Introduction: Women’s Everyday Lives in the South Caucasus

Ziemer, Ulrike

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-25517-6_1

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“…Western feminist scholars produced works on Russia as an illiberal norm entrepreneur in Ukraine (Ketelaars 2019), the gendered impact of economic insecurity in Ukraine (Mathers 2020), or on Putin's gendered securitization of the COVID-19 pandemic (Kuteleva and Clifford 2021). A rare example of transnational European cooperation is the volume Women's Everyday Lives in War and Peace in the South Caucasus edited by Ziemer (2020) and a collection entitled Gendered Wars, Gendered Memories (Altınay and Pető 2016).…”

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Feminist Security Studies in Europe: Beyond Western Academics’ Club

Krulišová

O’Sullivan

2022

Feminist IR in Europe

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This chapter maps contemporary debates in feminist security studies (FSS) in Europe, showing the variety of issues studied via different theoretical and methodological lenses. While celebrating the richness of contemporary FSS debates, the chapter also highlights the asymmetry in knowledge production across the continent. FSS is clearly dominated by academics based in globally recognized ‘Centers of Excellence’ in Western and Northern Europe; yet our mapping also highlights scholarship in Central, Eastern, Southern, and South-eastern Europe. This underscores some obstacles scholars outside of the ‘West’ face when engaging with the discipline and calls for more inclusive transnational FSS debate in Europe.

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