Centre for Gender Studies
Recent Submissions
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Politics of the Living Dead: Race and Exceptionalism in the Apocalypse
(Sage, 2017-06-01)The zombie, as a Western pop culture icon, has taken up residence in International Relations. Used both humorously and as a serious teaching tool, many scholars and professors of IR have written of the zombie as a useful ... -
Practising gender, queering theory
(Cambridge University Press, 2017-06-05)The development of a ‘practice turn’ in International Relations promises to reconstitute IR theory around the study of embodied practices. Despite occasional references to Judith Butler’s work, the contributions of feminist ... -
Drones, Swarms, and Becoming-Insect: Feminist Utopias and Posthuman Politics
(Springer Nature, 2017-07)Insects and ‘the swarm’ as metaphors and objects of research have inspired works in the genres of science fiction and horror; social and political theorists; and the development of war-fighting technologies such as ‘drone ... -
The Nature of Social Responsibility: Exploring Emancipatory Ends
(Wiley, 2016-09-12)Social responsibility (SR) initiatives within a corporate environment (CSR) continue to be met with deep scepticism. My concern is with exploring this scepticism, which I argue is due to there being more to the underlying ...
