The Resolution "Women, Peace and Security" unanimously adopted by the United Nations Security Council in 2000 fundamentally transformed discursive practices of gender equality into the fields of security, post-conflict reconstruction and peace. The twentieth anniversary was an opportunity to critically examine its impact on the gender mainstreaming of conflict, security and peace. This special issue contributes to the feminist security studies by discussing the shortcomings in the implementation of UNSCR 1325 from several research fields, including intersectionality and masculinity perspectives. After presenting the rationale and scope of the special issue, this article discusses the gender and security policy framing of the WPS Agenda, intending to conceptualise gender equality through three perspectives: the perspective of equal treatment, the women's perspective, and the gender perspective. In conclusion , the article summarises the key contributions of this special issue and suggests some avenues for further research.

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Ana li za dis kur sa za ko na i stra te gi ja u obla sti rod ne rav no prav no sti i za bra ne dis kri mi na ci je 1 Zo ra na an to ni Je vić * ko sa na Be ker U ra du su raz ma tra na zna če nja ter mi na rod i pol i nji ho va upo tre ba u stra te škim i pravnim do ku men ti ma ko ji se od no se na rod nu rav no prav nost i za bra nu dis kri mi na ci je u Re pu bli ci Sr bi ji. Autor ke ob ja šnja va ju ka ko od re đe na je zič ka prak sa, u okvi ru ad mi ni strativ nog dis kur sa, pro iz vo di zna če nje ko je mo že, ali i ne mo ra, do pri ne ti nji ho vom bo ljem raz u me va nju i efi ka sni jem spro vo đe nju. Autor ke po ka zu ju ka ko upo tre ba i raz u me va nje ter mi na u obla sti po li ti ka rod ne rav no prav no sti i ne di skri mi na ci je pro iz vo di raz li či to razu me va nje rod ne rav no prav no sti i dis kri mi na ci je, ko ja, po tom, uti če i na tran sfor ma tiv ni po ten ci jal u pri me ni ovih za ko na i prak tič nih po li ti ka. Cilj ra da je da se, kroz ana li zu diskur sa za ko na i stra te gi ja rod ne rav no prav no sti i ne di skri mi na ci je, po ka že na ko ji na čin dru štve no-po li tič ka i aka dem ska eli ta for mu li še i pro mo vi še od re đe ne kon cep te (ro da, po la, rod ne rav no prav no sti, dis kri mi na ci je) u jed nom dru štve nom i isto rij skom tre nut ku. Ključ ne re či: ana li za dis kur sa, je zik, rod, pol, dis kri mi na ci ja, rod na rav no prav nost. * * Ko sa na Be ker je studentkinja doktorskih studija u Centru za rod ne stu di je, Asocijacije centara za interdisciplinarne i multidisciplinarne stu di je, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu.

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