In person icon Applying Decolonial and Feminist Methodologies

Abstract

Feminist research in political science has evolved to encompass a broader understanding of power dynamics, ethics, and the importance of acknowledging the researcher's position in shaping knowledge. This panel offers a comprehensive exploration of research papers that actively apply feminist ethics while navigating the complexities of positionality in the realm of political science and beyond disciplinary boundaries. The papers presented in this panel delve into the nuanced application of feminist ethics, shedding light on the challenges and opportunities inherent in conducting research within this framework. By dissecting the theoretical foundations and practical implications, the objective is to illuminate the transformative potential of an anti-racist feminist lens in understanding and analysing political phenomena.

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Mission Impossible? Decentring Whiteness in European Feminist Foreign Policies	View Paper Details
Black Feminism in the Colonial Archive	View Paper Details
Democracy as an Object of Cultural Politics: Anti-racist Feminist Contestations and Reimaginations	View Paper Details