The Transformative Potential of Feminist Foreign Policy: The Case of Sweden

Figures & data

Figure 1. Discursive Dimensions.

Table 1. Empirical Material.

No.	Author	Date	Mode	Location	Reference
1	Foreign office	11/13/2015	Policy document	Government Website	“Utrikesförvaltningens handlingsplan för feministisk utrikespolitik 2015–2018 med fokusområden för år 2016.” [The Foreign office’s action plan for Feminist Foreign Policy 2015–2018 with Focus Areas for 2016]
2	Foreign office	10/31/2017	Policy document	Government Website	“Sveriges feministiska utrikespolitik: Exempel på tre års genomförande.” [Sweden’s Feminist Foreign Policy: Examples from Three Years’ Implementation]
3	Wallström	11/28/2014	Speech	Stockholm	“Tal Vid Kvinna till Kvinnas Seminarium Om #femdefenders.” [Speech at Woman to Woman Seminar about #femdefenders]
4	Wallström	01/29/2015	Speech	Washington, DC	“Speech at United States Institute of Peace.”
5	Wallström	02/11/2015	Official statement	Swedish Parliament	”Regeringens deklaration vid 2015 års utrikespolitiska debatt i riksdagen onsdagen den 11 februari 2015.” [Statement of Government Policy in the Parliamentary Debate on Foreign Affairs, Wednesday, February 11, 2015]
6	Wallström	03/03/2015	Speech	Helsinki	“Speech at Helsinki University at the Swedish State Visit in Finland.”
7	Wallström	03/08/2016	Opinion piece	The Guardian	“Syria’s Peace Talks Need More Women at the Table.”
8	Wallström	10/26/2016	Speech	Tunis	“Speech on the Feminist Foreign Policy at IHEC.”
9	Wallström	02/15/2017	Official statement	Swedish Parliament	“Statement of Government Policy in the Parliamentary Debate on Foreign Affairs.”
10	Wallström	03/07/2017	Speech	Lund	“Tal Om Feministisk Utrikespolitik Vid Lunds Universitets 350-Årsjubileum.” [Speech about Feminist Foreign Policy at Lund University’s 350th Anniversary]
11	Wallström	11/22/2017	Speech	Hanoi	“Speech at Foreign Trade University.”