Mapping Feminist International Relations in South Asia : Past and Present (Hardcover)

Introduction Section I: Thinking Feminist Epistemologies ‘Differently’ in South Asia? Chapter 1: Can Feminist IR Hear Differing Voice? A Critical Reading of Feminist Historie(s) in South Asia, ‘Reification’ and Boundaries? Chapter 2: ‘A Feminist Debt’: Conversation between Feminist and Non-Western Thought?Chapter 3: Framing Feminist Strategic Discourse: Jahanara Begum and the Exchange of Letters During the War of Succession (1657-9)? Chapter 4: Silencing and Questioning: The Quest for Peace and a New Praxis in South Asia??Chapter 5: Feminist Engagement with a Racist State: Ethical, Political and Epistemological? Dilemma?Section II?: Re-thinking Women, Peace and Security Agenda?Chapter 6: Which Women, What Women, What Peace and Whose Agenda in South Asia Chapter 7: International Dimension of Feminist South Asia: The case of the WPS Agenda Chapter 8: Performative Impact or Transformative Change: Implementation of the WPS Agenda in Nepal Chapter 9: Violent Extremism and the ‘Prevention’ Pillar in the WPS Agenda: Critical Perspectives from Bangladesh??Section III: Gender, Populism and Nationalism?Chapter 10: Wall Art Wave in Sri Lanka: Sinhala Buddhist Militarized Male Body as an Authoritarian Populist Space?Chapter 11: Framing Political Masculinity and Gendered Populism: Bangladesh and the World Chapter 12: Gender, Populism and Nationalism: Mapping the Indian Context?Section IV: Militarism and Militarisation?Chapter 13: Does Militarization have one form? Narratives from the Darjeeling Himalayas Chapter 14: Military, Militants and Men: The “3M’s” dominating Pakistan’s war on terror in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province?