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Individual Motivations, the security context, organisational characteristics and societal factors influenced women’s (and men’s) motivations to participate in the war. The chapter questions widespread assumptions about women and political violence—in Lebanon and beyond.

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Organisational Characteristics, and the fact that the percentage of female fighters in the various groups differed considerably can be explained by organisational characteristics, such as notably gender ideology, group structure and internal dynamics.

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Women, War and Political Violence,many violent conflicts worldwide, often in combat roles in non-state armed organisations. Why do women become involved in non-state political violence? What are the reasons for non-state armed political groups to decide to involve women in combat roles? In this chapter—the Introduction—Jennifer Phil

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Organisational Characteristics,nsisted on their inclusion, it was organisational characteristics that caused the women to gain immediate access to fighting positions in some militias but not in others. The author highlights that women were fighting in most leftist, Christian and Palestinian organisations from the beginning of the