Gender Equality as Myth and Ceremony? Situated Norm Engagement in Organisations

Fejerskov, Adam Moe; Cold-Ravnkilde, Signe Marie

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-15512-4_5

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Decentering Political Authority and Power: Feminist Global Governance Studies in Europe

Çağlar

2022

Feminist IR in Europe

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This chapter identifies distinctive contributions of feminist IR scholarship in Europe on global governance and international organizations. On the one hand, this scholarship is closely connected to feminist IR worldwide in seeking to analyze transnational feminist networks’ mobilization and framing, role in the diffusion of gender equality norms internationally and locally, and strategies for implementing gender equality in international organizations. On the other hand, feminist scholarship in Europe has made an original and essential contribution to feminist IR scholarship in general by applying state theory to the global level and by theorizing knowledge and gender expertise as technologies of power.

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