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Queer theory at the end of the world: what’s the point?
AuthorsPatrick J. Vernon; Momin Rahman; Alexander Stoffel; Malte Breiding; Caitlin Biddolph; Jamie J. Hagen
Affiliations1. University of Wolverhampton; 2. Trent University; 3. Queen Mary University of London; 4. Lund University; 5. University of Technology Sydney; 6. University of Manchester
Scandal in a “gender-neutral” military: mundane militarized masculinities and the limits of military exceptionalism in the Norwegian armed forces
AuthorsKathleen M. Jennings
Affiliations1. Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Equal ranks, unequal burdens: dual-officer families in NATO Sweden
AuthorsJenny Landberg; Frida Linehagen; Jenny Hedström
Affiliations1. Swedish Defence University; 2. King’s College London
Transformational change for gender justice: a framework of perceptions from Timor-Leste
AuthorsSara Niner; Deborah Cummins
Affiliations1. Monash University; 2. Bridging Peoples
Beyond state immunity: feminist interventions in international law and survivor-centered justice in the Comfort Women v. Japan rulings
AuthorsChloe Minkyoung Kwak
Affiliations1. University of Connecticut
Security sector reform in Uganda: a critical-feminist analysis of defense and police reform, patriarchy and militarization
AuthorsMaike Messerschmidt
Affiliations1. University of the Bundeswehr Munich
Contemporary Chinese colonial paternalism and the hypocrisy of US far-left denialism
AuthorsDibyesh Anand
Affiliations1. University of Westminster
Beyond backsliding: tracing the roots of Polish gender troubles with democracy in transition-era reproductive policies
AuthorsJulia Pałejko; Conny Roggeband
Affiliations1. University of Amsterdam
Invisible lives: narratives of undocumented Congolese women in (post)colonial Belgium
AuthorsTaïbou Sal
Affiliations1. KU Leuven
Rejoinders and response: Zehra F. Kabasakal Arat’s “What’s in a name? Reclaiming Third World feminism for epistemic and transnational justice”
AuthorsZehra F. Kabasakal Arat; Chandra Talpade Mohanty; Ranjoo Seodu Herr
Affiliations1. University of Connecticut; 2. Syracuse University; 3. Bentley University
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