Introduction to Security Studies : Feminist Contributions

Laura Sjoberg

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Gender, Security, and Conflict International Relations and Foreign Policy Historical Gender and Feminism Studies

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In 1988, Millennium published a special issue on “Women and International Relations” now widely recognized as the start of a research program of feminist approaches to International Relations (ir)....

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