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A European Feminist Foreign Policy? : the need for a progressive and transformative approach Aline Burni, Laeticia Thissen [Recurso electrónico]
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TextoSeries Policy BriefDetalles de publicación: Brussels, Belgium : Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) , 2024Descripción: 22 pTema(s): Recursos en línea: Resumen: The application of a feminist approach to international relations has gained significant ground across the globe since the original decision by the Swedish Social Democratic and Green coalition in 2014 at the time to explicitly adopt a Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP). While it is excellent news that FFP is becoming more ‘normalized’ in the public debate and increasingly gaining the attention of government actors, the development of a more ambitious concept, policy, and action should be a continued effort.
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February 2024
The application of a feminist approach to international relations has gained significant ground across the globe since the original decision by the Swedish Social Democratic and Green coalition in 2014 at the time to explicitly adopt a Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP). While it is excellent news that FFP is becoming more ‘normalized’ in the public debate and increasingly gaining the attention of government actors, the development of a more ambitious concept, policy, and action should be a continued effort.
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