Focusing on blasphemy accusations exclusively from a religious freedom perspective prevents us from recognising other dimensions such caste and gender.
Vineet Thakur highlights an alternative theory of the development of international relations, accounting for the previously omitted roles of non-Western actors and women.
Inderpal Grewal talks about transnational feminism, intersectionality, resistance and her interest in how empires create cultures that support the imperial project.
Laura Shepherd discusses progress in the Women, Peace and Security agenda, using gender as a lens in IR, and her recent autobiographical account of life as an academic.
Swati Parashar discusses decolonising academia, intersectionality in IR, developments in feminist research and hopes for the future of postcolonial and feminist IR.
‘Hair’ is an historical document reminding us of divides long present in our society. We have learned a great deal in the decades since it was released.
To celebrate International Women’s Day we asked some of our former contributors how we can challenge gendered inequalities.
Professor Caron Gentry discusses the importance of International Women’s Day, the feminisation of IR, terrorism and violence.
The book maps the intersecting forms of oppression Indigenous women and subverts colonial histories through the narration of resistance.
The confrontational nature of Black Lives Matter and Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions is a wake-up call for those benefiting from a form of privilege to work for social change.
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