Annika Bergman Rosamond
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1242574 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Annika Bergman Rosamond |
| NOMBRES | Annika Bergman |
| APELLIDO | Rosamond |
| FIRMA | ROSAMOND A B |
| AFILIACIONES | Lund University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7526-819X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 105 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2013 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Svensk feministisk utrikespolitik och digital diplomati
Sveriges feministiska utrikespolitik (FUP) som bedrevs mellan 2014 och 2022 innebar en mer strategisk förankring och kommunikation av landets statsfeministiska tradition och rättviseengagemang i världspolitiken. Betoningen på jämställdhet mellan könen som grund för utrikespolitiken byggde i hög grad på FN:s agenda för kvinnor, fred och säkerhet (KFS). Digital diplomati och sociala medier, som vid tiden för FUP:s lansering etablerats som centrala …
The protection of cultural property in times of armed conflict
Cultural heritage rests on imaginings of a shared humanity transcending national dividing lines. However, cultural heritage sites are frequently targeted in war. In this article I show that the politics of cultural protection is marked by tensions and contestations. A key argument is that the protection of cultural heritage in armed conflict is a militarised practice that is informed by notions of protection that are broadly western-centred and m…
The Scottish Government’s Feminist Approach to International Relations. Is It Feminist? Is It Fair
In 2023 the Scottish Government (SG) released its position paper Feminist Approach to International Relations (FAIR). While the SG initially used the label feminist foreign policy (FFP) that label has shifted in favour of an approach that better reflects Scotland’s constitutional status. This article has two research aims. First, it aims to assess the extent to which FAIR could contribute to a “fairer, greener” and gender-just world? And, second,…
Sweden, Nato and the gendered silencing of feminist foreign policy
Sweden was the first state to adopt a Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP) in 2014, drawing on its state feminist tradition and support for the United Nations' Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda. Yet following the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and Sweden's move to seek NATO membership—abandoning its policy of non-alignment—a gendered silence on FFP pervaded. Significantly, this therefore predated the official abandonment of…
Digital Celebrity Diplomacy in the UN Security Council Elections
The 2020 UN Security Council ( SC ) elections concluded during a historical period defined by the global COVID -19 pandemic. As officials scrambled to organise a socially distanced election, the final stage of the campaigns was forced into the digital realm. To bolster candidate states’ chances of being elected to the SC , digital diplomacy became the primary mode of communication. Here we focus on the SC campaigns of Canada, Ireland and Kenya, w…
Digital Norm Contestation and Feminist Foreign Policy
This article examines the role of digital norm contestation in feminist foreign policy (FFP). It analyzes how states that participate in digital diplomacy are involved in challenging and resisting norms, values and expectations related to feminist positionings in the digital environment. The article presents an analytical framework for the study of digital norm contestation and conducts an empirical case study of Sweden as the first country in th…
Caring feminist states? Paternalistic feminist foreign policies and the silencing of Indigenous justice claims in Sweden and Canada
Caring feminist states?Paternalistic feminist foreign policies and the silencing of
The digital storytelling of feminist foreign policy
This article interrogates the digital storytelling of Sweden’s feminist foreign policy. Drawing on scholarship on state feminism and digital diplomacy, it shows how digital platforms offer opportunities to reproduce narratives of state feminism through storytelling. We propose that digital diplomacy is used to advance feminist foreign policy through emotional sense-making that requires the telling of personal stories. The article provides a narra…
Gender, Climate Breakdown and Resistance
In this article we examine the future of human rights by looking at how ‘authoritarianism’, in its multifaceted forms and manifestations, intersects with existing discourses on climate change, environmental protection, populism and ‘gender deviance’. By adopting an intersectional lens, we interrogate the emergence of the right to a healthy environment and reflect on whether it will help against the double challenge faced by human rights: of clima…
The ethics and politics of world heritage
This article explores the ethics of world heritage (WH) through a cosmopolitan lens. It proposes that cosmopolitanism provides fertile ground for the study of WH, in particular if combined with sensitivity to distinct indigenous ethical and political claims. Underpinning my article is the question of whether the politics of WH, despite its peaceful and universalist intensions, obscures local disputes and subaltern voices. The empirical emphasis i…
Cosmopolitanism and individual ethical reflection - the embodied experiences of Swedish veterans
