Posts Tagged ‘patriarchy’

First as Tragedy, then as Farce: The Dialectics of Global Patriarchy

Melissa Johnston | Sara Meger | December 10, 2024

In our new paper “Morbid Symptoms: A Feminist Dialectics of Global Patriarchy in Crisis,” published in the European Journal of International Relations, we introduce feminist dialectics as a theory and a method for studying patriarchy as a key ordering principle.

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Why we need a feminist foreign policy to stop war

Jacqui True | April 29, 2015

“Feminist foreign policy” appears to be the flavour of the month. While we are still trying to understand what that means, we have Margot Wallström to thank for popularising the term. On being appointed as Sweden’s foreign minister in October 2014, Wallström said that under her leadership [...]

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