Handbook on Gender in World Politics
Edited by Daniela Tepe
in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing
Abstract:
This thoroughly revised second edition of the Handbook on Gender in World Politics builds on established areas of research while introducing important new fields of inquiry. Reflecting significant developments in global politics since the first edition, it extends the Handbook’s original strengths—its breadth, depth and disciplinary diversity—and continues to showcase leading scholarship on gender in world politics.
Keywords: Gender; World Politics; Feminism; Gender Politics; International Gender Politics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781803923765
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch 1 Introduction to the Handbook on Gender in World Politics
- Daniela Tepe
- Ch 2 Still engaging from the margins?
- J. Ann Tickner and Laura Sjoberg
- Ch 3 Gender as a variable in international relations research
- Andrea den Boer
- Ch 4 Feminist historical materialist and critical theory
- Adrienne Roberts
- Ch 5 Poststructuralist feminism in world politics
- Maria Stern
- Ch 6 Reworking postcolonial feminisms in the sites of IR
- Anna M. Agathangelou and Heather M. Turcotte
- Ch 7 Masculinities in international relations
- Paul Kirby
- Ch 8 Sex, gender and sexuality
- Terrell Carver
- Ch 9 Feminist methodologies and world politics
- Annick T.R. Wibben
- Ch 10 The gendered state in international relations1
- Johanna Kantola
- Ch 11 Gender, sexuality and citizenship
- Jeff Hearn, Alp Biricik and Zara Saeidzadeh
- Ch 12 Gender and democracy in an era of democratic decline
- Jane S. Jaquette
- Ch 13 Is identity politics compatible with the pursuit of global justice?
- Kirsty Alexander and Catherine Eschle
- Ch 14 Trans rights, trans panics: understanding the contested contemporary politics of sex and gender
- Ellie Gore
- Ch 15 The #MeToo movement, gender and politics
- Pamela Aronson
- Ch 16 Transnational feminist politics: a concept that has outlived its usefulness?
- Bice Maiguashca
- Ch 17 Is transnational feminist solidarity possible?
- Swati Parashar and Ravi Dutt Bajpai
- Ch 18 Gender, protest and political transition in the Middle East and North Africa
- Nadje Al-Ali and Nicola Pratt
- Ch 19 Gender and statelessness: Kurdish women and the ontological limits of Persian feminism
- Ahmad Mohammadpour
- Ch 20 Gender and international law
- Hilary Charlesworth
- Ch 21 The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women
- Christine Chinkin
- Ch 22 From life event to governance: political struggles over abortion regulation
- Mariana Prandini Assis
- Ch 23 “With all the respect due to their sex”: gender and international humanitarian law
- Helen M. Kinsella
- Ch 24 Refugees and asylum
- Jane Freedman
- Ch 25 NGOs, feminist activism and human rights
- Jutta Joachim
- Ch 26 Human trafficking
- Emily Clifford
- Ch 27 The gender of violence in war and conflict
- Laura Sjoberg and Karia Hartung
- Ch 28 Conflict-related sexual violence
- Paula Drumond
- Ch 29 Female suicide bombing
- Claudia Brunner
- Ch 30 Anti-feminism, violent misogyny and far-right extremism
- Maria Brock and Tina Askanius
- Ch 31 Sex and security
- Jenny Russell and Valerie M. Hudson
- Ch 32 Gender difference in attitudes towards global issues
- Richard C. Eichenberg and Blair M. Read
- Ch 33 The securitisation of human rights
- Katherine E. Brown
- Ch 34 Feminist security studies
- Laura J. Shepherd
- Ch 35 The Women Peace and Security Resolutions: UNSCR 1325 to 2493
- Laura McLeod
- Ch 36 Peacekeeping
- Carol Harrington
- Ch 37 Solving the problem of men and masculinities in the private military and security industry
- Paul Higate
- Ch 38 Celebrity humanitarianism: ethics, gender and coloniality
- Annika Bergman Rosamond
- Ch 39 Cinema and film
- Cristina Masters
- Ch 40 New media and communications
- Gillian Youngs
- Ch 41 Artificial Intelligence and gender
- Gillian Youngs
- Ch 42 Feminist political economy
- Penny Griffin
- Ch 43 Gender in global restructuring
- Anne Sisson Runyan
- Ch 44 Gender and migration
- Eleonore Kofman
- Ch 45 Sex work
- Nicola Smith
- Ch 46 Gender and development
- Zoe Pflaeger Young
- Ch 47 Centering African women as circular migrants in a globalising world
- Akosua K. Darkwah
- Ch 48 Gendering finance
- Mareike Beck
- Ch 49 Social reproduction: the Achilles heel of feminist transformation?
- Shirin M. Rai and Catherine Hoskyns
- Ch 50 Gender in international governance
- Gülay Çağlar, Elisabeth Prügl and Susanne Zwingel
- Ch 51 What is feminist economics?
- Drucilla K. Barker
- Ch 52 Gender and the politics of pandemic response
- Julia Smith
- Ch 53 The international financial institutions, structural adjustment and poverty reduction
- Arne Ruckert
- Ch 54 The International Labour Organization and the gender of work
- Eileen Boris and Susan Zimmermann
- Ch 55 Gender and sustainable development
- Emma A. Foster
- Ch 56 Gender and resource extraction
- Doris Buss
- Ch 57 Gender and microfinance/microcredit
- Heloise Weber
- Ch 58 How effective is gender mainstreaming in international peace and security policymaking?
- Jacqui True
- Ch 59 Conjoined, complex and ‘forgotten’ worlds? Gender, politics and violence
- Marysia Zalewski
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