Mobilizing transnational gender politics in post-genocide Rwanda

1. Women, gender and international politics -- 2. Women's representation and participation in transitions -- 3. Gendering Rwanda's nascent and emerging publics -- 4. Negotiating Beijing, genocide crimes and the right to inherit : women's agenda-setting during the transition -- 5. 'If it is not in the constitution, anyone can change it!' Engendering the 2003 constitution -- 6. Going against the grain? First legislative results.

Introduction: From Ideas and Principles to Politics and Policy-Making --. - 1. Women, Gender and International Politics --. - 2. Women's Representation and Participation in Transitions --. - 3. Gendering Rwanda's Nascent and Emerging Publics --. - 4. Negotiating Beijing, Genocide Crimes and the Right to Inherit: Women's Agenda-Setting duringthe Transition --. - 5. 'If It Is Not in the Constitution, Anyone Can Change It!: Engendering the 2003 Constitution --. - 6. Going Against the Grain? First Legislative Results --. - Conclusion: Revisiting a Contested Terrain: Gender Politics in Post-Genocide Rwanda