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A Future for Intersectional Black Feminist Technology Studies

Noble argues for Black feminist technology studies, showing how search, platforms, and digital infrastructures reproduce racialized and gendered power rather than operating as neutral tools.

  • Black Feminist Technology Studies
  • Digital Feminism
  • Black Feminism
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Exploring the Contours of African Sexualities: Religion, Law and Power

Sylvia Tamale analyzes how colonial law, organized religion, nationalism, and contemporary politics manufacture supposedly timeless African sexual norms and police nonconforming bodies.

  • African Feminism
  • Sexuality
  • Queer Theory
27

Land as Pedagogy: Nishnaabeg Intelligence and Rebellious Transformation

Simpson rethinks education through Nishnaabeg knowledge, centering land, story, embodied practice, relational accountability, and Indigenous resurgence.

  • Indigenous Feminism
  • Land-Based Education
  • Indigenous Sovereignty
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Reproductive Justice

Luna and Luker review reproductive justice through law and society scholarship, showing how the framework reshapes research on reproductive rights, health, intersectionality, movements, and state power.

  • Reproductive Justice
  • Reproductive Rights
  • Legal Reform
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Decolonizing Feminism: Challenging Connections between Settler Colonialism and Heteropatriarchy

Arvin, Tuck, and Morrill challenge feminist theory to confront settler colonialism, Indigenous sovereignty, heteropatriarchy, land, and the colonial relations that can be reproduced through knowledge production.

  • Indigenous Feminism
  • Decolonial Feminism
  • Settler Colonialism
30

What Do Women Want? A Critical Mapping of Future Directions for Arab Feminisms

What do women want? A critical mapping of future directions for Arab Feminisms

Mervat Hatem maps Arab feminist debates beyond a single program, asking how changing states, generations, movements, and transnational agendas shape the authority to say what women want.

  • Arab Feminism
  • Feminist Theory
  • Political Participation
31

Ecofeminism Revisited

Ecofeminism Revisited: Rejecting Essentialism and Re-Placing Species in a Material Feminist Environmentalism

Gaard responds to anti-essentialist critiques of ecofeminism and argues for retaining its ability to connect gender, race, class, colonialism, species, and environmental justice.

  • Ecofeminism
  • Feminist Political Ecology
  • Environmental Justice
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Virtue and Vulnerability

Virtue and Vulnerability: Discourses on Women, Gender and Climate Change

Arora-Jonsson critiques two recurring climate narratives: women as especially vulnerable and women as naturally more virtuous environmental actors.

  • Climate Justice
  • Feminist Political Ecology
  • Gender Politics
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A Stranger Silence Still

A Stranger Silence Still: The Need for Feminist Social Research on Climate Change

MacGregor critiques the absence of feminist social analysis in climate change research and calls for attention to power, subjectivity, care, consumption, and political agency.

  • Climate Justice
  • Feminist Political Ecology
  • Environmental Justice
34

Love and Gold

Hochschild explains global care chains through the story of a Filipina migrant nanny: wealthy countries receive care while sending communities absorb care drain and emotional displacement.

  • Care Economy
  • Migration
  • Domestic Labor
35

Introduction to Security Studies: Feminist Contributions

Sjoberg surveys how feminism reshapes security studies by shifting attention from states and war alone to bodies, everyday violence, gender order, wartime sexual violence, and global power.

  • Feminist Security Studies
  • Militarism
  • War and Peace
36

From Rights to Justice: Women of Color Changing the Face of US Reproductive Rights Organizing

Zakiya Luna analyzes how women of color organizations pushed US reproductive rights organizing from individual choice and legal rights toward an intersectional reproductive justice framework.

  • Reproductive Justice
  • Women of Color Feminism
  • Reproductive Rights
37

The Sexual Politics of the New Abolitionism

A key article on how anti-trafficking politics links sexuality, markets, morality, and punitive state power.

  • Carceral Feminism
  • Anti-Sexual Violence
  • Sex Worker Rights
38

Eroticism, Sensuality and ‘Women’s Secrets’ Among the Baganda

Sylvia Tamale examines Baganda women’s erotic knowledge as a contested archive shaped by female instruction, colonial morality, religion, commodification, and feminist struggles over pleasure.

  • African Feminism
  • Sexuality
  • Bodily Autonomy
39

Globalization and the Increase in Transnational Care Work: The Flip Side

Pyle analyzes the growth of transnational care work through globalization and social reproduction, showing how nursing, domestic work, intimate labor, and migration regimes form part of the global economy rather than private arrangements outside it.

  • Migration
  • Care Economy
  • Globalization
40

The Nature of Gender: Work, Gender, and Environment

Drawing on community forestry in Nepal, Nightingale shows gender not as a fixed identity but as a process produced through labor, embodiment, affect, ecological practice, and power.

  • Feminist Political Ecology
  • Environmental Justice
  • Ecofeminism
41

Native American Feminism, Sovereignty, and Social Change

Andrea Smith connects Native feminism with sovereignty, anti-violence organizing, anti-colonial struggle, and social transformation, challenging separations between feminism and Indigenous nationhood.

  • Indigenous Feminism
  • Indigenous Sovereignty
  • Anti-Sexual Violence
42

Feminist Disability Studies

Garland-Thomson maps feminist disability studies as a field, showing how disability reshapes feminist questions about bodies, staring, normalcy, dependency, and public life.

  • Feminist Disability Studies
  • Disability Justice
  • Ableism
43

The Continuum of Violence: A Gender Perspective on War and Peace

Cockburn places domestic, street, nationalist, military, and postwar gendered violence on a single continuum, challenging the false separation of war/peace and public/private harm.

  • Feminist Security Studies
  • War and Peace
  • Militarism
44

Nego-Feminism: Theorizing, Practicing, and Pruning Africa’s Way

Obioma Nnaemeka theorizes African feminist agency through negotiation, give-and-take, and the strategic navigation of institutions rather than a universal script of confrontation.

  • African Feminism
  • Feminist Theory
  • Decolonial Feminism
45

Transnational Migration: Bringing Gender In

Pessar and Mahler move migration studies away from neutral accounts of households or labor flows toward a gendered analysis of power, asking how transnational spaces shape resources, obligations, belonging, and agency.

  • Migration
  • Transnational Feminism
  • Gender Politics
46

As Good As It Gets: Queer Theory and Critical Disability

McRuer connects queer theory and critical disability studies, arguing that compulsory able-bodiedness and heteronormativity jointly produce normal bodies, normal desires, and acceptable life.

  • Crip Theory
  • Ableism
  • Disability Justice
47

Beyond Identity: Feminism, Identity and Identity Politics

This influential 2000 article critiques both Judith Butler's theory of the subject and the practice of identity politics in feminism. Hekman proposes a middle ground between modern and postmodern conceptions of the subject while arguing for removing identity from the political realm entirely. The paper challenges fundamental assumptions about how feminism organizes politically around identity categories.

  • Feminist Theory
  • Identity Politics
  • Postmodern Feminism
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But the empress has no clothes! Some awkward questions about the 'missing revolution' in feminist theory

This provocative 2000 article challenges the state of contemporary feminist theory, arguing that while feminist epistemology, methodology and ethics have undergone revolutionary transformation, feminist theory remains trapped within parallel structures to mainstream/malestream social theory. Stanley and Wise call for a fundamental feminist autocritique and the development of feminist metatheory.

  • Feminist Theory
  • Academic Feminism
  • Feminist Literary Criticism