Routledge International Handbook of Feminisms and Gender Studies: Convergences, Divergences, and Pluralities

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
List of figures and tables
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Feminisms and gender studies: Convergences, divergences, and pluralities
PART I: Feminisms and gender studies across the globe
	1. A commentary written during “dark” times: The state of the art of gender, feminist, and women’s studies in Brazil
	2. Activism and gender studies in Argentina: From brave pioneers to mass participation
	3. Feminisms and gender studies in Portugal: History, context, and tensions
	4. The institutionalisation of gender studies in Germany and German-speaking countries
	5. The Czech feminist scene: Times of diffusions and convergences
	6. The patient is still more alive than dead: The thorny path of the development of gender studies in Russia
	7. Teaching the “F” word: The dynamics of gender and feminist studies in the HEIs in Albania
	8. Women and gender studies at Makerere University: Embracing advances and confronting reversals
	9. Facing the state: Mapping the transformations of the Iranian women’s movements over four decades
	10. Conceptualising and practising crosscultural gender equality education: The GEST Programme at the University of Iceland
PART II: Theoretical debates, tensions and controversies in feminist and gender studies
	11. More-than-human feminisms
	12. Rainbow laces and safe spaces: Queer theory, feminist scholarship and higher education
	13. Broken promises? Trans recognition and the gender order
	14. Re-imagining South African women’s and gender studies in dialogue with decolonial feminist struggle
	15. Doing interdisciplinarity in Swedish gender studies: Challenges and intellectual excitement
	16. The skin of the feminist decolonial scholar: Gender studies and the arts
	17. Critical studies on men and masculinities: Enduring debates, institutionalisation processes, divergences, and challenges
	18. Antigenderist attacks on gender studies: How to respond?
PART III: Challenging topics on gender research: Reflections, dilemmas, and plurality of views
	19. “Girly girls” and “raw girls”: Young femininities, gender, and heterosexuality
	20. Putting theory into practice through feminist interactive research methods
	21. The precarious worlds of pornography
	22. Being a Trojan horse: Rethinking solidarity in student politics of the Fallist Movement in South Africa
	23. Racialising Al-Ajnabiya: On Whiteness and conversion in Jordan
	24. Examining changes in gender-based violence prevention policies: Critical discourse analysis in the Turkish political context
	25. The story of rings: A case study in transnational feminist organising
Index