Hannah Partis-Jennings is a lecturer in International Relations in the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics at Queens University Belfast, UK. Her research and publications are located within feminist security studies and critical military studies with an additional focus on reproductive justice activism and storytelling as feminist political practice.

Clara Eroukhmanoff is a senior lecturer in International Relations in the School of Law and Social Sciences at London South Bank University, UK. Her current research lies at the intersection of feminist writing in International Relations, gender, and foreign policy, with a particular focus on French feminist diplomacy, US declinism, the remasculinisation of international politics and anti-genderism, and Trumpism.

PART 1: Methods, Metrics, and Impact of Feminist Policymaking 1. Advocating for Feminist Economic Policies: A Practitioner's Story from the Frontline 2. From Havana to Bogota: The Indicators for Measuring the Implementation of the Gender Perspective of the Colombian Peace Agreement with the FARC Guerrilla 3. Female Victimhood, Political Agency, and Global Feminist Interventions: A Critical Perspective of International Gender Mainstreaming in the Tunisian Transitional Justice PART 2: Feminist Foreign Policy and the State 4. What is Feminist Foreign Policy? Interrogating a Developing Idea Across Five National Contexts 5. The Abandonment of Sweden's Feminist Foreign Policy: Militarism and Gendered Nationalism 6. Troubling French Feminist Diplomacy with the National Context 7. Feminist Foreign Policy in India: Looking Inwards Matters PART 3: Feminist Policymaking and the International 8. Relationality and 'the International': Rethinking Feminist Foreign Policy 9. Early Women Envoys of India: Looking for Blueprints of Feminist Foreign Policy 10. Towards a Feminist Defence Policy? Challenges for Feminist Foreign Policy PART 4: Rethinking Feminist Policymaking 11. Abortion Storytelling as Feminist Policy(un)making 12. A View into the Fray: Lived Testimony of Minorities in the UK Peace, Security and Foreign Policymaking Fields 13. Feminist Demands for Equal Distribution of Power and Resources: The Case for Tax Justice as Central to Addressing the Elephant in the Room of Feminist Policymaking 14. Decolonising Feminist Policymaking: Interrogating Western and Liberal Feminisms' Dominance in Feminist Policy Spaces Conclusion: Can 'Feminist' Policymaking Deliver a More Just World?