New #Podcast Episode! ? International Relations is not a field neutral to gender, it is blind to it. How can we denormalize it?
In this episode we explore:
✨What is Feminism Theory in IR? What does it study and why is it important?
✨How can we overcome this Anglo-centric, Euro-centric, Andro-centric way of thinking the world?
✨Can we find valuable knowledge on Feminist Theory applied in the IR here in the countries of the badly named “Global South”?
✨Can we produce new and decolonial knowledge in countries, institutions and feminist groups that are not “recognized” by authorities in the “Global North”? ✨How do we perceive “authority” and “worth” in scholars, researchers, diplomats and state officials in developed and developing nations?
✨What are 7 powerful reasons on why Feminist Theory applied to IR matters?
✨A special invitation! Join us for our first live virtual talk on Sahrawi Feminism this August 15th at 11 a.m. EST, free rsvp here: https://tinyurl.com/y3oyg8ry
?Join us in this exploration of the work, listen to the episode here and check my blog post 10 recommended books on Feminism & International Relations: https://nataliabonilla.org/2020/03/06/10-recommended-books-on-feminism-and-international-relations/
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