Blog posts tagged ‘gender and politics’

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Toxicity and Gender

By Michaela Hayes
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Supporting inclusive peace through technology: PeaceFem app V2 now live

The PeaceFem mobile app provides insights and strategies to support women’s inclusion in peacebuilding. Version 2 is now live with additional case studies and translations into French and Indonesian, alongside […]
Madeline Akida with a megaphone
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Actors of change: female activists fight for peace in the DRC

Caption: Peacebuilder Madeline Akida speaks during a meeting between local women and the families of a Congolese army commando unit stationed at a nearby garrison, Beni, July 2022. Photo credit: Hugh […]
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72 Hours in Canberra: The Feminist Imperative and the Dilemmas of the Contemporary Academic’s Impactful Labour

In our Friday long read, Professor Sarah Childs explains her ground-breaking work on Gender-Sensitive Parliament audits and invites us into the backstage life of a feminist academic out to both study and change the world.
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The Kigali Declaration: (Re)Committing to Gender-Sensitive Parliaments

The Inter-Parliamentary Union’s (IPU) 145th Assembly recently held in Rwanda was on ‘Gender equality and gender-sensitive parliaments as drivers of change for a more resilient and peaceful world’. It resulted in the […]
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Curating the #MeToo in China Exhibition and South-South Feminisms

GENDER.EDs five year anniversary reception was accompanied by the launch of a student-curated, travelling exhibition on #MeToo in China, supported by GENDER.ED …
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Annual Research Showcase Highlights: Kate Holliday

In this Annual Research Showcase Highlight, doctoral candidate Kate Holliday writes about her research on framing and political polarisation in contentious policy debates, focussing primarily on debates over proposed reforms to the Gender Recognition Act.
What can we learn from transitional justice and imaginaries when seeking justice for persistent sexual and gender-based violence in consolidated democracies?
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Annual Research Showcase Highlights: Natasha Fricker

In recent years there have been many highly publicised demonstrations against pervasive sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) within long-standing western liberal democracies like the United Kingdom and the United States.
Gender politics reading group. Judith Butler. Deep Dive.
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Reflections on Reading for Reading’s Sake and the Judith Butler ‘Deep Dive’

Dr Rebecca HewerReading is an important task for academics. And yet, we rarely discuss it or plan for it as such. Reading is subsumed into other tasks: we read to […]
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Congratulations! Winning reflections on Cynthia Enloe talk

Earlier this year, the legendary feminist and IR theorist Professor Cynthia Enloe made a virtual visit to University of Edinburgh as Politics and IR’s Distinguished Scholar 2021.  PIR and GENDER.ED […]
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You Feel it Too? Reflections on Cynthia Enloe’s #MeToo talk

by Emily Mann You feel it too?What, so the trepidation I feel isn’t personal? You feel it too?individual problem-privatisationkeep it to yourself, stay silentthey don’t want you to sharethe isolations intentionalwork […]
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Gender, Race and the 2021 Scottish Parliament Election- Monday 26th April

We have a great line up of panellists for a discussion on gender, race and the 2021 Scottish Parliament elections.

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