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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. As countries and powerful companies compete in a new space race, humanitys future is being decided right now and women are being left out.Outer space, once imagined as a global commons of cooperation and discovery, is increasingly seen as a warfighting domain. Privatisation and patriarchy are concentrating wealth and power among a broligarchy of entrepreneurs looking to the stars to manifest their earthly destiny.Elise Stephenson led world-first research into gender in the space sector across more than 80 countries. In Space XX, she talks to almost 1000 pioneering women, men, trans and non-binary people from astronauts to engineers to ethicists from Australias first female astronaut to its Space Agent One, from the US Space Force to NASA uncovering a story of inequality, exclusion and denigration of women in STEM. She also charts a better way forward: practical, evidence-based ideas for a world that allows all humanity to flourish, informed by First Nations, feminist and futures thinking.Back in the 1960s, the Moon landing became one small step for man. More than 60 years on, humanity is preparing to go back and farther than ever before. What part will women play? Compelling and urgent, Space XX exposes the stakes of our extraterrestrial trajectory and argues that a more inclusive future can and must be fought for. The Hidden Figures of the modern space industry: inside the fight for equality on this planet and the next. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. As countries and powerful companies compete in a new space race, humanitys future is being decided right now and women are being left out.Outer space, once imagined as a global commons of cooperation and discovery, is increasingly seen as a warfighting domain. Privatisation and patriarchy are concentrating wealth and power among a broligarchy of entrepreneurs looking to the stars to manifest their earthly destiny.Elise Stephenson led world-first research into gender in the space sector across more than 80 countries. In Space XX, she talks to almost 1000 pioneering women, men, trans and non-binary people from astronauts to engineers to ethicists from Australias first female astronaut to its Space Agent One, from the US Space Force to NASA uncovering a story of inequality, exclusion and denigration of women in STEM. She also charts a better way forward: practical, evidence-based ideas for a world that allows all humanity to flourish, informed by First Nations, feminist and futures thinking.Back in the 1960s, the Moon landing became one small step for man. More than 60 years on, humanity is preparing to go back and farther than ever before. What part will women play? Compelling and urgent, Space XX exposes the stakes of our extraterrestrial trajectory and argues that a more inclusive future can and must be fought for. The Hidden Figures of the modern space industry: inside the fight for equality on this planet and the next. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. As countries and powerful companies compete in a new space race, humanitys future is being decided right now and women are being left out.Outer space, once imagined as a global commons of cooperation and discovery, is increasingly seen as a warfighting domain. Privatisation and patriarchy are concentrating wealth and power among a broligarchy of entrepreneurs looking to the stars to manifest their earthly destiny.Elise Stephenson led world-first research into gender in the space sector across more than 80 countries. In Space XX, she talks to almost 1000 pioneering women, men, trans and non-binary people from astronauts to engineers to ethicists from Australias first female astronaut to its Space Agent One, from the US Space Force to NASA uncovering a story of inequality, exclusion and denigration of women in STEM. She also charts a better way forward: practical, evidence-based ideas for a world that allows all humanity to flourish, informed by First Nations, feminist and futures thinking.Back in the 1960s, the Moon landing became one small step for man. More than 60 years on, humanity is preparing to go back and farther than ever before. What part will women play? Compelling and urgent, Space XX exposes the stakes of our extraterrestrial trajectory and argues that a more inclusive future can and must be fought for. The Hidden Figures of the modern space industry: inside the fight for equality on this planet and the next. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Foreign services globally are undergoing fundamental and rapid gendered change, spurred on by shifting social and governance norms and even the adoption of an explicit feminist foreign policy in some stages. For some, this has resulted in women's rapidly increasing representation at the frontlines of global governance. Yet, compounded by COVID-19, a rise in right-wing misogyny and extremism, and sometimes archaically slow-moving institutions, progress is marred bywomen's continued, entrenched under-representation in leadership and devastating challenges that have increased in recent years. Women remain frequently side-lined, marginalized, under-valued, andoverlooked in international affairs. In short, international affairs has a gender problem, and remains one of the worst-performing sectors of the state.After studying women's leadership and gender relations across four international affairs agencies spanning diplomacy, defense, national security, policing, and intelligence, The Face of the Nation contributes empirical data from the last 30+ years on women's representation in a leading case context--Australia--tounderstand the disconnect between pockets of progress and undercurrents of resistance. Australia is a global leader in terms of representation of women and policy supports for gender equality in governance.Yet, Australia also demonstrates how deeply gendered, racialized, and heteronormative international institutions remain. Through in-depth interviews with almost 80 global leaders, including with Australia's first female prime minister, Julia Gillard, and first female foreign minister, Julie Bishop, this book delivers a much-needed Intersectional Feminist Institutionalist approach to trace the evolution of inequalities in international affairs and interrogate why women still remainunder-represented in international affairs. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Gender and Diplomacy | Critical Junctures, Innovations and Future Research Directions | Elise Stephenson (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | xvii | Englisch | 2026 | Springer | EAN 9783031830662 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.…