Are we “trapped” by the mind/tangible structures we have been taught, built, or achieved power with? If so, how? A 3-level IR analysis notes and feminist approaches on the first weeks of the 2022 Ukraine/Russia conflict.
Disclaimer: Sensible subjects on feminisms, masculinities, national identity, eurocentrism, psychology and unequal power & gender relations will be addressed.
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