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Towards Feminist Peace: How ECOWAS Can Reshape Peace and Security in West Africa

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peace and security
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Ton
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APR
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By integrating feminist principles and partnering with women's organizations, ECOWAS can move beyond superficial gender engagement to tackle inequality, exclusion, and patriarchal power structures.

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