Identify three patterns in women’s parliamentary representation shown in Source A.

Identify three ways in which conflict, displacement or humanitarian emergencies affect women and girls, as shown in Source D.

With explicit reference to Source B and another example from your studies, not drawn from the sources, explain how a feminist analytical framework may broaden understandings of security.

With explicit reference to Source C and another example from your studies, not drawn from the sources, explain why a state-centred model may have limitations when analysing insecurity.

Compare and contrast the views expressed in Sources B and C about how gender affects experiences and outcomes of insecurity.

Compare and contrast the views expressed in Sources C and D about gendered insecurity and how it should be addressed.

Using at least three sources and your own knowledge, evaluate the claim that feminist perspectives provide a more complete understanding of security than state-centred perspectives.

Using at least three sources and your own knowledge, to what extent can institution-centred models explain uneven progress towards women’s political and security inclusion?

“No single theoretical perspective can adequately explain how power shapes both the protection of rights and the causes of conflict.” To what extent do you agree with this view?

Answer with reference to at least two real-world examples.