Gendered states: feminist (re)visions of international relations theory

Abstract

Preface, J. Ann Tickner introduction - states of gender and gendered states, V. Spike Peterson what exactly is wrong with the liberal as an agent of feminist change?, Mona Harington gender and the security paradox, Rebecca Grant sovereignty, power and gender - a feminist's critique of coup and invasion in Grenada, Dessima Williams women and revolution - structure and legitimacy in the new age, Mary Ann Tetreault the state of nature - a garden unfit for women and other living things, Anne Sisson Runyan sovereignty, identity, sacrifice, Jean Bethke Elshtaln feminists and realists on autonomy and obligation in international relations, Christine Sylvester on the discourses of sovereignty - gender and critique in the theory of international relations, R.B.J. Walker.

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