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One of the achievements of feminist contributions to international relations
has been to reveal the extent to which the whole field is gendered.
1 The range of subjects studied, the boundaries of the discipline, its
central concerns and motifs, the content of empirical research, the assumptions
of theoretical models, and the corresponding lack of female practitioners
both in academic and elite political and economic circles all combine
and reinforce each other to marginalize and often make invisible women’s
roles and women’s concerns in the international arena (Enloe 1990; Grant
and Newland 1991; Tickner 1992; Peterson and Runyan 1993, 1998; Sylvester
1994; Pettman 1996). The world of international relations appears to be truly
a man’s world, both through the predominance of men in practice and
through the “masculinist underpinnings” (Tickner 1992, xi) of the discipline,
whereby success is measured in terms of the “masculine” virtues of
power, autonomy, and self-reliance. |
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