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Barricades at the Ivory Tower: The University as a Site of Struggle
Eman Abdelhadi
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Creditworthy Women: Enforcing Entrepreneurial Femininity in a Microcredit Market
Kristen McNeill
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Necropolitics, “White War,” and Feminism on the Buffer Periphery of Europe: An Interview
Maria Mayerchyk et al.
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Under Watchful Eyes: Gendered Surveillance and Control in Correctional Officers’ Disciplinary Narratives of Incarcerated Women
Szilvia D. Biro et al.
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Psychopathic Relations and the Super-Patriarch
Roderick A. Ferguson
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The Economic Penalty of Gender Nonconformity Among Sexual Minorities
Eiko Hiraoka Strader & Sonny Nordmarken
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How Decolonial Feminism Can Disrupt End-Times Fascism
Sylvanna M. Falcón
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Hunger and the Palestinian Womb
Sarah Ihmoud
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Masculine and Violent Temporalities: Examining the Legacies of Men’s Unwanted Sexual Experiences
Carl Bonner-Thompson et al.
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Feminist Futures for Authoritarian Times: Introduction to the Symposium
Sharmila Rudrappa & Patricia Richards
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On Survival
Choman Hardi
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Imagining Feminist Futures and Reproductive Justice in Dystopian Times
Bárbara Sutton
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The Myth of the Academic Social Contract
Karma R. Chávez
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“The Only Way to Survive is by Taking Care of One Another”: Grace Lee Boggs on the Feminist Revolution From Below
Scott Kurashige
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A Critical Sister: Public Authority and the Role and Position of the Karen Women’s Organisation, Myanmar
Naw Pe The Law et al.
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Book Review: Birth Behind Bars: The Carceral Control of Pregnant Women in Prison By Rebecca M. Rodriguez Carey Birth Behind Bars: The Carceral Control of Pregnant Women in Prison. By Rodriguez CareyRebecca M.New York: New York University Press, 2025, 264 pp., $30 (paper; e-book), $89.00 (cloth).
Lauren Diamond-Brown
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Book Review: Biotechnologies and Reproductive Agency: An Ethnography of Solo Motherhood in Spain and the United Kingdom , By Ana Bravo-Moreno Biotechnologies and Reproductive Agency: An Ethnography of Solo Motherhood in Spain and the United Kingdom. By Bravo-MorenoAna. London: Routledge, 2025, 186 pp., $190.00 (hardback); $61.99 (e-book); $56.99 (paperback).
Alina Paczesna
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Book Review: Get It Out: On the Politics of Hysterectomy By Andréa Becker Get It Out: On the Politics of Hysterectomy. By BeckerAndréa. New York, NY: New York University Press, 2025, 195 pp., $89.00 (cloth); $28.00 (paper); $20.00 (e-book).
Katherine Mason
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Book Review: Crafting Marriages: Palestinian American Women Transforming Gender Boundaries By Enaya Hammad Othman Crafting Marriages: Palestinian American Women Transforming Gender Boundaries. By OthmanEnaya Hammad. Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 2025, 280 pp., $54.95 (hardcover; eBook).
Tahseen Shams
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Book Review: #MeToo and the Politics of Transnational Feminism: An Anthology , Edited by Chaitanya Lakkimsetti and Vanita Reddy #MeToo and the Politics of Transnational Feminism: An Anthology. Edited by LakkimsettiChaitanyaReddyVanita. New York: New York University Press, 2025, 232 pp., $40 (hardcover); $28 (eBook).
Iqra Shagufta Cheema
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