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Based on a conception of foreign policy as a discursive practice in accordance with the post-structuralist research agenda in the discipline of International Relations (IR), this chapter lays out the analytical framework deployed in the book in order to seize and interpret the gendered narratives within the particular military discourse of so-called perception management and to grasp the implications for and of its offers of identification.
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© 2013 Elgin Medea Brunner
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Brunner, E.M. (2013). Making Gender Tangible in Military Discourse. In: Foreign Security Policy, Gender, and US Military Identity. Gender and Politics Series. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137296849_3
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