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Papers

(The median citation count of Feminist Review is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Trip Where you Stand: Towards Psychedelic Liberation	20
Exploring the Experiences of Women Social Entrepreneurs: Advancing Understandings of ‘Emotional Capital’ in Women-only Networks	12
Böwö: A Call to Re-examine Bride Price	12
Health work, not sex work: Situating Asian massage work as healing labour	10
Indeterminacies: Queer Tales of Love and Suffering	9
‘Pound Her Well Turn by Turn’: Examining Female Agency in Select South-Indian Tulu Folk Songs	7
online public shaming as a feminist practice for social change, a double-edged sword for fighting gender violence: the case of the ‘feminist funa’ in Chile	6
our bodies, our choices: reproductive justice and social embodiment	6
What women learn from TV crime drama	6
Interrupted Labour by Another Name: Resistance	5
when street protests meet feminist activism in the A4 Revolution	5
Not Just Slash: Transformation of Aesthetic Relations and Feminist Utopian Narratives in Chinese Gender-Switching Videos	5
reading with Simpson and Lindberg: re-membering kinshipties, layered bodies and visitation (w)rites	5
conversations, provocations, dialogues: collaborative thinking and writing at FR	4
a spiritually orientated (self-)care approach to human rights	4
Queering Assamese Bihu Festival Performance	4
‘Is not easy to walk with so much power in your flesh’: uses of the erotic in Tanya Shirley’s poetry	4
Wild Swimming Methodologies for Decolonial Feminist Justice-to-Come Scholarship	3
racialisation, illness and my father: three vignettes	3
five text-art pieces by Jessy Randall and Nicole Santalucia	3
Visible, invisible and in between: Stories of ESEA women in urban Scotland	3
Intersectionality and its discontents: On alliance, privilege and power	3
Watery Archives: Transoceanic Narratives in Andil Gosine’s Our Holy Waters, and Mine	3
Notes on a Terrestrial Performance of Outer Space	3
Embodying transborder feminist companionship and community-based research in the age of US–China geopolitical crises	3

the domestic workers’ strike: migrant women, social reproduction and contentious labour organising	2
Wrack Writing (Selections)	2
Sister to Sister: Developing a Black British Feminist Archival Consciousness	2
Valerie Solanas’ utopian world-building: Feminist poetics of anger and political violence in SCUM Manifesto (1967)	2
ALL THE WOMEN I KNOW	2
Mercy 258 ۲۵۸ رحیم and Zhavedan Dulha, دلہا جاودان	2
Meet Me in the Evening for a Kiss in Taksim Square	2
Mapping the Blues Women from margin to centre: A critical engagement with refusal in the Blues Women’s soundscape and landscape	2
‘For me, everything was about the continent’: Reimagining gender affects and collectivity through Daniela Catrileo’s Chilco (2023)	2
insurgent feminisms—women writing wars: mapping gendered trauma, un/learning generative utopias and the intersectional imperative	2
the Colombian Truth Commission’s work on reproductive violence: gendered victimhood and reproductive autonomy	1
Bodies that Matter: Partition Masculinity and the Transgender Archive in Qissa	1
A singing river on my tongue	1
a communal and intergenerational dialogue among Indigenous women leaders on decolonial feminist democracy in Ecuador	1
Cultural Impacts of Social Movements: Feminism within the Catholic Church in Spain	1
‘people who have abortions are our future’: abortion storytelling and the feminist imaginary	1
reimagining feminist futures through geographies of selves: a letter to the poetics of being and becoming	1
a terrible femininity: futures of radical uselessness	1
magpie poetry, magpie theory	1
inappropriate(d) difference: notes on transnational feminist encounters	1
introduction to Feminist Futures I: Dialogues Within	1
Understanding midlife single women’s care as radical	1
un/desirable encounters at the intersections of caste, class and religion	1
Whore Name	1
Asian massage work as erotic healing: Performance (auto)ethnography within Red Canary Song	1
Explorations in Sonic Creation: Feeling Elsewhere through Sincerely Queer Listening	1
Yes or Next: A Feminist’s Journey of Matchmaking in South Korea	1
One, Two, Three: A Tribute to Lin Yihan	1
Frequencies	1
Mythology and Reality TV: Storytelling and Feminist Agency in the Ramayana and The Real Housewives	1
a plea for rage and joy: Colombian feminist protests and their power for making utopia	1
‘Four (Single Parent) Women’: Emulating Nina Simone’s Storytelling for Critical Consciousness	1
‘Be Here Now’: feminist futures as present	1
How to Read Dr Betty Paërl’s Whip: Intersectional Visions of Trans/Gender, Sex Worker and Decolonial Activism in the Archive	1
Conversations Follow: Featuring Books by Omar Kasmani, Kareem Khubchandani and Elliot Powell	1
towards inclusivity: Dalit women’s representation in contemporary Telugu cinescapes	1
Indebted Adulthood in Queer Times	1
Thinking-with Decorator Crabs: Oceanic Feminism and Material Remediation in the Multispecies Aquarium	1
Elsewheres in Queer Hindutva: A Hijra Case Study	1
Resurrecting Jatayu: A Speculative Cinema and Role-Playing Game	1
the way home	1
Olive and me in the archive: a Black British woman in an archival space	0
fragments of a shared sisterhood	0
Summer, black	0
visual methods for desire and wonder in the digital heritage	0
the call	0
Collective listening across distance	0
Hope at the End of the World: Lessons from the Ocean	0
Uncanny Waters	0
Savarna Citations of Desire: Queer Impossibilities of Inter-Caste Love	0

