Are Feminist Foreign Policy models building a Global Project? Is it based on a universal “feminist idealism” or a “Western” view of “modernization” to end systemic unequal power and oppressions? How is Mexico's FFP playing a part on this Global Hegemonic Project?
What racial, care and (de)colonial power dynamics are influencing FFP’s models creation and implementation in the Latin America region?
An interview with María Paulina Rivera Chávez, doctoral fellow at the University of Potsdam.
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