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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

Reshaping Multilateralism in Times of Crises

Charles Can Help Undo a Colonial Crime

Andean Indigenous Women’s Knowledge Combats Food Insecurity in Peru

Detoxifying Security: Recommendations for the G7 Summit on Nuclear Weapons

The ‘Pernicious Evil’ of Racism, Discrimination, Hatred, Inequality

World Parliaments Could Take Another 80 Years to Achieve Gender Parity Among Legislators

First Ever Women Council of Elders Making In-roads in North Eastern Kenya

The Power of Technology—& the Increased Exclusion, Inequalities & Gender Discrimination

Her Land, Her Rights: Advancing Gender Equality & Land Restoration Goals

Gender-Responsive Approach to Technology and Innovation Will Ensure Progress

Gender Empowerment Falters at the Highest Echelons of the UN

The Price Tag to Protect Freedom & Sovereignty Runs into Billions– & Counting

New Approach to Atrocities Needed, Say Ukraine War Crimes Investigators

Chile’s Mapuche Indians Hurt by Rejection of a Plurinational Constitution

Tharu tribal women of Dudhwa battle for their right to the forest

We Indigenous Peoples are Rights-Holders, not Stakeholders

Building a Truly Feminist Foreign Policy

The Humanitarian Exception in the New UNSC Sanctions Regime: Small Steps Toward Bigger Changes?

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

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