Women Peacekeepers in Failed States Research Proposal by Nicky

This paper explains that, because of their excellence in performing this position, women now serve as peacekeepers in the international community; nonetheless, even though women and children are often the primary victims of violet conflicts, they are rarely recognized as major stakeholders in the peace processes. Next, the author relates that the literature review indicates that, despite a marked increase in the number of failing and failed states requiring peace-keeping, these efforts are perceived to lack legitimacy; thereby, this review consistently emphasizes the need to integrate more women into the peacekeeping effort. The paper reports that a qualitative methodology will be used to study the type of right and training that should be provided for women in failed states to help them maintain a sustainable peace. A framework for writing major research projects is included as part of the paper.


Table of Contents:
Table of Contents
Learner's Name
Title of the Proposed Major Research Project
Overview of the Proposed Major Research Project
Introduction
The Need for Research
Scope of the Study and Its Significance
Central Research Question and Sub-Questions
Definition of Terms
Relationship between Proposed Topic and Completed Academic Portion of the Program Overview of Existing Literature on the Proposed Topic
Overview of Failed States
Recent Peacekeeping Initiatives in Failed States
The Role of Women as Peacekeepers in Failed States
Summary
Relevance of the Proposed Topi
Table of Contents
Sources of Information
Research Methodology
Methodological Design
Research Process
Assumptions
Research Ethics
Major Project Timetable
Works Cited