Titlebook: South Asian Women and International Relations; Abhiruchi Ojha,Pramod Jaiswal Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), un

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Exploring the Contested and Controversial Nature of the Sex Industry in India: Experiential Encounte of such marginalized actors. One such example is the NGO Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee, comprising of many sex-workers as well as subjects from the LGBTQ community, who advocate the legalization of the prostitution industry in India, as they argue that its underground nature enhances networks o

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Book 2023hed by being more inclusive. This book will be of interest to researchers as it provides a fresh conceptual re-conceptualization of the field of IR from gender as well as global south perspective. The book will also help graduate students seeking to understand the intersection of gender and IR..

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actice of IR in South Asia.Expands the ontological and epist.This book presents South Asian women’s voices which have been marginalised in the theory and practice of international relations in the region. It highlights critical issues of importance for women which are often neglected in traditional

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Blazing a Pioneering Trail: South Asia’s Women Leaders in International Affairscross these factors. It concludes that while the dynastic element was undeniable in their initial election, and while their policies and contributions varied, their impact as women in the highest office of their land made an indelible mark on the role of women in South Asia and the future trajectories of their countries.

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Conceptualizing South Asian Women in International Relations: Issues, Opportunities, and Challengesn South Asia is chiefly driven by men as diplomatic corps of South Asian countries tend to have very few women in positions of power. This is largely due to false yet persistent gendered beliefs in many foreign policy establishments about lack of ‘toughness’ of women which results in their neglect i

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Mainstreaming Feminist International Relations: An Analysis of the Works of IR Theorists in South Asand subsequently interstate relations, is masculinized, makes it almost obligatory for women in positions of power to ‘de-feminize’ themselves and acquire the ‘toughness’ required to be in a position to influence interstate/international relations. This is borne out by the fact that even though Sout

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Theorising International Relations from South Asia: A Feminist Perspectiveir vulnerabilities and threat narratives differently. Feminist IR scholars introduced the concept of gender as a category of analysis. But theorising international relations from South Asia is making an argument for expanding their analytical rigour in the existing feminist IR literature to capture