Affilia-Feminist Inquiry in Social Work

Papers
(The TQCC of Affilia-Feminist Inquiry in Social Work is 3. 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Book Review: Leftover women: The resurgence of gender inequality in China35
Who Do We Call “Creepy?”: Sex Workers’ Relationships as Targets of Intimate Intervention34
Book Review: Period: The real story of menstruation29
Book Review: The cunning of gender violence: Geopolitics & feminism21
Book Review: Women in educational leadership and community building: Voices from across the globe17
Book Review: Practising Feminism for Social Welfare: A Global Perspective15
“Art Saved my Life”: Revitalizing Affilia's Poetry and Creative Works in a Time of Socio-Political Transition14
Black Women's Physical, Mental, and Sexual Health in the Criminal Legal System: Influences of Victimization, Healthcare Access, and Living Conditions12
Relational Cultural Theory and Intervention Approaches with Adolescent Girls: An Integrative Review11
“He Offered to Buy Me a Sundress”: Experiences of Harassment and Discrimination Within the Context of Social Work Academic Conferences10
Reproductive Justice, Bodily Autonomy, and State Violence10
Book Review: Gendered vulnerabilities and violence in forced migration: The Rohingya from Myanmar SalehinM. M. (2024). Gendered vulnerabilities and violence in forced migration: The Rohingya from Myan9
Between Care and Catastrophe: The Dual Burden of Female Social Workers in Gaza During Genocide9
Teaching Resistance: Trans Lives and Feminist Solidarities9
Book Review: Wisdom from the Edge: Writing Ethnography in Turbulent Times PaulStoller. (2023). Wisdom from the Edge: Writing Ethnography in Turbulent Times. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press. 204 p8
Transgender Lived Experience in Social Work: A Critical Discourse Analysis8
Book Review: When rape goes viral: Youth and sexual assault in the digital age GjikaA. (2024). When rape goes viral: Youth and sexual assault in the digital age. University of California Press. Paperb8
Book Review: Anti-oppressive social work practice and the carceral state8
Latinas Experiences with Sexual Satisfaction, Pleasure and Desire: An Exploratory Qualitative Study8
Book Review: Everyday Violence: The Public Harassment of Women and LGBTQ People7
Understanding the Trajectories of Women who use Violence Through an Intersectional Feminist Analysis7
Book Review: Just care: Messy entanglements of disability, dependency, and desire7
Book Review: Birthing a movement: Midwives, law, and the politics of reproductive care7
From “Papito Corazón” to Economic Hardship: An Intersectional Analysis of Child Support Debt among Low-Income Mothers in Chile7
Epistemic Peerhood in Trans Social Work Research7
Editing the Binary: CRISPR, Intersex Erasure, and the Feminist Ethics of Social Work6
Taking Care at Work: Gender, Coping, and Anti-Violence Work During COVID-196
Too Muslim to Be a Feminist and Too Feminist to Be a Muslim? Locating Lived Experiences of Feminism and Muslimness in Social Work Academe6
Understanding the Structural Oppression of Sex Workers: Toward Informing Social Work from an Irish Standpoint6
The Closure of Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI): Implications for Sex Work and Social Work6
Perspectives of Male Service Providers on Responding to Intimate Partner Violence in Rural Zimbabwe: Findings From Qualitative Interviews5
Assessing Animal-Assisted Intervention Research Literature Through the Lens of Critical Disability Theory: A Critical Literature Review5
An Interwoven Narrative: Academic Mothers in the Pandemic Context5
Economic Empowerment for Enhanced Health Equity: A Qualitative Study of Women Living with HIV in Wakiso District, Uganda5
Book Review: Feminist spiritualities DeckmanJ. R. (2023). Feminist spiritualities. State University of New York Press. Paperback. ISBN: 9781438493411. $33.94. 171 pages.5
Book Review: Dissenting Social Work: Critical Theory, Resistance, and Pandemic5
Spaces of Survival and Resistance: Psychogeographies Amid the Ongoing Genocide of Gaza5
Uncovering the Transformative Labor in Black Women's Community Work5
Book Review: Red chilli pickle and moonlit terraces: The making of Indian woman hood4
Social Work in a Post- Dobbs World: The ‘Adoption Fallacy’, Decolonization, and Reproductive Justice4
El paquete and el varejón: Women's Material Cultures of Care Under El Salvador's Carceral State of Exception4
Book Review: Rethinking gender inequalities in organizations DickP. (2024). Rethinking gender inequalities in organizations. Edward Elgar Publishing. Hardback. 206 pages. $108.00, ISBN: 9781802207378.4
Finding Freedom and Connection in Arts-Based Collaborative Autoethnography4
Book Review: Leftover women in China: Understanding legal consciousness through intergenerational relationships LiuQ. (2025). Leftover women in China: Understanding legal consciousness through interge4
From the Ground up: Revisiting Social Reproduction and the Political Economy of the U.S. Welfare State With Mimi Abramovitz4
Muslim Women in Conflict: Analysis of Socio-Legal Challenges of Survivors of Enforced Disappearances in Kashmir4
Critical Feminism Under Critical Conditions: Violence, Silence, and Resistance4
Revisiting Empowerment Through Critical Praxis: Perspectives of Front-Line Workers Supporting Refugee Women Experiencing Gendered Violence in Australia3
Women and Housing After the Lismore Floods (Australia) – A Relational Rights-Based Approach3
Book Review: Restorative justice and family violence: Peacemaking by Pennell, J. PennellJ. (2025). Restorative justice and family violence: Peacemaking. 3
Book Review: Gendered domestic violence and abuse in popular Culture3
Disrupting the Harm of Echo Chambers: Promoting a Feminist Pedagogy of Social Change and “Calling-in”3
Book Review: Understanding abuse in young people's intimate relationships: Female perspectives on power control and gendered social norms3
From the Welfare State to the Carceral State: Whither Social Reproduction?3
On the Domestication of Queer Within Social Work: Reflections from One Queer Social Work Instructor/Student3
Regulating Emotion, Regulating Selves: A Critique of the Emotion Regulation Discourse in Psychotherapy3
Book Review: Trans and gender diverse ageing in care contexts: Research into practice TozeM., WillisP., & Hafford-Letchfield. (Eds.). (2024). Trans and gender diverse ageing in care contexts: Rese3
Book Review: Violence never heals: The lifelong effects of intimate partner violence for immigrant women3
Book Review: Looking through the speculum: Examining the women's health movement HouckJudith A. (2024). Looking through the speculum: Examining the women's health movement. The University of Chicago P3
Campus Sexual Violence and the Cost of Protecting Institutions: Carceral Systems and Trans Student Experience3
“Wow, That's Our Grandma!”: The Responses and Perspectives of Family Members of Taiwanese “Comfort Women” Survivors Regarding Their Public Disclosures3
Book Review: The Vegetarian HanK. (2015). The Vegetarian. Hogarth. 188 pages. $21.00 (hardcover). ISBN: 9780553448184.3
Unyielding: Words Under Fire3
Navigating Dating Violence: An Intersectional Analysis of Agency Among Young Iranian Immigrant Women3
Homelessness and Intimate Partner Violence: Women's Experiences With Accessing Formal Support Services and the Impact of Their Intersecting Identities3
Book Review: Menopause transitions and the workplace: Theorizing transitions, responsibilities and interventions BeckV., & BrewisJ. (Eds.). (2024). Menopause transitions and the workplace: Theoriz3
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