Gender in international relations

Abstract

This paper is a review of how gender issues are situated in international relations theory (IRT). It begins by defining what is gender and attempts to problematize gender in IRT. It then looks at the issue of invisibility of gender in IRT and analyses hegemonic masculinity and how masculinities are privileged in IRT. The paper then looks at the major debates and disputation in the literature on gender in IRT. It also looks at how gender issues have broadened and deepened in the international relations discipline.

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