This article aims to enable a conversation between cosmopolitan thought, with focus on individual ethical experiences and reflections, and research on embodied military experiences. While we derive our ethical reasoning from cosmopolitanism, we concede that it lacks sensitivity to individuals’ other-regarding reflections and acts. Moreover, it does not sufficiently problematize the ways in which cosmopolitan deliberations are mediated in consider…
Nato's strategic narratives
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Nato's strategic narratives
Angelina Jolie's high-profile visit to NATO in 2018 signals a move to brand the alliance's strategic narrative within the language of celebrity through engagement with popular culture. The partnership represents a significant change in the alliance's approach to global security. It also builds on a shift in NATO's self-narrative through the advocacy of gender justice related to the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda. Rather than fading into t…
Neoliberal Turns in Global Humanitarian Governance
In this article we seek to extend recent debates on how the promotion of self-reliance through vocational training and entrepreneurship has become the new neoliberal mantra among refugee-supporting agencies, policymakers and humanitarian actors. More specifically, we do so in the context of corporate and celebrity-endorsed humanitarian partnerships and initiatives that single out refugee women and girls. Informed by postcolonial feminist scholars…
Populism, Ontological Insecurity and Gendered Nationalism
This article proceeds from a critical analysis of gendered narratives of nationhood as manifested in far-right populist politics and discourses in response to major security challenges. We focus on how such narratives exemplify gendered nationalism and inform the discourses of populist political leaders and their followers, with a particular focus on the USA and the UK. We proceed from an engagement with the ontological security literature to sho…
Swedish Feminist Foreign Policy and “Gender Cosmopolitanism”
Gender justice and equality have risen to prominence in the constitution of foreign and security policy. This article locates the analysis of feminist foreign policy (FFP) within the wider context of Sweden's state feminist tradition as well as its pursuit of “gender cosmopolitanism” in global politics. Both “gender cosmopolitanism” and Sweden's state feminist tradition provided fertile ground for the formal adoption of FFP in 2014. The article e…
Theorising feminist foreign policy
A growing number of states including Canada, Norway and Sweden have adopted gender and feminist-informed approaches to their foreign and security policies. The overarching aim of this article is to advance a theoretical framework that can enable a thoroughgoing study of these developments. Through a feminist lens, we theorise feminist foreign policy arguing that it is, to all intents and purposes, ethical and argue that existing studies of ethica…
Political Legitimacy and Celebrity Politicians
After Tony Blair resigned as the United Kingdom’s prime minster in June 2007, he was appointed as the official envoy of the Quartet on the Middle East. His appointment was marred with controversy not the least with regard to his suitability for the role and his performance as peace envoy, with many observers questioning his ethical credentials. The EU along with the US, Russia and the UN make up the Quartet and funded Blair’s office until 2012. W…
Cosmopolitan militaries and dialogic peacekeeping
Feminist security studies (FSS) scholarship advocates the analysis of women’s war experiences and narratives to understand conflict and military intervention. Here we add a non-great power focus to FSS debates on the gendered discourses of military interventionism. We zoom in on Danish and Swedish women soldiers’ reflections on their involvement in the ISAF operation in Afghanistan. Their stories are deconstructed against the backdrop of their st…
The digital politics of celebrity activism against sexual violence
Social and digital media are central to the constitution and conduct of foreign and security policy and notions of global obligation. Thus, digital popular cultural artefacts are serious sites of enquiry. This chapter begins by situating celebrity humanitarianism within contemporary debates on world politics and popular culture. It identifies a close relationship between popular culture, international politics and celebrity humanitarianism and we…
The Scandinavian International Society by Laust Schouenborg
Världskändisar, kosmopolitism och internationell politik
Protection beyond Borders
Sweden's self-identity is that of a state sensitive to the protection of women's rights and security, within and across borders. This process is here defined as one of gender cosmopolitanism, which rests on a dual commitment to the protection of women. The piece is informed by an understanding of national borders as porous social constructs, the juridical significance of which can be set aside in consideration of the needs of distant other women.…
Populism, Ontological Insecurity and Gendered Nationalism
This article proceeds from a critical analysis of gendered narratives of nationhood as manifested in far-right populist politics and discourses in response to major security challenges. We focus on how such narratives exemplify gendered nationalism and inform the discourses of populist political leaders and their followers, with a particular focus on the USA and the UK. We proceed from an engagement with the ontological security literature to sho…
Theorising feminist foreign policy
