Political Theory Constructivism Questions
Constructivism views the role of gender in international politics as socially constructed and significant. It argues that gender norms and identities shape the behavior and interactions of states and non-state actors in the international system. Constructivists emphasize that gender is not biologically determined but rather a product of social and cultural processes. They highlight the importance of understanding how gender norms and power relations influence the formation of identities, interests, and norms in international politics. Constructivism also emphasizes the potential for change and the possibility of challenging and transforming gender hierarchies and inequalities in global politics.