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What are the external and internal factors influencing the advocacy for a Feminist Foreign Policy model in India? How are gender and postcolonial perspectives on the history of the state affecting the implementation of international assistance programs and domestic politics quotas? 

A commentary on the latest Kubernein Initiative 2021 report "Understanding the Feminist Foreign Policy: A view from India" and several other conversations on how to implement this model on the country.

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Recommended readings of this episode: 

• Download the Kubernein report: Understanding the Feminist Foreign Policy: A view from India
• Why India needs a ‘feminist’ foreign policy 
• India Must Move Towards a Feminist Foreign Policy
• Why India Should Adopt a Feminist Foreign Policy Framework
• Opinion – A Feminist Foreign Policy for India: Where to Turn?
• Instagram - Women in International Relations/India 
• Download the IWDA report: From Seeds to Roots: Trajectories towards Feminist Foreign Policy in the Global South