Bodies of Violence: Theorizing Embodied Subjects in International Relations (Oxford Studies in Gender and International Relations)
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Bodies of Violence: Theorizing Embodied Subjects in International Relations (Oxford Studies in Gender and International Relations)

by Lauren B. Wilcox

Gender Studies International Relations political theory
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Lauren B. Wilcox examines embodied subjects in international relations, bringing questions of gender, violence, and the body into focus. Published in the Oxford Studies in Gender and International Relations series, this scholarly work contributes to critical debates about how global politics is theorized and understood.

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Bodies of Violence explores the theorization of embodied subjects in international relations.

Positioned within gender and international relations scholarship, the book considers how bodies shape political analysis.

Lauren B. Wilcox addresses questions at the intersection of embodiment, violence, and global politics.

Published as part of the Oxford Studies in Gender and International Relations series, this work contributes to critical discussions of international relations theory.

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