Tag: Womanhood and International Relations

• Womanhood & IR 6: Mainstream Media, Statesmen & COVID-19

  A look into mainstream media’s portrayal of the pandemic and conversations on Statesmen and the long missing question: where are the women?

  Natalia Bonilla

  March 11, 2020

  Analysis, World Politics

  Coronavirus, Global Health, Media, Pandemic, podcast, Womanhood and International Relations, Women

• Womanhood & IR 5: The Nuclear Question

  A look on US-Iran tensions, masculinity, nuclear disarmament and the concept of revolutionary love. An interview with Rebecca Irby, Founder of the PEAC Institute.

  Natalia Bonilla

  January 9, 2020

  Gendered Peace, Women Empowerment, Women in the World, World Politics

  Hiroshima, Iran, Nuclear Disarmament, Nuclear Tensions, Nuclear Weapons, Peace Culture, podcast, US, Womanhood, Womanhood and International Relations, Women

• Womanhood & IR 1: Greta, Amazon and Climate Change

  The experiences of women worldwide are connected to our own. ⁣⁣In order to see this link we need to embark on a deconstruction journey to see how the international is personal and how the personal is, ultimately, political. ⁣

  Natalia Bonilla

  September 6, 2019

  Women in the World, World Politics

  Amazon, Climate Change, Ecofeminism, Female Leaders, Gender, Greta Thunberg, International Relations, Peace, podcast, Politics, Womanhood and International Relations, Women, World