... that ‘rainbow diplomacy’ can be more than a symbolic and transient engagement at Pride. diplomacy Foreign Policy Analysis human rights LGBT Rights LGBT Pride Feminist Foreign Policy This article examines diplomatic engagement on the part of western states (namely Canada, the European Union, the United...

... states are positioning feminism as the path to a more peaceful and prosperous world. In this article, we examine Canada's feminist foreign policy agenda as an instance of governance feminism, whereby the normative commitment to gender equality is pursued by governing women's agency. We conduct...

... the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) This contribution to the feminist foreign policy (FFP) debate deploys foreign policy analysis to examine three aspects...

... feminist foreign policy (FFP), this policy paper identifies three factors that make the FFP more resilient than expected. First, global agreements on women's rights shape policies. Secondly, on-ground workers exercise autonomy in advancing gender equality. Finally, the international expectations for FFP...

..., which have helped us to make a stronger contribution, and the editors. NATO Sweden Women, Peace and Security strategic narratives gendered silences feminist foreign policy Abstract Sweden was the first state to adopt a Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP) in 2014, drawing on its state feminist tradition...

... international news outlets (Is Sweden’s Deputy PM trolling Donald Trump? 2017a). This visual act enabled Sweden to position its feminist foreign policy (FFP) globally, and, assume a symbolic leadership by aligning itself with the waves of protest and digital advocacy that followed. A few months later, new...

... and Jennifer Thomson University of Bath, UK In 2014, Sweden became the first state to publicly adopt a feminist foreign policy (FFP). Announced by a new coalition government with feminist Foreign Minister Margot Wallström championing the agenda, the proclamation was met with some ridicule...

... ends; for others, it remains a critical force across the globe. This article explores the nascent feminist foreign policies of Sweden and Canada. Employing a discourse analysis of both states’ policy documents, it asks what the term “feminist” meant in preliminary attempts at constructing a feminist...

... progressive trade feminist foreign policy NAFTA COVID-19 Ukraine Saudi Arabia Two Michaels Safe Third Country The October 2015 general election was what political strategists often call a “change election.” After nearly ten years of Conservative rule, Justin Trudeau led the Liberal party from third...

... their brands online, shape their nation’s image positively, and progressively grow and cement their soft power, both online and off. This chapter examines how two ‘Western’ nations (Sweden and Mexico) have used, and are using, the adoption and promotion of a feminist foreign policy as a digital tool...

... the possibilities and limitations of new efforts to address these shortcomings. Some donor governments have pioneered innovative funding mechanisms that shift more resources into the hands of women’s organizations. Others have adopted feminist foreign policies that center gender equality more explicitly...

...Drawing on the cases of the United States and Sweden, this chapter considers the conceptual and practical issues associated with the implementation of a feminist foreign policy (FFP). While Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom of Sweden is perhaps the most vocal and overt advocate of the concept...

... on feminist theory related to gender and international relations but takes a positivist approach. The chapter concludes by summarizing the subsequent chapters. Carter Ashton Clinton Hillary combat defense feminist foreign policy foreign policy gender equality Griest Kristen Haver Shaye Hillary...

... with a poor record on gender inequality are more likely to be involved in intrastate conflicts. The last part of the chapter focuses on policy practice, including the adoption of UNSCR 1325 on Women, Peace, and Security and the reorientation in some states toward feminist foreign policy as a platform...