threats through the media are of minor importance for the independent effect on the experiences of the sensation of feeling fear and insecurity in public spaces. The main role of the media is through the perceptions the respondents have on media coverage on crime and media influence on their own and others experiences of threats and risks. Those that believe that media coverage on crime is understated have to a greater extent avoided public places and experienced the sensation of feeling fear and insecurity than those that believe that media coverage of crime is coherent with reality or overstated. The third-person-effects that occur also have consequences. Those that believe that media influence experiences of threats and risks have to a greater extent experienced the sensation of feeling fear and insecurity than those that don't believe in media influence (on both others and themselves). The main conclusion presented in this paper is that the avoidance of public places and variation in people's experiences of the sensation of feeling fear and insecurity in public places is more related to people's perceptions of media content and media influence regarding risk and threats than experiences of risk and threats through the media. This, however, doesn't mean that the experience of risk and threats through the media doesn't matter. Experience of risk and threats through the media matters, but do so through reinforcing personal and social experiences of risk and threats. 相似文献