Gendering IR Working Group runs successful mentoring and networking session
A review of the recent mentoring and networking session held at Royal Holloway, University of London
Content from Gendering International Relations (GIRWG) working group
Gendering International Relations (GIRWG)
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We are a group of scholar-educators who engage in researching how 'gender makes the world go round'. In order to do this, we reach beyond traditional IR to a wide variety of disciplines including Sociology, Politics, Women's Gender Studies, Masculinity Studies, Queer Theory, Cultural Studies and Development Studies, while still maintaining our grounding in IR and global politics. Our members often work in policy-related areas such as human rights, maternity legislation in Europe, and links between UN peacekeepers and the spread of HIV/AIDS.
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News and analysis
Gendering IR Working Group sponsors Critical Perspectives on NATO workshop
A summary of May's GIRWG-sponsored Critical Perspectives on NATO workshop at Newcastle University.
Call for papers: Critical perspectives on NATO workshop
A call for papers for a workshop exploring perspectives on NATO from within and beyond the Alliance.
Call for participants: Feminist solidarities in times of crises
A call for participants for two roundtables and a discussion organised by GIRWG
Upcoming events
Book talk - Sick of It: the Global Fight for Women's Health
Join our GIRWG for a 'Zoomside' chat on the book 'Sick of It: The Global Fight For Women’s Health'.
Past events
A 'Zoomside' chat about the book 'Lives of Circumcised and Veiled Women: A Global-Indian Interplay of Discourses and Narratives'
Join the Gendering International Relations Working Group for a chat about the book.
A 'Zoomside' chat about the book 'Good Soldiers Don’t Rape'
Join the Gendering International Relations Working Group for a chat about the book.
NATO’s new front: Allied deterrence goes East
A keynote lecture by Dr Maria Mälksoo, University of Copenhagen.
Feminist solidarities in times of crises
An event to highlight some of the ways in which recent crises have impacted women and/or minorities
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