The AFFPC Issues Paper Series aims to explore the opportunities and challenges for Australia in applying a feminist lens to a range of foreign policy issues, and provide practical ways forward.
Papers are published approximately bimonthly and peer reviewed by members of the AFFPC core group. We welcome pitches from interested authors at any time, please email research@iwda.org.au with your idea!
AFFPC Issues Paper Series
Transitional justice and women's representation in peace building: Myanmar and the case for Feminist Foreign Policy
Challenges for Feminist-Informed Foreign Policy: Militarisation and Australia's engagements via AUKUS and NATO
Who will Bell the Cat - Building Feminist Foreign Policy Routes to Facilitate Nuclear Disarmament
Gender Apartheid in Iran: Foreign Policy Responses
Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan: Foreign Policy Responses
FROM ECONOMIC GROWTH TO A WELLBEING ECONOMY: NOTES FOR A FEMINIST FOREIGN POLICY
Peacebuilding and feminist foreign policy
Gender and Poverty as a Feminist Foreign Policy priority
The intersection of Human Rights and Feminist Foreign Policy
“That’s a bridge too far!” A Feminist Imperative for Infrastructure Investment
A Feminist Approach to Australian Overseas Development Assistance?
Furthering LGBTQI+ Inclusion and Rights through Feminist Foreign Policy
WPS in Afghanistan: Betrayal and Renewal
GENDERING THE INDO-PACIFIC DIALOGUE: OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIA AND AUSTRALIA
FEMINIST PERSPECTIVES ON CLIMATE DIPLOMACY
INDIGENOUS FOREIGN POLICY: A NEW WAY FORWARD?