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Womanhood & International Relations

Natalia A. Bonilla Berrios

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Frequency: 1 episode/12d. Total Eps: 199

Womanhood and International Relations is a weekly podcast created by Natalia A. Bonilla Berrios to explore the intersection of feminist theory from a personal to an international level.

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204. Nicko Nogués: Algoritmos y Arquitectura de la VGFT

Monday, August 10, 2026 • Duration 44:53

Are digital masculinities being radicalized or commodified by social media platforms? How much of Technology-Facilitated Gender Based Violence is a result of human or machine amplified decisions?

To what extent do algorithms impact our identities and the cultural or advocacy groups we choose to join, are unconsciously drawn into, or find ourselves being pitted against?

In what ways has the evolution of the internet, apps, and social media platforms mined or eroded our offline human rights, civil rights and sovereignty?

A new interview conducted in the Spanish language with Nicko Nogues, director of Instituto para el Desarrollo de las Masculinidades Anti-Hegemonicas.

For the full C.A.R.A. research in the English language please visit: Paper: Relational Risk in Recommendation Systems: Evidence from a 45-day Instagram Field Study and Implications for EU Platform Oversight

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143. Roundtable: Countering Militarized Masculinities for Feminist Peace
190. Dr. William T. Armaline on The Crisis of Human Rights in the Age of Global Capitalism

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202. Kurt Warner on How Idol Worship Undermines Democracy

Tuesday, September 2, 2025 • Duration 01:07:39

Are citizens evolving into fans or merely behaving like it?

Does the worship of political figures, celebrities, pop culture or sports idols reflecting a deeper cultural shift in how people engage with democracy and its values?

How does the creation and following of idols, and the emotional investment they evoke, affecting the mental health of individuals and collectives?

Is the fixation on seemingly superficial cultural phenomenons, such as tv programming, famous celebs or child-like items like dolls mirroring back to us how unsafe and restrictive political discourse and freedom of speech have become?

What are the economic ideologies running, advertently or not, behind these figures and the media narratives that sustain them?

How and why do "the masses" willingly surrender so much of their power, effectively infantilizing themselves in the process?

An interview with Kurt Warner, psychotherapist, LCSW, and author of the book “False Idols: How Diversion is Destroying Democracy”.

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91. Dr. Paul Slovic & Dr. Scott Slovic on the Science Behind the Limits of Compassion
165. Rachel Winny on the Rise of Disinformation & Conflict Escalation
190. Dr. William T. Armaline on The Crisis of Human Rights in the Age of Global Capitalism
192. Nicole Steward on Radical Self-Care for Changemakers

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201. Dr. Bruna Soares de Aguiar: El Branding de las PEF en Latinoamérica y Brasil

Thursday, August 21, 2025 • Duration 01:28:22

Are feminist foreign policy models from the Global South being constrained by unequal power dynamics?

To what extent must they conform their design and implementation to norms or expectations set by Global North states in order to be recognized as legitimate? Why some ffps in Latin America are falling for the allure of the “branding” because of a secure hegemonic bet that discourages deep and meaningful structural reforms?

What can we learn from Sweden’s FFP model implementation in Bolivia? In what ways do decolonial feminist perspectives from Latin America expose the enduring legacies of colonialism and the presence of a double patriarchy that may shape the current and future adoption of feminist foreign policies in the region?

Why does Brazil, under Lula da Silva’s Administration, serve as a compelling example of these tensions and contradictions?

A new interview conducted in the Spanish language with Dr. Bruna Soares de Aguiar, Coordenadora de Projetos do

Observatório de Política Externa Inclusiva in Brazil and author of the new book Política Externa Feminista como Branding Governista.

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Ep. 9 Marissa Conway on How Feminist Foreign Policies is Transforming World Affairs
Ep. 47 Isabella Esquivel Ventura on Mexico's FFP
Ep. 130 Alice Ridge and Liz Gill-Atkinson on FFP Research in Australia and the Global South
Ep. 149. Kirthi Jayakumar on Anticolonialism in International Relations
Ep. 189. María Paulina Rivera Chávez on How Mexico's FFP is Part of a Global Project

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200. Ivana Feldfeber: IA y Justicia Abierta en Argentina

Sunday, August 10, 2025 • Duration 45:10

What challenges and opportunities does AI presents for States and Peoples? How can the data from our online and offline lives be coded and used to support or threaten our livelihoods? What are feminist perspectives to the responsible uses of AI? What social phenomenons caused the heavy reliance on AI and what can we expect or prepare for in the future?

