There‘s a lot of work on feminist approaches to trade in the field of feminist international political economy that may be useful! There’s less FFP scholarship focusing on trade but @rguerrina.bsky.social has a v useful chapter on FFP and trade

The second article, by @karolinefaerber.bsky.social and @erdfraeuleinma.bsky.social, considers how Germany addresses its colonial legacy in its FFP:

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Thank you Jasmine!

Thank you so much!!

Thanks are due to so many people who supported me along the way — most importantly Amanda Chisholm for your excellent supervision and my wonderful PhD community🧡

Most importantly, I hope it helps those people already working towards intersectional, anti-racist, and anti-colonial approaches to foreign policy(making) and institutional change.

I hope that the dissertation contributes to a better understanding of how and why feminist foreign policies emerge as they do, where limitations and opportunities are, and how we can imagine feminism in foreign policy spaces differently.

The diss examines how German feminist foreign policy is produced as it is—specifically how it becomes a white and (neo)liberal project. It also highlights that this is a process characterised by struggle, contestations, and resistance. This means that there is the possibility of change.