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Feminist Foreign Policy

Our work on Feminist Foreign Policy examines international relations, foreign policy, and inter-state engagement through the lens of intersectional feminism and calls for the dismantling of structural violence, war-mongering, and colonial policies. This section presents country profiles, and recent articles analyzing international law and politics through an intersectional feminist lens.

White Papers

Srivastava, Stuti (2021) "Practicing Food Sovereignty in India: Building Resilient Food Systems" (Read)

Varma, Samya (2022) "State Corporatism On Social Media As Soft Power" (Read)

Country Profiles

POLICY ANALYSIS: France's Feminist Foreign Policy

Oct 12, 2020

POLICY ANALYSIS: Canada’s Feminist Foreign Policy: Part 2

Sep 15, 2020

POLICY ANALYSIS: Canada’s Feminist Foreign Policy: Part 1

Sep 14, 2020

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Recent Articles

Legal Avenues to Fight Climate Change

G20 Summit, a Missed Opportunity to Tackle Global Cost of Living Crisis

Protecting Intangible Cultural Heritage to Support Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Efforts

Building a Feminist Foreign Policy as a Westphalian State

Say “No” to Foreign Intervention in Haiti to Kill our People: We Stand Ready for Peaceful Transition

Africa Struggles with Neo-Colonialism

Africa Needs More Action, Fewer Words to Secure Food and Nutrition

Peace as the Norm: Sustaining Peace in Africa

The Camel, the Needle– and the UN’s first Woman Secretary-General

NATO Summit Set to Further Militarise Europe, Expand in Africa?

The Urgency to Ban All Wars

Nuclear-Armed Powers Squander $156.000 Every Minute on Their ‘MAD’ Policy

War in Ukraine Triggers New International Non-Alignment Trend

US Leads Sanctions Killing Millions to No End

Mining Destroys the Lives of Indigenous People in Venezuela

High Cost of Debt is Crippling Developing Nations: How can we Bridge the Finance Divide?

The Arrogance of Ignorance: War in Ukraine, Religion and Abiding Ethnocentrism

To fight invaders, Munduruku women wield drone cameras and cellphones

Changing a System that Exploits Nature and Women, for a Sustainable Future

Commission on the Status of Women: The Streets Have Already Spoken

Brutal War on Yemen: Dire Hunger Crisis Teetering on the Edge of Catastrophe

Why We Must Remember Afghanistan

Tethering to Human Rights in the Pushes and Pulls of Human Mobility

Will Ukraine Bury Feminist Foreign Policies or Will It Reveal Their Power?

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