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The Political Economy of Gender in UN Peacekeepingring women’s participation in [peacekeeping] and peacebuilding is not only a matter of women and girl’s rights. Women are crucial partners in shoring up the two major pillars of lasting peace: economic recovery and social cohesion, and political legitimacy’.. Implicit in this statement is the assump

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ng how to draw up such evaluations using this specific paradigm. We illustrate this process with two examples, the Ocaprev study and the TC-REG (.) study. We argue that these clarifications can help to inform some evaluations, highlighting the transferability and scalability conditions of population