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Feminist approaches to IR have introduced the concept of “gender” as an indispensable means for analyzing the interactions between states in the international framework. However, in spite of these efforts to construct a better IR theory, feminist analysis has had little impact on international politics. As a matter of fact, policymakers and decision-makers are still inclined to dismiss the ideas of feminists to a great extent. Furthermore, it is observed that women’s roles in the creation and sustainability of international politics are still considered as insignificant issues not worthy of investigation (Tickner, 1992; True, 2001; 2003; Hutchings, 2008).