Diplomaside kadın ve egemen maskülenlik: Değişen normlar ve pratikler

Translated title of the contribution: Women and hegemonic masculinity in diplomacy: Changing norms and practices

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Abstract

Traditionally male-dominated, diplomacy has entered into a period of transformation with large numbers of women entering the profession. This article introduces the main contributions of the limited number of studies which analyses diplomacy from a gender perspective, and surveys the prevailing masculine norms in diplomacy through examples from different countries. Subsequently, the article discusses how a similar transformation is underway in Turkish diplomacy. Drawing on published memoirs and interviews of female diplomats, it is found that while masculine norms remain prevalent in Turkish diplomacy, they are also weakening gradually with higher numbers of Turkish female diplomats being promoted to prestigious posts.

Translated title of the contributionWomen and hegemonic masculinity in diplomacy: Changing norms and practices
Original languageTurkish
Pages (from-to)3-18
Number of pages16
JournalUluslararasi Iliskiler
Volume15
Issue number57
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2018
Externally publishedYes

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