Dame, Bube, König... — Das neue große Spiel um Afghanistan und der Gender-Faktor

Until recently gender as a social category has been neglected in theories of international relations and women have largely been kept invisible. The article makes a contribution to end this scientific exclusion. Starting from some theoretical considerations it analyses the dynamic interaction of gen...

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Veröffentlicht in:Leviathan (Düsseldorf) 2002-03, Vol.30 (1), p.34-64
1. Verfasser: Kreile, Renate
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Zusammenfassung:Until recently gender as a social category has been neglected in theories of international relations and women have largely been kept invisible. The article makes a contribution to end this scientific exclusion. Starting from some theoretical considerations it analyses the dynamic interaction of gender policy and international policy arguing that gender plays a central role in the continuous Great Game over Afghanistan. Besides discussing the determinants of the Taliban's gender and foreign policy, it highlights the gender-dimension of US foreign policy towards the Taliban as well as the way, in which conflicting transnational gender-discourses have influenced gender-policy in Afghanistan historically and at present.
ISSN:0340-0425
1861-8588
DOI:10.1007/s11578-002-0010-9