Resurrecting IR theory: Editors’ introduction to a special section.
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Introduction: Intersectionality in European political science research.
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Intersectionality as a tool for social movements: Strategies of inclusion and representation in the Québécois women’s movement.
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Temporality, sovereignty, and imperialism: When is imperialism?
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The imperative of African perspectives on International Relations (IR).
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Rethinking the individual through Chinese ontology: Implications for International Relations theory and humanitarian intervention.
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Intersectionality in European Union policymaking: the case of gender-based violence.
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Power, privilege and disadvantage: Intersectionality theory and political representation.
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Affective values in international relations: Theorizing emotional actions and the value of resilience.
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Teaching Africa and international studies: Forum introduction.
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- Politics, 2016, v. 36, n. 4, p. 441, doi. 10.1177/0263395716628886
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Intersectionality and candidate selection in Sweden.
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Learning in the Palaver Hut: The ‘Africa Study Visit’ as teaching tool.
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International Relations Theory and Global Sexuality Politics.
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- Politics, 2016, v. 36, n. 4, p. 385, doi. 10.1111/1467-9256.12108
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Reflections on Teaching Africa in South Africa.
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Using Elements of Popular Culture to Teach Africa’s International Relations.
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Teaching Africa, presenting, representing and the importance of who is in the classroom.
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