Write a 10 page essay on CRITIQUE Of Wibben, A. (2004) Feminist International Relations: Old Debates and New Directions The Brown Journal of World Affairs, Vol. X (2): 97-114.es of inequality, how to

Write a 10 page essay on CRITIQUE Of Wibben, A. (2004) Feminist International Relations: Old Debates and New Directions The Brown Journal of World Affairs, Vol. X (2): 97-114.

es of inequality, how to attain equality, and the extent to which gender and gender-based identities should be questioned and critiqued (Feminism Theories, Wikipedia, 2007).

More and more theories are emerging in this field as contemporary feminists are now campaigning for reproductive issues – right to safe prenatal and postnatal care, protection from gender violence being street harassment, rape, discrimination and domestic partner violence to mention a few. Due to the women oppression in various areas globally, feminists now are arguing that the movement should be borderless tackling crosscutting issues like female genital mutilation (FGM) in Africa, women oppression in Muslim countries and glass ceiling in developed countries. Though feminism has taken a big step in liberating women, much has been focused on women and politics, the right to vote, women placement either should be placed in public or in private like most of them are subjected now.

It is common phenomenon that women’s place is in private of her house/home meaning focusing on domestic chores of raising children and other households stuff, while men taking public positions of being leaders either in big organisations or political leaderships positions. Due to its global effect, feminism now has been mainstreamed into International Relations aspects whereas more and more scholar are writing and evaluating feminism theories in concept of IR. One of these scholars is Annick T.R. Wibben, in Feminist International Relations:

Old Debates and New Directions, looking back on the feminism theories and IR, with its effects on IR and how progressive these theories have helped in improving women status with IR. Feminism International Relations is becoming more and more integrated in humanities studies as established subfield with more development in overall display in feminist IR scholarships.

Structurally, Wibben has categorized his article into three, firstly looking at the IR feminism history, where