Gender in International Relations: Feminist Perspectives on Achieving Global Security. (book reviews)

Throughout the 1980s feminist analysts steadily built an alternative literature of international relations that critiqued the field's many unacknowledged gender presumptions and showed how the study of war, peace, development, and other topics would change if we took women's perspectives into account.

Now, nearly 10 years into feminist international relations, there is growing interest in displaying this virtuosity to students. Ann Tickner's volume is a prototype of a feminist analysis that brings theory critique and reformulated issue concepts into an accessible introduction to ...

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