A growing number of states including Canada, Norway and Sweden have adopted gender and feminist-informed approaches to their foreign and security policies. The overarching aim of this article is to advance a theoretical framework that can enable a thoroughgoing study of these developments. Through a feminist lens, we theorise feminist foreign policy arguing that it is, to all intents and purposes, ethical and argue that existing studies of ethica…
Cosmopolitan militaries and dialogic peacekeeping
Feminist security studies (FSS) scholarship advocates the analysis of women’s war experiences and narratives to understand conflict and military intervention. Here we add a non-great power focus to FSS debates on the gendered discourses of military interventionism. We zoom in on Danish and Swedish women soldiers’ reflections on their involvement in the ISAF operation in Afghanistan. Their stories are deconstructed against the backdrop of their st…
Swedish Feminist Foreign Policy and “Gender Cosmopolitanism”
Gender justice and equality have risen to prominence in the constitution of foreign and security policy. This article locates the analysis of feminist foreign policy (FFP) within the wider context of Sweden's state feminist tradition as well as its pursuit of “gender cosmopolitanism” in global politics. Both “gender cosmopolitanism” and Sweden's state feminist tradition provided fertile ground for the formal adoption of FFP in 2014. The article e…
Protection beyond Borders
Sweden's self-identity is that of a state sensitive to the protection of women's rights and security, within and across borders. This process is here defined as one of gender cosmopolitanism, which rests on a dual commitment to the protection of women. The piece is informed by an understanding of national borders as porous social constructs, the juridical significance of which can be set aside in consideration of the needs of distant other women.…
Caring feminist states? Paternalistic feminist foreign policies and the silencing of Indigenous justice claims in Sweden and Canada
Caring feminist states?Paternalistic feminist foreign policies and the silencing of
Sweden, Nato and the gendered silencing of feminist foreign policy
Sweden was the first state to adopt a Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP) in 2014, drawing on its state feminist tradition and support for the United Nations' Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda. Yet following the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and Sweden's move to seek NATO membership—abandoning its policy of non-alignment—a gendered silence on FFP pervaded. Significantly, this therefore predated the official abandonment of…
Cosmopolitanism and individual ethical reflection - the embodied experiences of Swedish veterans
This article aims to enable a conversation between cosmopolitan thought, with focus on individual ethical experiences and reflections, and research on embodied military experiences. While we derive our ethical reasoning from cosmopolitanism, we concede that it lacks sensitivity to individuals’ other-regarding reflections and acts. Moreover, it does not sufficiently problematize the ways in which cosmopolitan deliberations are mediated in consider…
Digital Norm Contestation and Feminist Foreign Policy
This article examines the role of digital norm contestation in feminist foreign policy (FFP). It analyzes how states that participate in digital diplomacy are involved in challenging and resisting norms, values and expectations related to feminist positionings in the digital environment. The article presents an analytical framework for the study of digital norm contestation and conducts an empirical case study of Sweden as the first country in th…
The digital storytelling of feminist foreign policy
This article interrogates the digital storytelling of Sweden’s feminist foreign policy. Drawing on scholarship on state feminism and digital diplomacy, it shows how digital platforms offer opportunities to reproduce narratives of state feminism through storytelling. We propose that digital diplomacy is used to advance feminist foreign policy through emotional sense-making that requires the telling of personal stories. The article provides a narra…
Gender, Climate Breakdown and Resistance
In this article we examine the future of human rights by looking at how ‘authoritarianism’, in its multifaceted forms and manifestations, intersects with existing discourses on climate change, environmental protection, populism and ‘gender deviance’. By adopting an intersectional lens, we interrogate the emergence of the right to a healthy environment and reflect on whether it will help against the double challenge faced by human rights: of clima…
Nato's strategic narratives
Angelina Jolie's high-profile visit to NATO in 2018 signals a move to brand the alliance's strategic narrative within the language of celebrity through engagement with popular culture. The partnership represents a significant change in the alliance's approach to global security. It also builds on a shift in NATO's self-narrative through the advocacy of gender justice related to the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda. Rather than fading into t…
Political Legitimacy and Celebrity Politicians
After Tony Blair resigned as the United Kingdom’s prime minster in June 2007, he was appointed as the official envoy of the Quartet on the Middle East. His appointment was marred with controversy not the least with regard to his suitability for the role and his performance as peace envoy, with many observers questioning his ethical credentials. The EU along with the US, Russia and the UN make up the Quartet and funded Blair’s office until 2012. W…