A new interview conducted in the Spanish language with Ivana Feldfeber, executive director of Observatorio Data Género and founder of the open justice software AymurAI.

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190. Dr. William T. Armaline on The Crisis of Human Rights in the Age of Global Capitalism
196. Rebecca Irby on Rethinking Nuclear Deterrence & Youth Action for Peace

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199. Wala Mohammed and Sadia Kidwai on The Impact of War and Displacement on Young Sudanese Women

Thursday, July 31, 2025 • Duration 51:03

How the significant loss of caregivers, education and financial opportunities alongside the trauma related to war, displacement and pre-existing health conditions has affected many young Sudanese women?

In this interview with Wala Mohammed, co-director of Hopes & Actions Foundation and Sadia Kidwai, Advocacy Officer at ⁠Women’s Refugee Commission⁠, we examined both the shared and distinct experiences of young Sudanese refugees and displaced women across Egypt, Chad, West Kordofan, and Uganda.

Join us in this exploration, ⁠follow us on LinkedIn, subscribe to our Substack and⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ subscribe to our podcast newsletter community here.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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190. Dr. William T. Armaline on The Crisis of Human Rights in the Age of Global Capitalism
193. Devon Cone on USAID Funding Freeze: A Worldwide Setback for Refugee Women
194. Melanie Nezer on The Impact of U.S. Immigration Orders on Displaced Women and Girls

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Futures on Hold: How War and Displacement Are Impacting Young Sudanese Women (report)
In Her Own Words: Voices of Sudan (report)
Overburdened and Under Siege: Women in Sudan's War (webinar)

198. The Human-Matrix Web

Friday, June 20, 2025 • Duration 49:15

How Are Media, AI and Technologies Altering Human Relations and World Affairs Today? How has our increasing exposure, consumption and engagement with international news throughout the decades changed our perception of ourselves, our relations with others and the current and future state of the world?

Is the hyper-mediatization of Politics and International Relations, in this new era of global digital algorithms, new weapons and AI machine learning, fragmenting human connection and eroding Individuals and States’ sense of power and quest for peace and justice?

Beyond the perils of manufacturing of consent for conflict and wars and the weaponization of information, are humans (even those in political and economic power positions) willingly becoming utilitarian and transactional versions of themselves to survive the violence in the online and offline world?

Is the world today reflecting back to us a Human-Matrix divide?

Join us in this exploratio⁠⁠⁠n, follow us on LinkedIn ⁠⁠⁠and⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ subscribe to our podcast newsletter community here.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

If you want to support our independent work and learn more in community, subscribe to our podcast’s Substack today.

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26. Kimberly Loh on Compassionate Conversations
36. Dr. Roudabeh Kishi on Mapping Political Violence
86. Chloé Meulewaeter on Global Military Spending & Demilitarization Efforts
91. Dr. Paul Slovic & Dr. Scott Slovic on the Science Behind the Limits of Compassion
98. Elaine Briere on How & Why Colonial Powers Want to Control Haiti
143. Roundtable: Countering Militarized Masculinities for Feminist Peace

197. The Apprentice: What Male Leaders Project and Suppress for Power

Thursday, May 1, 2025 • Duration 54:30

How do masculine understandings of power shape the public personas of male leaders?

How do they cultivate masculine energy traits, repressing feminine energy expressions internally but seeking them externally in the forms of bodies, territories, nations or States?

How nuanced are the concepts of “strength” and “weakness” in human relations, particularly in leadership and decision-making within domestic and foreign affairs?

A gender lens film review of The Apprentice (2024).

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23. Hegemonic Masculinity and Hegemonic Femininity in World Politics

44. Denormalizing the Concept of "Statesmen": A First Look into Masculinities in IR

71. The Masculine/Feminine National Cultures Index

142. Psychology in International Relations

150. Healing Our Inner/Outer Masculine & Feminine Imbalances

166. Hypermasculinity & Hyperfemininity on States

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