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Australian International Relations scholars and students have an important role to play in theorising change and envisioning post-COVID-19 futures.
Viewing global politics through the lens of gendered games can open up new understandings as well as new opportunities. These 'games' manifest in the performances of hypermasculine and proto-feminist leaders and nations, heightened inter-state and global contestation.
Inclusive and diverse political leadership is needed to navigate these games to bring about a more just and stable world order.
What gendered inequalities and structures inhibit women’s representation in IR, an historically masculine field? How can Australian IR scholarship contribute to needed change within IR?
In 2021 Dr Jacqui True was recognised as a Fellow of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. At this Fellow’s Address Jacqui will be presented with her Fellow’s Award by Dr Bryce Wakefield the national executive director of AIIA.
AIIA Victoria welcomes AIIA Fellow Dr Jacqui True for her insights and analysis.
Jacqui True, FASSA, FAIIA is Professor of International Relations and Director of Monash University’s Centre for Gender, Peace and Security. She is also a Global Fellow, Peace Research Institute (PRIO), Oslo and received her PhD from York University, Canada, and an honorary doctorate from Lund University, Sweden in 2018. Her research is focused on the Women, Peace and Security agenda, violence against women, and the gender dimensions of foreign policy and international relations. Her book, The Political Economy of Violence Against Women (Oxford, 2012) won the American Political Science Association’s 2012 biennial prize for the best book in human rights, among other prizes. Recently she published Violence against Women: What Everyone Needs to Know (Oxford, 2020). and with Sara E. Davies The Oxford Handbook of Women, Peace and Security (2019). In 2021 Professor True was named one of the 100 most influential Persons in Gender Policy – for the gender-based violence area.
This event is open all (please note that to comply with VIC Public Health Orders, all in-person attendees must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or hold a valid exemption). It will also be streamed online via Zoom. Refreshments provided. The event will commence promptly at 5.30pm AEST (Melbourne time, UTC+10).
AIIA Victoria gratefully acknowledges the Walter Mangold Trust Fund for its ongoing support of our young members.
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Australian International Relations scholars and students have an important role to play in theorising change and envisioning post-COVID-19 futures.
Viewing global politics through the lens of gendered games can open up new understandings as well as new opportunities. These 'games' manifest in the performances of hypermasculine and proto-feminist leaders and nations, heightened inter-state and global contestation.
Inclusive and diverse political leadership is needed to navigate these games to bring about a more just and stable world order.
What gendered inequalities and structures inhibit women’s representation in IR, an historically masculine field? How can Australian IR scholarship contribute to needed change within IR?
In 2021 Dr Jacqui True was recognised as a Fellow of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. At this Fellow’s Address Jacqui will be presented with her Fellow’s Award by Dr Bryce Wakefield the national executive director of AIIA.
AIIA Victoria welcomes AIIA Fellow Dr Jacqui True for her insights and analysis.
Jacqui True, FASSA, FAIIA is Professor of International Relations and Director of Monash University’s Centre for Gender, Peace and Security. She is also a Global Fellow, Peace Research Institute (PRIO), Oslo and received her PhD from York University, Canada, and an honorary doctorate from Lund University, Sweden in 2018. Her research is focused on the Women, Peace and Security agenda, violence against women, and the gender dimensions of foreign policy and international relations. Her book, The Political Economy of Violence Against Women (Oxford, 2012) won the American Political Science Association’s 2012 biennial prize for the best book in human rights, among other prizes. Recently she published Violence against Women: What Everyone Needs to Know (Oxford, 2020). and with Sara E. Davies The Oxford Handbook of Women, Peace and Security (2019). In 2021 Professor True was named one of the 100 most influential Persons in Gender Policy – for the gender-based violence area.
This event is open all (please note that to comply with VIC Public Health Orders, all in-person attendees must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or hold a valid exemption). It will also be streamed online via Zoom. Refreshments provided. The event will commence promptly at 5.30pm AEST (Melbourne time, UTC+10).
AIIA Victoria gratefully acknowledges the Walter Mangold Trust Fund for its ongoing support of our young members.
