Journal of Gender Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Gender Studies is 1. 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 2021-10-01 to 2025-10-01.)
ArticleCitations
Feminist media makers in the San Francisco Bay area75
The (m)other-daughter relationship in McCurdy’s I’m glad my mom died : codependency, anorexia nervosa, and self dis(re)covery38
Mapping climate insecurity, activism and queerness19
The pathology of desire in Daphne du Maurier’s short stories17
Locating vulnerable masculinities among childfree men in urban India17
Nevertheless, they persisted. feminist activism and the politics of crisis in Northern Ireland16
Buzzfeed’s ‘celebrities reading thirst tweets’: examining the sexualization of men and women in the #MeToo era16
Books Received Journal of Gender Studies vol. 34 no 214
‘We’re respectful boys … we’re not misogynistic!’: analysing defensive, contradictory and changing performances of masculinity within young men’s in-person and digitally mediated homosocial spaces14
Hartazgo: #YoTeCreo as an expression of digital feminist activism in Venezuela14
Intersectionality and decolonisation in contemporary British crime fiction13
Paid to care: domestic workers in contemporary Latin American culture13
Examining peer mentoring with women who experience multiple and complex disadvantage: a feminist ethical model of practice12
Honouring Jo Woodiwiss11
Social mobilization in wartime Ukraine: the connection between gender identity, national unity, and societal transformation11
“I’m not a saint”: divine motherhood at the intersection of single adoption and disability11
Changing workplace patterns in Saudi Arabia: a gender lens11
Factors shaping women’s political participation in Pakistani society: an in-depth exploration10
Representations of Gender categorizations: Examining the ways that young people re-curate gender in an urban science art gallery9
Towards a decolonial feminist intervention: ethics and perspectives of Françoise Vergès9
How privilege affects reactions to men’s femininity9
Remembering through #LetUsTalk: an affective archive narrating Iranian women´s everyday trauma and resistance habits9
Journal of Gender Studies, vol 30 no 6 - Books Received List8
Muslim women negotiating their identity in the era of the Muslim ban8
Editorial8
(Pseudo)Intellectualizing social conservatism: a critical account of anti-gender politics in Kerala, India8
Halal sex with trans girls: on pleasure marriages and Transphilia in the Shi’i anglosphere8
Exploring gender-inclusive approaches in Turkish disaster risk management: insights from decision-makers, service providers, and NGOs8
‘There is power in the cry of a woman’: the approach of African women with disabilities to leadership8
Crypto dad and the primal horde: the gendered psychodynamics of regulating cryptocurrencies7
EU civil society funds in Turkey and Serbia: promoting inclusion, creating epistemic exclusion7
Gender roles in online advertising7
Living gender in diverse times7
Towards a transformative memory of wartime sexualized violence? The ‘violence and gender’ exhibition at Dresden’s military history museum of the army7
An investigation of gender bias in Mauritanian secondary schools English textbooks: towards more equal representation6
‘You are safe. You are not alone:’ gender and Social Support Coping (SSC) in public safety personnel6
Books Received, Journal of Gender Studies, Vol 32, no. 25
Books Received, Journal of Gender Studies , vol. 34, no. 75
“I don’t want to be the Muslim lesbian idol”: experiences of queer women from Muslim backgrounds in Catalonia5
A genealogy of the gentleman: women writers and masculinity in the eighteenth century, by5
Feminist fandom: media fandom, digital feminisms, and Tumblr 5
(Breaking out of) heteropatriarchal lockdown: Wendy Delorme’s Viendra le temps du feu5
TheMahatmaand the eunuch:brahmacharyaeducation in Gandhian nationalism5
The evolving experiences and impacts of divorce for women living in Palestine: a mixed-method narrative analysis5
A femvertising campaign always #LikeAGirl: video responses and audience interactions on YouTube5
Inner and outer beauty: exploring female beauty in contemporary China5
Books Received, Journal of Gender Studies , vol. 34, no. 65
Navigating vulnerabilities: an autoethnography of a female Chinese PhD returnee’s job-seeking journey in an age of uncertainty4
Reflexivity, ethics and accountability: facilitators working for gender transformation with boys and men4
Visibility, Inclusion, and exclusion: three generations of Russian-Israeli women journalists4
Sexual and reproductive rights on the Flemish political agenda: a case study of menstrual health4
The allure of traditional life: on becoming a tradwife4
“Let her talk”: leadership challenges for Brazilian creative women4
