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Promises to Keep: Reflections from the 2016 UN Security Council Open Debate on Women, Peace and Security

Laura J. Shepherd

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Dr Laura J. Shepherd reflects on the most recent United Nations Security Council open debate on Women and Peace and Security, exploring the role such events play in global politics and identifying common rhetorical themes in member state contributions.

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Dr Laura J. Shepherd reflects on the most recent United Nations Security Council open debate on Women and Peace and Security, exploring the role such events play in global politics and identifying common rhetorical themes in member state contributions.

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Dr Laura J. Shepherd reflects on the most recent United Nations Security Council open debate on Women and Peace and Security, exploring the role such events play in global politics and identifying common rhetorical themes in member state contributions.

Key concepts: Security council, Political science, International security, Security studies, Rhetorical question, Politics, State (computer science), Critical security studies

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