Digital Celebrity Diplomacy in the UN Security Council Elections
The 2020 UN Security Council ( SC ) elections concluded during a historical period defined by the global COVID -19 pandemic. As officials scrambled to organise a socially distanced election, the final stage of the campaigns was forced into the digital realm. To bolster candidate states’ chances of being elected to the SC , digital diplomacy became the primary mode of communication. Here we focus on the SC campaigns of Canada, Ireland and Kenya, w…
Nato's strategic narratives
An abstract is not available for this content. As you have access to this content, full HTML content is provided on this page. A PDF of this content is also available in through the ‘Save PDF’ action button
The Scandinavian International Society by Laust Schouenborg
Världskändisar, kosmopolitism och internationell politik
Protection beyond Borders
Sweden's self-identity is that of a state sensitive to the protection of women's rights and security, within and across borders. This process is here defined as one of gender cosmopolitanism, which rests on a dual commitment to the protection of women. The piece is informed by an understanding of national borders as porous social constructs, the juridical significance of which can be set aside in consideration of the needs of distant other women.…
The digital politics of celebrity activism against sexual violence
Social and digital media are central to the constitution and conduct of foreign and security policy and notions of global obligation. Thus, digital popular cultural artefacts are serious sites of enquiry. This chapter begins by situating celebrity humanitarianism within contemporary debates on world politics and popular culture. It identifies a close relationship between popular culture, international politics and celebrity humanitarianism and we…
Cosmopolitan militaries and dialogic peacekeeping
Feminist security studies (FSS) scholarship advocates the analysis of women’s war experiences and narratives to understand conflict and military intervention. Here we add a non-great power focus to FSS debates on the gendered discourses of military interventionism. We zoom in on Danish and Swedish women soldiers’ reflections on their involvement in the ISAF operation in Afghanistan. Their stories are deconstructed against the backdrop of their st…
Political Legitimacy and Celebrity Politicians
After Tony Blair resigned as the United Kingdom’s prime minster in June 2007, he was appointed as the official envoy of the Quartet on the Middle East. His appointment was marred with controversy not the least with regard to his suitability for the role and his performance as peace envoy, with many observers questioning his ethical credentials. The EU along with the US, Russia and the UN make up the Quartet and funded Blair’s office until 2012. W…
Theorising feminist foreign policy
A growing number of states including Canada, Norway and Sweden have adopted gender and feminist-informed approaches to their foreign and security policies. The overarching aim of this article is to advance a theoretical framework that can enable a thoroughgoing study of these developments. Through a feminist lens, we theorise feminist foreign policy arguing that it is, to all intents and purposes, ethical and argue that existing studies of ethica…
Neoliberal Turns in Global Humanitarian Governance
In this article we seek to extend recent debates on how the promotion of self-reliance through vocational training and entrepreneurship has become the new neoliberal mantra among refugee-supporting agencies, policymakers and humanitarian actors. More specifically, we do so in the context of corporate and celebrity-endorsed humanitarian partnerships and initiatives that single out refugee women and girls. Informed by postcolonial feminist scholars…
Populism, Ontological Insecurity and Gendered Nationalism
This article proceeds from a critical analysis of gendered narratives of nationhood as manifested in far-right populist politics and discourses in response to major security challenges. We focus on how such narratives exemplify gendered nationalism and inform the discourses of populist political leaders and their followers, with a particular focus on the USA and the UK. We proceed from an engagement with the ontological security literature to sho…
Swedish Feminist Foreign Policy and “Gender Cosmopolitanism”
Gender justice and equality have risen to prominence in the constitution of foreign and security policy. This article locates the analysis of feminist foreign policy (FFP) within the wider context of Sweden's state feminist tradition as well as its pursuit of “gender cosmopolitanism” in global politics. Both “gender cosmopolitanism” and Sweden's state feminist tradition provided fertile ground for the formal adoption of FFP in 2014. The article e…
Nato's strategic narratives
An abstract is not available for this content. As you have access to this content, full HTML content is provided on this page. A PDF of this content is also available in through the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Nato's strategic narratives
Angelina Jolie's high-profile visit to NATO in 2018 signals a move to brand the alliance's strategic narrative within the language of celebrity through engagement with popular culture. The partnership represents a significant change in the alliance's approach to global security. It also builds on a shift in NATO's self-narrative through the advocacy of gender justice related to the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda. Rather than fading into t…
