外交玻璃悬崖:女性代表与外交的衰落

IF 0.9 Q3 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Elise Stephenson
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摘要

历史上第一次,澳大利亚外交中的女性在领导层中拥有平等或近乎平等的代表性,而她们所代表的机构在资金、足迹和地位方面正在缩小。即使只是政策重点的自然转变,这种外交“玻璃悬崖”也会产生特定的性别影响。事实上,“强硬”的军国主义机构——资金和声望的流动地——仍然是澳大利亚国际事务中的性别阻力区。这篇文章结合了定性访谈分析以及四个案例机构的性别代表性和机构资金的定量纵向数据,认为女性正在获得外交领导职位,而外交的相对权力、影响力和资金正在减少。它有助于妇女领导力研究,发现妇女在领导力方面增加的机会因此受到她们所获得的机构地位下降或性质缩小的限制。
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The Diplomatic Glass Cliff: Women’s Representation and Diplomacy’s Decline
For the first time in history, women in Australian diplomacy have equal or near-equal representation in leadership whilst the institution they represent is shrinking — in funding, footprint and status. Even if simply a natural shift in policy priorities, this diplomatic ‘glass cliff’ has specifically gendered effects. Indeed, ‘hard’ militaristic agencies — where funding and prestige flow — remain pockets of gender resistance in Australian international affairs. This article employs a combination of qualitative interview analysis as well as quantitative longitudinal data on gender representation and agency funding across four case agencies to argue that women are gaining positions of diplomatic leadership just as diplomacy’s relative power, influence and funding decreases. It contributes to women’s leadership research in finding that women’s increased opportunities in leadership are therefore constrained by the declining status or shrinking nature of the institution to which they are gaining access.
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Hague Journal of Diplomacy
Hague Journal of Diplomacy INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS-
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