PRESENTATION - Structural Violence in Papua, Indonesia: Reflections on the emergence of home-brewed alcohol and gender-based violence

Jenny Munro; Lynn McIntyre

PRESENTATION - Structural Violence in Papua, Indonesia: Reflections on the emergence of home-brewed alcohol and gender-based violence

Jenny Munro, Lynn McIntyre

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Background. In Papua, Indonesia, there is almost no indigenous tradition of drinking alcoholic beverages. Yet today, home-brewed alcohol is transforming gendered and political violence in the highlands. This presentation draws on discussions of alcohol, gender, and violence undertaken with indigenous men and women in Wamena, situated in the highlands of Papua.

Original language	English
Publisher	Chapel Hill University
Place of Publication	North Carolina
Publication status	Published - 2016

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