Catherine Goetze – författare

World Politics: A Critical Introduction to International Relations offers an engaging and accessible exploration of critical theories in international relations. Drawing on a rich array of narratives and perspectives, it provides a systematic introduction to feminist, queer, decolonial, and other critical approaches.

The book examines how politics in the 20th and 21st centuries have been instrumental in creating, shaping, and perpetuating global hierarchies of power and status. It critically analyses how the Eurocentrism embedded in the international system is the result of deliberate, often violent, political actions aimed at establishing world order. These actions continue to influence daily lives and shape societies in profound ways.

Complete with practical examples, case studies, and vignettes, this textbook is an essential resource if you are looking to decolonise, feminise, and integrate a broader range of critical perspectives into your study of International Relations.

nstructors have access to a range of online materials that have been carefully curated to support their teaching, including a Teaching Guide, PowerPoints and a testbank.

Catherine Goetze is a Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the University of Tasmania, Australia.

The Contemporary Reader of Feminist International Relations is a comprehensive volume for contemporary scholarship on feminist international relations and theory, showcasing research from a range of international scholars.

This collection explores the state of women’s and LGBTQi+ rights in the world, of feminist contributions to peace, of women’s and feminist approaches to diplomacy, to feminist theorizing on borders, security and the politics of care in the world. It also features interviews and short essays by trailblazers of feminist International Relations. The book is comprised of six parts, and features case studies, examples, in-depth field research and conceptual debates featuring prominently in all chapters. Further readings complement the reader’s guidance.

The Contemporary Reader of Feminist International Relations is an ideal study companion for students and scholars in Women’s and Gender Studies, International Relations, Politics, Peace Studies and Security Studies.

The Contemporary Reader of Feminist International Relations is a comprehensive volume for contemporary scholarship on feminist international relations and theory, showcasing research from a range of international scholars.

This collection explores the state of women’s and LGBTQi+ rights in the world, of feminist contributions to peace, of women’s and feminist approaches to diplomacy, to feminist theorizing on borders, security and the politics of care in the world. It also features interviews and short essays by trailblazers of feminist International Relations. The book is comprised of six parts, and features case studies, examples, in-depth field research and conceptual debates featuring prominently in all chapters. Further readings complement the reader’s guidance.

The Contemporary Reader of Feminist International Relations is an ideal study companion for students and scholars in Women’s and Gender Studies, International Relations, Politics, Peace Studies and Security Studies.

World Politics: A Critical Introduction to International Relations offers an engaging and accessible exploration of critical theories in international relations. Drawing on a rich array of narratives and perspectives, it provides a systematic introduction to feminist, queer, decolonial, and other critical approaches.

The book examines how politics in the 20th and 21st centuries have been instrumental in creating, shaping, and perpetuating global hierarchies of power and status. It critically analyses how the Eurocentrism embedded in the international system is the result of deliberate, often violent, political actions aimed at establishing world order. These actions continue to influence daily lives and shape societies in profound ways.

Complete with practical examples, case studies, and vignettes, this textbook is an essential resource if you are looking to decolonise, feminise, and integrate a broader range of critical perspectives into your study of International Relations.

nstructors have access to a range of online materials that have been carefully curated to support their teaching, including a Teaching Guide, PowerPoints and a testbank.

Catherine Goetze is a Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the University of Tasmania, Australia.