The digital storytelling of feminist foreign policy
This article interrogates the digital storytelling of Sweden’s feminist foreign policy. Drawing on scholarship on state feminism and digital diplomacy, it shows how digital platforms offer opportunities to reproduce narratives of state feminism through storytelling. We propose that digital diplomacy is used to advance feminist foreign policy through emotional sense-making that requires the telling of personal stories. The article provides a narra…
Gender, Climate Breakdown and Resistance
In this article we examine the future of human rights by looking at how ‘authoritarianism’, in its multifaceted forms and manifestations, intersects with existing discourses on climate change, environmental protection, populism and ‘gender deviance’. By adopting an intersectional lens, we interrogate the emergence of the right to a healthy environment and reflect on whether it will help against the double challenge faced by human rights: of clima…
The ethics and politics of world heritage
This article explores the ethics of world heritage (WH) through a cosmopolitan lens. It proposes that cosmopolitanism provides fertile ground for the study of WH, in particular if combined with sensitivity to distinct indigenous ethical and political claims. Underpinning my article is the question of whether the politics of WH, despite its peaceful and universalist intensions, obscures local disputes and subaltern voices. The empirical emphasis i…
Cosmopolitanism and individual ethical reflection - the embodied experiences of Swedish veterans
This article aims to enable a conversation between cosmopolitan thought, with focus on individual ethical experiences and reflections, and research on embodied military experiences. While we derive our ethical reasoning from cosmopolitanism, we concede that it lacks sensitivity to individuals’ other-regarding reflections and acts. Moreover, it does not sufficiently problematize the ways in which cosmopolitan deliberations are mediated in consider…
Digital Celebrity Diplomacy in the UN Security Council Elections
The 2020 UN Security Council ( SC ) elections concluded during a historical period defined by the global COVID -19 pandemic. As officials scrambled to organise a socially distanced election, the final stage of the campaigns was forced into the digital realm. To bolster candidate states’ chances of being elected to the SC , digital diplomacy became the primary mode of communication. Here we focus on the SC campaigns of Canada, Ireland and Kenya, w…
Digital Norm Contestation and Feminist Foreign Policy
This article examines the role of digital norm contestation in feminist foreign policy (FFP). It analyzes how states that participate in digital diplomacy are involved in challenging and resisting norms, values and expectations related to feminist positionings in the digital environment. The article presents an analytical framework for the study of digital norm contestation and conducts an empirical case study of Sweden as the first country in th…
Caring feminist states? Paternalistic feminist foreign policies and the silencing of Indigenous justice claims in Sweden and Canada
Caring feminist states?Paternalistic feminist foreign policies and the silencing of
Sweden, Nato and the gendered silencing of feminist foreign policy
Sweden was the first state to adopt a Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP) in 2014, drawing on its state feminist tradition and support for the United Nations' Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda. Yet following the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and Sweden's move to seek NATO membership—abandoning its policy of non-alignment—a gendered silence on FFP pervaded. Significantly, this therefore predated the official abandonment of…
Svensk feministisk utrikespolitik och digital diplomati
Sveriges feministiska utrikespolitik (FUP) som bedrevs mellan 2014 och 2022 innebar en mer strategisk förankring och kommunikation av landets statsfeministiska tradition och rättviseengagemang i världspolitiken. Betoningen på jämställdhet mellan könen som grund för utrikespolitiken byggde i hög grad på FN:s agenda för kvinnor, fred och säkerhet (KFS). Digital diplomati och sociala medier, som vid tiden för FUP:s lansering etablerats som centrala …
The protection of cultural property in times of armed conflict
Cultural heritage rests on imaginings of a shared humanity transcending national dividing lines. However, cultural heritage sites are frequently targeted in war. In this article I show that the politics of cultural protection is marked by tensions and contestations. A key argument is that the protection of cultural heritage in armed conflict is a militarised practice that is informed by notions of protection that are broadly western-centred and m…
The Scottish Government’s Feminist Approach to International Relations. Is It Feminist? Is It Fair
In 2023 the Scottish Government (SG) released its position paper Feminist Approach to International Relations (FAIR). While the SG initially used the label feminist foreign policy (FFP) that label has shifted in favour of an approach that better reflects Scotland’s constitutional status. This article has two research aims. First, it aims to assess the extent to which FAIR could contribute to a “fairer, greener” and gender-just world? And, second,…
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