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Roberta GuerrinaProfessor of Politics and Director of the Gender Research Centre; University of BristolVerified email at bristol.ac.uk
Katharine A. M. WrightSenior Lecturer in International Politics, Newcastle UniversityVerified email at newcastle.ac.uk
Luis MahDepartment of Political Economy, ISCTEVerified email at iscte-iul.pt
Niall DugganUniversity College CorkVerified email at ucc.ie
Nadine AnsorgUniversity of KentVerified email at kent.ac.uk
Jamie J. Hagen,Queen's University BelfastVerified email at qub.ac.uk
Julian BergmannGerman Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS)Verified email at idos-research.de
Arne NiemannUniversity of MainzVerified email at uni-mainz.de
Annick MasselotProfessor of Law, University of Canterbury, New ZealandVerified email at canterbury.ac.nz
Rosalind CavaghanIndependent ScholarVerified email at posteo.net
Meryl KennySenior Lecturer in Gender & Politics, University of EdinburghVerified email at ed.ac.uk
Yong-Soo EunHanyang UniversityVerified email at hanyang.ac.kr
Maya EichlerVerified email at msvu.ca
Tarak BarkawiProfessor, Department of International Relations, LSEVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Megan MacKenzieSimon Fraser UniversityVerified email at sfu.ca
Alison HowellAssociate Professor, Political Science, Rutgers University, NewarkVerified email at rutgers.edu
Elisa Lopez-LuciaUniversité Libre de BruxellesVerified email at ulb.ac.be
Hylke DijkstraFull Professor in International Security and Cooperation, Maastricht UniversityVerified email at maastrichtuniversity.nl
Professor Lee McGowanSchool of Politics, International Studies and Philosophy, Queens University BelfastVerified email at qub.ac.uk

Toni Haastrup

Professor, Global Politics, University of Manchester

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regional organisations EU-Africa relations Feminist IR WPS agenda Feminist Foreign Policy


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Theories of international relations S Burchill, A Linklater, J Donnelly, T Nardin, M Paterson, C Reus-Smit, ... Bloomsbury Publishing, 2022	1708	2022
EU as Mentor? Promoting Regionalism as External Relations Practice in EU–Africa Relations T Haastrup Journal of European Integration 35 (7), 785-800, 2013	121	2013
Equalities in freefall? Ontological insecurity and the long‐term impact of COVID‐19 in the academy KAM Wright, T Haastrup, R Guerrina Gender, Work & Organization 28, 163-167, 2021	57	2021
Global racial hierarchies and the limits of localization via national action plans T Haastrup, JJ Hagen New directions in women, peace and security, 133-152, 2020	55	2020
Charting Transformation through Security: Contemporary EU-Africa Relations T Haastrup Palgrave Macmillan, 2013	48	2013
Gender and the EU's Support for Security Sector Reform in Fragile Contexts N Ansorg, T Haastrup JCMS: journal of common market studies 56 (5), 1127-1143, 2018	45	2018
Does European Union studies have a gender problem? Experiences from researching Brexit R Guerrina, T Haastrup, KAM Wright, A Masselot, H MacRae, ... International Feminist Journal of Politics 20 (2), 252-257, 2018	38	2018
Racial hierarchies of knowledge production in the Women, Peace and Security agenda T Haastrup, JJ Hagen Critical Studies on Security 9 (1), 27-30, 2021	36	2021
Why is mainstream international relations blind to racism? GK Bhambra, Y Bouka, RB Persaud, OU Rutazibwa, V Thakur, D Bell, ... Foreign Policy 3, 2020	35	2020
Creating Cinderella? The unintended consequences of the women peace and security agenda for EU’s mediation architecture T Haastrup International Negotiation 23 (2), 218-237, 2018	35	2018
Gendering South Africa's Foreign Policy: Towards a Feminist Approach? T Haastrup Foreign Policy Analysis 16 (2), 199–216, 2020	31	2020
Bringing Gender In? EU Foreign and Security Policy After Brexit T Haastrup, K Wright, R Guerrina Politics and Governance 7 (3), 62-71, 2019	28	2019
Gendering institutionalism: a feminist institutionalist approach to EU integration theory T Haastrup, M Kenny Verlag Barbara Budrich, 2015	26	2015
Africa-EU partnership on peace and security T Haastrup Africa and the European Union: A Strategic Partnership, 47-67, 2013	25	2013
WPS and the African Union T Haastrup The Oxford Handbook of Women, Peace, and Security, 375 - 387, 2018	23	2018
The Routledge handbook of EU-Africa relations T Haastrup, L Mah, N Duggan Routledge, 2020	21	2020
Navigating ontological (in) security in EU–Africa relations T Haastrup, N Duggan, L Mah Global affairs 7 (4), 541-557, 2021	20	2021
Critical perspectives on Africa's relationship with the European Union T Haastrup The Routledge handbook of critical European studies, 511-522, 2020	19	2020
Introduction: the EU as international mediator–theoretical and empirical perspectives J Bergmann, T Haastrup, A Niemann, R Whitman International negotiation 23 (2), 157-176, 2018	19	2018
Brexit Beyond the UK’s Borders: What It Means for Africa N Ansorg, T Haastrup GIGA Focus Afrika, 2016	16	2016

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