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8 Cards in this Set
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Key ideas |
- No single definition - Dedicated to elimination of gender inequality - Gone from movement to field of study - Ingrained in culture - Still relevant |
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Tenets |
- Focus on justice and equality - Elimination of subordination of women - Issues on inclusion of women in certain fields - Promote significance of women in international politics |
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4 higher feminist theories |
- Liberal international feminism - Critical feminist international relations - Post colonial feminist international relations - Post structural feminism |
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Liberal |
- Womens role within international institutions - Want rights+representation men have to be granted to women - Correct gender inequalities - Institutional reform - Gender inequality linked with aggressive policies and is a barrier to development
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Critical |
- Marxist approach - Say liberals rely too much on institutions - Womens oppression stems from patriarchy and modes of production - Class struggle linked with women’s oppression |
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Post colonial |
- Allow marginalised voices to be heard - Links everyday inequality to larger transnational political and economic structures - Advocates for feminist voices not from western powers - Impact of colonialism still relevant |
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Post structural |
- Gender performativity - Gender is what we do - Socially one becomes a woman when taking on femininity - Way we act gives sense of gender |
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Criticism |
- Gender not relevant and shouldn’t be taken into account - About state state relations |