A qualitative study of women care professionals’ experiences in social service non-profit organizations in Israel4
Masculinities in Chinese boys’ love stories: female imaginations, market forces and state influence4
Makeup as a postfeminist masquerade: understanding the impact of beauty tutorial engagement on young Chinese women’s appearance satisfaction4
“The fuss is only just beginning”: Jordan Peterson and the mainstreaming of anti-gender ideology4
Poe and women: recognition and revision4
‘It just feels really nice when people call me by my name’: accounts of gender euphoria among Australian trans young people and their parents4
Logging into the rehearsal stage: a study on how young transgender men use Facebook to rehearse masculinity4
Weaponized humor and militarized masculinity: the role of memes in far-right discourse on the Russo-Ukrainian war4
Editorial3
Curating the Ama museum for Taiwanese comfort women: a humanistic approach to traumatic memory and healing3
Duct-taped X: gender and the ‘ethically enabling conditions’ of creative-activism on pre-teen peer cultures3
“Did you just say I was lit ?” Transgender and non-binary youth doing gender; resisting cisnormativity in South African schools3
The pragmatic ideal: Mary Field Parton and the pursuit of a progressive society3
Unspeakable and hidden: intimate partner sexual violence against married women in Pakistan3
Stigmatizing feminism in nationalist discourse: a critical discourse analysis of a Chinese anti-feminist online forum3
Masculinities and teaching in primary schools: exploring the lives of Irish male teachers3
Destigmatizing kinks: alien erotica in Netflix’s sex education3
‘Gender troubles’ in researching violence towards LGBTQ+ people: a case study from Italy3
Editorial3
Targeted for being women and reporting on the presidency: gendered-based violence against female journalists by populists in office3
Female sexuality in modernist fiction: literary techniques for making women artists3
‘The culture is disgusting’ : analysing continuities and differences in experiences and perceptions of youth rape culture through cross-generational testimonies online3
Gender and social policy in middle-income countries: comparative welfare regime analysis of fiscal policies3
Does the pandemic have a gender? An exploratory study about the Perceived Impact of COVID-19 measures on women and men in Ukraine and Belarus3
‘All the same under the skin’: representations of class and gender in Michel Faber’s Under the Skin3
Policing sexuality? Corpus linguistic perspectives to ‘government’ in homosexuality narratives on Nigerian twitter2
‘No less of a woman’: examining the (invisible) life of childfree women academics during the COVID-19 pandemic2
Masculine nations, queer bodies and the in/visibilities of gender2
‘At first it was about me … now it’s not about me at all’: self-care and care for the other in the women-led online sobriety movement2
‘You just have to learn to play the game’: survival, resentment and resignation in women academics’ narratives of precarity2
Gender equality in higher education and research2
Gender and power in the ivory tower: sexual harassment in graduate supervision in China2
Intimate partner violence and pregnancy during the COVID-19 pandemic2
Hands towards the right: UK gender–critical feminism and right-wing coalitions2
Feminism as world literature2
LGBTIQ+ asylum and religion: individual faith, community belonging, and divine advocacy2
Books Received Journal of Gender Studies2
Of wife guys and family defenders: Towards a typology of 21st century celebrity husbands2
Mapping transgender studies in Portugal: a systematic search and narrative review2
Sojourning as a wife, a mother and a daughter: a critical autoethnography of a Vietnamese doctoral student in New Zealand2
Gendering democracy: feminist parliamentary responses to opposition against gender equality2
Making disaster safer: a gender and vulnerability approach2
Young people’s constructions of gender norms and attitudes towards violence against women: a critical review of qualitative empirical literature2
Intersecting inequalities: (re)producing the marginalized other2
Of boys and men: why the modern male is struggling, why it matters, and what to do about it2
Mapping gendered affects: an inquiry into student feelings on entry to an Australian selective STEM high school2
Ideals and realities: Chinese singleton daughters negotiating family size preferences and migrant motherhood in Spain2
Fears of white population decline: the politics of race, gender, reproductive justice, and white supremacy in the US2
Editorial2
Feminism(s) in the Age of COVID-19 and beyond: creativity, resilience and resistance2
