Feminist theory and international relations in a postmodern era

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Gender, Security, and Conflict Historical Gender and Feminism Studies Feminism, Gender, and Intersectionality

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Introduction: contestation and El(l)e-phants Sketches of feminisms first wave in anticipation of chapter one 1. The palette of feminist epistemologies and practices 2. The early field of IR - musings, assertions, debates, and (now) feminist interruptions 3. The second debate in IR revisited by feminists 4. The third debate in IR visited by feminists 5. Feminist homesteadings of security and cooperation 6. Repainting the canvases of IR.

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