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According to Wikipedia , Toni Haastrup is a social scientist with expertise in global politics. She is a Professor, & Chair in Global Politics at the University of Manchester. Her research interrogates the manifestation of power hierarchies in global politics, with research interests encompassing a wide range of themes, including peace and security in Africa, feminist, postcolonial and decolonial approaches to international relations, and regional and global governance – she has published extensively in these areas. In addition to her academic work, Toni Haastrup frequently works with government mechanisms and international organisations, offering expertise on themes linked to Europe's engagement in Africa; the Women, Peace and Security agenda and Feminist Foreign Policy . She was awarded the 2022 Flax Foundation's Emma Goldman Award for her work on feminist and inequality issues in Europe.
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2010 2020 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Published Works EU as Mentor? Promoting Regionalism as External Relations Practice in EU–Africa Relations (2013) Equalities in freefall? Ontological insecurity and the long‐term impact of COVID‐19 in the academy (2020) Global Racial Hierarchies and the Limits of Localization via National Action Plans (2020) Charting Transformation through Security: Contemporary EU-Africa Relations (2013) (17)Gender and the EU's Support for Security Sector Reform in Fragile Contexts (2018) Does European Union studies have a gender problem? Experiences from researching Brexit (2018) Brexit Beyond the UK’s Borders: What It Means for Africa (2016) (13)Creating Cinderella? The Unintended Consequences of the Women Peace and Security Agenda for EU's Mediation Architecture (2018) Why is mainstream international relations blind to racism? Ignoring the central role of race and colonialism in world affairs precludes an accurate understanding of the modern state system (2020) (11)Africa-EU Partnership on Peace and Security (2013) Racial hierarchies of knowledge production in the Women, Peace and Security agenda (2021) Charting Transformation through Security (2013) Bringing Gender In? EU Foreign and Security Policy after Brexit (2019) Can we really “forget” militarization? A conversation on Alison Howell’s martial politics (2019) Gendering South Africa's Foreign Policy: Toward a Feminist Approach? (2020) WPS and the African Union (2018) Gendering Institutionalism: A Feminist Institutionalist Approach to EU Integration Theory (2015) (8)Motives, Roles, Effectiveness and the Future of the EU as an International Mediator (2018) Introduction: The EU as International Mediator-Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives (2018) Where global meets local : The politics of Africa’s emergent gender equality regime (2013) Navigating ontological (in)security in EU–Africa relations (2021) Regionalising Global Crises: The Financial Crisis and New Frontiers in Regional Governance (2014) Women in the Brexit Debate: still largely confined to “low politics” (2016) (5)The undoing of a unique relationship? Peace and security in the EU–South Africa Strategic Partnership (2017) Critical perspectives on Africa's relationship with the European Union (2020) Locating the EU’s strategic behaviour in Sub-Saharan Africa: an emerging strategic culture? (2013) A Security Actor in a Changing World (2010) (4)Nigeria and Regional Security (2014) Are Women Agents? Reading ‘Gender’ in Africa’s Rights Frameworks (2015) (2)EURORECAMP: An Alternative Model for EU Security Actorness (2010) (2)The AU solemn declaration on gender equality (2013) (2)Challenging Institutional Racism in International Relations and Our Profession: Reflections, Experiences, and Strategies (2021) Introduction to Part I (2020) New directions for African security (2017) Feminist labour at the ISA: White manels, the politics of citation and mundane productions of disciplinary sexism and racism (2018) (1)Women, Peace and Security – the African Experience (2019) Ensuring good governance (2006) (1)Is it really that difficult to find women to talk about the EU Referendum (2016) (1)Gender and Queer Perspectives on Brexit (2019) (1)How do Britain’s ethnic minorities view the EU referendum? (2016) (1)Evaluating a Contemporary Institution: EU-Africa Relations (2013) Assessing Regional Diffusion from Brussels to Addis Ababa: The Limits of Modelling and Mentoring University of Warwick (2012) (1)What have Rights got to do with it? Evaluating 'Human Rights' as a practice within the Global Fund (2018) (1)EU-Africa Relations (2021) Mapping Perspectives on the EU as Mediator (2015) (1)Who creates the “common market”? The gendered practices of knowledge production in a “European studies” journal (2022) Who creates the “common market”? The gendered practices of knowledge production in a “European studies” journal (2022) Brexit: gendered implications for equality in the UK (2019) South Sudan: Suppressing Women Endangers the Peace Process (2016) (1)Race, Justice and New Possibilities: 20 Years of the Women, Peace and Security agenda (2020) (1)Reflections on the Africa-Europe Valletta Summit on migration and mobility (2016) (0)Scapegoats and Heroes: Establishing a Small Arms Regime? (2013) Regionalising Security: The APSA and External Partners (2013) Book Review: Handbook on Gender and War by Simona Sharoni, Julia Welland, Linda Steiner and Jennifer Pedersen, eds. (2019) Can the EU challenge China’s proactive role in Africa? (2015) (0)Issues in EU-Africa Relations (2019) (0)Introduction (2020) EURORECAMP, an Alliance for Peace: EU in Africa (2010) (0)Regional Leadership: The Role of the EU (2012) (0)EU Support for the ASF (2013) Critical perspectives on African politics. Edited by Clive Gabay and Carl Death (2015) Conclusion: Transformation Deferred? (2013) Feminist Peace Research in Europe: A Snapshot (2022) (0)Narrating ‘Gender’ in Africa: The Limits of a Rights Approach Presented at ISA-FLACSO Joint International Conference (2014) (0)EU Support for the ASF: AMANI AFRICA Cycles (2013) Conclusion (2020) Making Feminist Foreign Policy Work for Africa (2023) Ontological (in)security and Covid-19: reimagining crisis leadership in UK higher education (2021) Evaluating a Contemporary Institution (2013) Living up to the Women, Peace and Security agenda? Gender must be a core element of Brexit negotiations (2020) (0)Politics, NOT as usual (2022) Review of Bourbeau, Philippe, ed., Security: Dialogue across Disciplines (2016) (0)Introduction: Continuity and Change in EU-Africa Relations (2013) Is it really that hard to find women to talk about the EU (2016) (0)The Past, Present, and Future(s) of Feminist Foreign Policy (2022) Centering Feminists and Feminism in Protests in Africa (2023) Change in Motion (2013) Searching for the Women Peace and Security Agenda in Inter-Regional Sites (2018) (0)Introduction: Regionalizing ‘Global’ Crises (2014) Brexit will blow a hole in EU-Africa relations (2016) (0)Why can’t the African Union do more for the people of Burundi? (2016) (0)A Dictionary of the European Union, 8th Edition (2017) (0)Foreign policy and diplomacy (2020) Feminist Interventions on Foreign Policy and Diplomacy (2020) (0)Scapegoats and Heroes (2013) EU-US Cooperation on Security: The African Case (2012) (0)Change in Motion: Evolution between Layering and Conversion (2013) Rethinking Africa's Future beyond its European Past (2014) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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