The Future of Foreign Policy Is Feminist

Germany; Other states with a feminist foreign policy agenda; Staying power: The Global Partners Network; Small steps; Conclusion: The will for transformation Cynthia Enloe: 'Where are the women?' 8. Attacks on women's, LGBTQI* and human rights Networking; Power over Rights; The origins of anti-gender ideology; The old, the new and the allies; Defending the international patriarchal social order; The 'Atlas of Civil Society'; The myth of gender ideology; Antifeminist strategies; What 'protecting unborn life' actually means; Conclusion: An unrelenting struggle Jennifer Cassidy: 'Old white men were teaching solely about old white men, and that made me furious' 9. Feminist global health policy Covid is a feminist issue; The human right to health; Health diplomacy; Colonial tendencies in questions of health; Global injustices: North versus South; Sexual and reproductive health and rights; Forgotten groups in health policy; Conclusion: For a feminist global health policy Beatrice Fihn: 'It's absurd that force and weapons are seen as guarantors of (inter)national security' 10. No climate justice without feminism Led by women; Climate protection: An intensely feminist issue; The climate crisis doesn't affect everyone equally; Climate justice = human justice; Control over nature and women; The man-made climate crisis; Climate and security; Objections and attacks; Conclusion: Climate justice and feminism - now! J. Ann Tickner: 'It doesn't matter what the boys are doing; we're doing much more interesting things anyway' 11. Making peace without weapons: Disarmament as a fundamental demand of feminism My personal security flaw; The arms race spiral; Weapons kill women; Core objective: Demilitarization; Disarmament as a core feminist concern in history; A 'no' to the arms trade; A 'no' to nuclear weapons; A 'no' to killer robots; Conclusion: No security in patriarchy Bonnie Jenkins: 'It's our job to question the status quo - again and again' 12. The future of foreign policy is feminist Hopeless: Afghanistan 2021; The CFFP manifesto; Peace and security; Demilitarization, disarmament and arms (export) control; Human rights and the rule of law; Climate justice; Development cooperation; Migration; Global health; Decolonizing foreign policy; Fighting antifeminist attacks on the human rights system; Participation and leadership; Collaboration and feminist civil society; Conclusion: Change and growth Samantha Power: 'I want to create diplomatic progress' 13. Feminist foreign policy in times of war and conflict Putin's war of aggression against Ukraine; The feminist revolution in Iran; Conclusion: short-term feminist interventions and long-term feminist transformation 14. Epilogue My personal history: CFFP instead of the UN; The triple whammy; Conclusion: From angst to agency; P.S.: Only the strong stay soft! Madeleine Rees: 'I took off my velvet gloves a long time ago' Acknowledgements Abbreviations Notes Index