introduction to Feminist Futures II: Unruly Beyonds	0
corrigendum to ‘The Colombian Truth Commission’s work on reproductive violence: gendered victimhood and reproductive autonomy’	0
SPIN_87	0
in defence of what’s there: notes on scavenging as methodology	0
Ocean Weaves: Reconfigurations of Climate Justice in Oceania	0
feminist activist ethnography through Arabic Twitter: fellowship as a method	0
‘Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s’: I, a black Brazilian woman in the fight against images of control	0
religious agency in Latin America’s hinterland	0
book review: Surrogate Humanity: Race, Robots, and The Politics of Technological Futures by Neda Atanasoski and Kalindi Vora AtanasoskiNedaVoraKalindi, Duke University P	0
stranger than fiction: that lying, conniving, disabled snitch … burn, burn, burn the witch!	0
Waves of Sisterhood	0
active listening and checking-in as feminist pedagogy against neoliberal university practice	0
consent practices in desire-based and beauty-affirming social science research	0
Safe Spaces for Refugee Women: Towards Cultivating Feminist Solidarity	0
Oceans	0
The agential cut and paste: Collaging feminisms	0
‘Liv Good’: dreaming the intersectionally just good life	0
regulating motherhood through markets: Filipino women’s engagement with microcredit	0
rematerialising Chinese feminism: socialist memories and new problematics	0
Companions Within and Singular Plurality II	0
From Elsewhere	0
do Czech Women Need ‘Gender’?: A Conceptual History of ‘Gender’ in Czechia	0
Everything I know about Sylvia Erike: Recurrence, imagination and the punctum	0
Black feminist thought is a glitch in the university matrix	0
Escaping the spectacle? Young women’s ambivalence to gender aesthetics on Xiaohongshu	0
Afrikaner nationalism and the light side of the colonial/modern gender system: understanding white patriarchy as colonial race technology	0
book review: The Gender Effect: Capitalism, Feminism, and the Corporate Politics of Development by Kathryn Moeller MoellerKathryn, University of California Press, Oaklan	0
reclaiming misandry from misogynistic rhetoric	0
Imagining maroon mayhem: A queer future manifesto	0
A wen-wu Approach to Male Teenage Chinese Sports Fans’ Heteronormative Interpretation of Masculinity	0
Black feminist texts, presences, methods: a dialogue	0
Ma … I have a Question for You	0
sexual ethics and lived experience: empowering sexual futures	0
Untitled and Untitled	0
A friend of one’s own	0
The Grammar of Belonging: Bodies, Borders and Kin in the Belarusian—Polish Border Crisis	0
‘Yeah, embrace your anger. Fuck them.’: using feminist collaborative autoethnography and an ethics of care to (re)imagine our position as disabled women in academic spaces during the COVID-19 pandemic	0
solidarity through mail-based participatory visual research: exploring queer and feminist futures through an art, activism and archiving project with 2SLGBTQ+ youth amidst COVID-19	0
book review: Going Stealth: Transgender Politics and U.S. Surveillance Practices by Toby Beauchamp BeauchampToby, Duke University Press, Durham, 2019, 208 pp., ISBN: 978	0
normalising power and engaged narrative methodology: refugee women, the forgotten category in the public discourse	0
Interview with Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley by Flatness for Feminist Review and Women’s Art Library, April 2021	0
atlantys	0
collaborative collaging	0
the revolution will not be exhausted	0
becoming-woman: exploring decolonial feminist possibilities with Bhawaiya folk songs of Bengal	0
Towards a postcolonial feminist philosophy of translation: On Gayatri Spivak’s critical transposition of Benjamin, Derrida and de Man	0
strategies to promote dignified and feminist academia: some collaborative reflections from Chile	0
Female Intimacies and The Sacred Rituals of Desire in Pakistan	0
collaging carceral entrapments and reorientating to the imagination	0
We All Are Feminists Now	0
SLUG	0
home care in the face of a pandemic	0
Methodological ‘Elsewheres’ in Queer Anthropology: A Conversation between Bob Offer-Westort and Shakthi Nataraj	0
Submersive Mermaid Tales: Speculative Storytelling for Oceanic Futures	0
‘a revolt within a revolt’: feminist political ideas in Chile’s social uprising	0
The Saint of Christopher Street: Marsha P. Johnson and the Social Life of a Heroine	0
Radicalising ‘Learning From Other Resisters’ in Decolonial Feminism	0
‘we are not like them’: reinventing modernity within tradition in the debates on female khatna / female genital cutting in India	0
‘Tell me what to do. Gabriel?’: gender hegemony in the film Far from the Madding Crowd (2015)	0
South Asia and Sexuality: Still \| Here	0