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Continuing the Conversation ... Some Reflections
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The diverse collection of short reflections included in this Critical Perspectives section looks to continue a conversationa conversation that played out in the pages of this journal (Elias 2015) regarding the relationship between two strands of feminist international relations scholarship: feminist security studies (FSS) and feminist international political economy (IPE). In this forum, the contributors return to some of the same ground, but in doing so, they bring in new concerns and agendas. New empirical sites of thinking through the nexus between security and political economy from a feminist perspective are explored: war, women's lives in postconflict societies, and international security governance institutions and practices.
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GENDERED POLITICAL-ECONOMY
FEMINIST SECURITY
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