Gillian Youngs has held a number of professorial positions, including, most recently, as a visiting professor at the University of Greenwich, UK. She has built an international scholarly reputation at the cutting edge of international relations (IR) and international political economy (IPE), focused on globalization, digital economy and feminist theory. Her research, publications and academic leadership work reflect the strong interdisciplinary traditions of IR and their relevance to diverse areas of policy, business and culture.

• Part I. Introducing an Interdisciplinary Journey and Rationale 1. Feminist International Relations Through a Technospatial Lens: an interdisciplinary approach Part II. Public/Private and the Geospatial/Sociospatial Nexus 2. Introduction to Part II 3. Breaking Patriarchal Bonds: Demythologizing the Public/Private 4. Globalization, Feminism and Information Society 5. Making the Pain Count: Embodied Politics in the New Age of Terror Part III. Feminism, Technology and Agency 6. Introduction to Part III 7. Theoretical reflections on networking in practice: The Case of Women on the Net 8. Feminizing cyberspace: rethinking technoagency 9. Feminist International Relations in a High-Tech Age Part IV. Interdisciplinary Threads and Digital Futures 10. Concluding Thoughts Index

Gillian Youngs has held a number of professorial positions, including, most recently, as a visiting professor at the University of Greenwich, UK. She has built an international scholarly reputation at the cutting edge of international relations (IR) and international political economy (IPE), focused on globalization, digital economy and feminist theory. Her research, publications and academic leadership work reflect the strong interdisciplinary traditions of IR and their relevance to diverse areas of policy, business and culture.

• Part I. Introducing an Interdisciplinary Journey and Rationale 1. Feminist International Relations Through a Technospatial Lens: an interdisciplinary approach Part II. Public/Private and the Geospatial/Sociospatial Nexus 2. Introduction to Part II 3. Breaking Patriarchal Bonds: Demythologizing the Public/Private 4. Globalization, Feminism and Information Society 5. Making the Pain Count: Embodied Politics in the New Age of Terror Part III. Feminism, Technology and Agency 6. Introduction to Part III 7. Theoretical reflections on networking in practice: The Case of Women on the Net 8. Feminizing cyberspace: rethinking technoagency 9. Feminist International Relations in a High-Tech Age Part IV. Interdisciplinary Threads and Digital Futures 10. Concluding Thoughts Index

Gillian Youngs has held a number of professorial positions, including, most recently, as a visiting professor at the University of Greenwich, UK. She has built an international scholarly reputation at the cutting edge of international relations (IR) and international political economy (IPE), focused on globalization, digital economy and feminist theory. Her research, publications and academic leadership work reflect the strong interdisciplinary traditions of IR and their relevance to diverse areas of policy, business and culture.

• Part I. Introducing an Interdisciplinary Journey and Rationale 1. Feminist International Relations Through a Technospatial Lens: an interdisciplinary approach Part II. Public/Private and the Geospatial/Sociospatial Nexus 2. Introduction to Part II 3. Breaking Patriarchal Bonds: Demythologizing the Public/Private 4. Globalization, Feminism and Information Society 5. Making the Pain Count: Embodied Politics in the New Age of Terror Part III. Feminism, Technology and Agency 6. Introduction to Part III 7. Theoretical reflections on networking in practice: The Case of Women on the Net 8. Feminizing cyberspace: rethinking technoagency 9. Feminist International Relations in a High-Tech Age Part IV. Interdisciplinary Threads and Digital Futures 10. Concluding Thoughts Index