"Taking feminism seriously requires that we examine both how international relations has systemic gender differentiated effects and how gender biased categories, identities, practices and frameworks affect the conduct and study of international relations." V. Spike Peterson, Transgressing Boundaries: Theories of Knowledge, Gender and International Relations "Unfortunately, women remain inadequately represented at national and international decision-making levels. Where women's views and experiences are absent, the political process remains incomplete." Pereq de Cuellar, in The Gendered New …
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