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Foreword Cynthia Enloe Part 1: Theory/Practice 1. Sex or gender?Bodies in world politics and why gender matters Laura J. Shepherd 2.Ontologies, epistemologies, methodologies Lene Hansen 3. FeministInternational Relations: Making Sense... Marysia Zalewski 4. Postcolonialtheories and challenges to 'first world-ism' Anna Agathangelou and HeatherTurcotte Part 2: Ethics and the Human Subject 5. Ethics Kimberly Hutchings6. Body Politics: Human rights in International Relations Jill Steans 7.Trafficking in human beings Barbara Sullivan Part 3: Violence and Security8. Miltarisation and war Cynthia Cockburn 9. The 'war on terrorism' KristaHunt 10. Genocide and Mass Violence Adam Jones 11. Sexual Violence in warDonna Pankhurst 12. Peacekeeping, peacebuilding and postconflictreconstruction Nadine Puechguirbal 13. Cyborg soldiers and militarisedmasculinities Cristina Masters Part 4: Political Economy 14. Mainstreaminggender in international institutions Jacqui True 15. International/GlobalPolitical Economy V. Spike Peterson 16. Development institutions andneoliberal globalisation Penny Griffin 17. Production, employment andconsumption Juanita Elias and Lucy Ferguson Part 5: Identities, Orders,Borders 18. Migration Jindy Pettman 19. Religion Suruchi Thapar-Bjorkertand Laura J. Shepherd 20. Nationalism Dibyesh Anand 21. Transnationalactivism Valentine Moghadam Part 6: Information, Communication, Technology22. Popular culture, media and the politics of the visual Christina Rowley23. Sex, Gender, and Cyberspace M.I. Franklin 24. Bringin' it all back home-- engendering the academy Terrell Carver