¿Ideología o perspectiva de género en la Justicia Transicional?

... the notion of gender refers to the social construction of what it means to be a man or a woman and their respective relationship with power. This notion embodies stereotypes about physical, psychological, and emotional characteristics, as well as the expected behaviors of men and women." Léa Lemay Langlois
"If peace is the ultimate outcome, as it should be, then the inclusion of those who have been excluded in creating and resolving conflict, and who want its end, is crucial. This is the alternative to the binary narrative of competing masculinities that sustains violence."Madeleine Rees and Christine Chinkin
"... guarantees of non-repetition offer immense potential to transform gender relations, as they allow for the analysis of the structural causes of violence and its gender manifestations and the design of measures to ensure its eradication." Julissa Mantilla Falcón
"While the four-year peace negotiations initiated in 2012 included advocates for gay and lesbian rights, the final peace agreement excluded much of their contributions. Socially conservative political actors vehemently denounced the 'gender ideology' promoted by LGBTI and feminist advocates."Pascha Bueno-Hansen

CONTENIDO
PRESENTACIÓN Yesid Reyes Alvarado 
¿IDEOLOGÍA O PERSPECTIVA DE GÉNERO EN LA JUSTICIA TRANSICIONAL? A MANERA DE ESTUDIO PRELIMINAR Yesid Reyes Alvarado 
PERSPECTIVA DE GÉNERO EN EL MARCO DE LA ONU PARA LOS PROCESOS DE PAZ Y LA JUSTICIA TRANSICIONAL: LA NECESIDAD DE UNA NOCIÓN MÁS CLARA E INCLUSIVA DE GÉNERO Léa Lemay Langlois 
SOBRE EL MITO DEL GÉNERO EN LA TRANSICIÓN DEL POSCONFLICTO: EL PODER TRANSFORMADOR DE LOS DERECI lOS SOCIALES Y ECONÓMICOS Madeleine Rees y Christine Chinkin 
LA JUSTICIA TRANSICIONAL y LOS DERECHOS DE LAS MUJERES: POSIBILIDADES Y RETOSJulissa Mantilla Falcón 
EL DESAFÍO EMERGENTE DE LOS DERECHOS LGBTI EN LA JUSTICIA TRANSICIONAL EN AMÉRICA LATINAPascha Bueno-Hansen