Analysis reveals the uncertain role of Africans in feminist foreign policy, suggesting a need for inclusive discourse in the Global South.
For nearly a decade, the concept of feminist foreign policy 1 (FFP) has garnered global attention, with numerous countries adopting or expressing the intent to adopt such policies. However, the roles of Africans within these discourses, as both target and agents of FFP, has been uncertain. The particular attention paid by FFP to the Global South makes the exclusion of African knowledges especially jarring.
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