gender at the crossroad of conflict: tsunami and peace in post-2005 Aceh.

The article discusses gendered political issues involved in Aceh, Indonesia's efforts to recover from a civil war, movement towards peace and recovery from the December 2004 tsunami. The author argues that the conflict and the peace process were marginalised by international post-tsunami recovery programmes and that women's work in war and peace were neglected throughout the peace process. The article also demonstrates how the peace process had a masculinist agenda that ignored women's issues.