Everyday precarity, oblique hostility and gendered liveability among Malaysian transgender men2
Pirate care: acts against the criminalization of solidarity2
From below the glass ceiling: female perspectives in the world of advertising2
Exploring Christian Lutheran theological framings that shape men’s perpetration of domestic violence through pastor perspectives2
The impacts of COVID-19 on the women heading their households in Iran2
Decolonial ecofeminism: a paradigmatic contribution to critical research of gender, ecology and coloniality2
The menopausal subject at work: gendered embodiment and neoliberal management in the UK2
Muscularity and femininity: no longer a contradiction?2
Editorial2
Listen to my story: personal narratives as resistance discourses in obesity treatment online communities2
“I’m a female-PhD and I’m married”: resisting gender stereotypes of female PhDs on Zhihu2
‘What’s in a name?’ The discursive construction of gender identity over time2
Infamous bodies: early black women’s celebrity and the afterlives of rights2
¡No estamos solas! Epistolary feminist spaces and the pandemic in Josephine Landertinger Forero’s 2020 writing and filmmaking2
Intersecting inequalities: towards a critical discursive approach1
The queer art of history: queer kinship after fascism The queer art of history: queer kinship after fascism , by Jennifer V. Evans, Durham, NC, Duke University Press, 201
Young people’s digitally-networked bodies: the changing possibilities of what a gendered body can be, do and become online1
Unpacking women’s work during the COVID-19 pandemic in India: a feminist analysis of mainstream print media1
Subaltern testimonies: gender-based violence and mediated activism1
Hybrid masculinity in early childcare: a qualitative study of a Ghanaian municipality1
Resistance and compliance: exploring the interplay of visual acts, subjectivity, and power dynamics in women’s fitness culture1
Sexuality securitized: how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine reconfigures (anti-)LGBTQ politics in Eastern Europe1
Knitting the in_visible: data-driven craftivism as feminist resistance1
Talking science and feminism1
Unpaid care labour in India: a feminist and intersectional analysis of lived experiences1
”I became very interested in writing and creativity as ways of connecting with people”: an Interview with Juliet Jacques1
(Re)producing sex/gender normativities: LGB alliance, political whiteness and heteroactivism1
Social control in women’s pursuit of secondary education in Kathmandu, Nepal: ‘if I can’t sign my name, I can’t maintain my privacy.’1
‘It’s my only hour of quiet’: the women’s online book club on ‘domestic noir’ during the COVID-19 pandemic1
The aesthetics of nostalgia TV: production design and the boomer era1
Editorial1
“If it was my account with my name, I would be scared for my life”: queer online sex work in Turkey1
Queer Singaporean futures after 377a: establishing homonormativity as concrete labour1
Living Gender in Diverse Times1
Normporn: queer viewers and the tv that soothes us1
Queering the subversive stitch: men and the culture of needlework1
Journal of gender studies , books received vol. 33 no 31
Peril and protection in British courtship novels: a study in continuity and change1
‘They broke it again’: examining violence against girls in kindergarten1
Humanizing or feminizing intelligent personal assistants? Exploring the gender representation of Siri, Cortana, and Alexa in the Italian public sphere1
I’ll take the check!: a longitudinal replication analysis of gender biases in bill placement from restaurant servers1
‘Cool articles from way back when’: appropriations and reanimations of the New Zealand feminist magazine Broadsheet1
“What is feminism?”: an exploratory study on women with intellectual disabilities and their views on feminism1
Gendered fatphobia in the field of sport and exercise1
To hell with toxic masculinity?: a case for retaining a debated concept1
Editorial1
Perfect: feeling judged on social media1
It’s all in the delivery: pregnancy in American film and television comedy1
The gendered politics of crises and de-democratisation: opposition to gender equality1
‘The right to fall in love and kiss without consequences’: on racialized Muslim women, ‘mixed’ intimacies, and Dutch sexual exceptionalism1
Negotiating feminine identity through the maternal bond in Elena Ferrante’s Troubling Love1
Critical femininities: exploring young women’s digital sexual cultures1
Harming children: the effects of the UK puberty blocker ban1
The narratives of Chinese women academics: exploring gendered career trajectories for those who are not leaders1
How a 25-year-old periodic survey for lesbian, bisexual and queer women responded and adapted to gender diversity: a reflexive analysis1
Editorial issue 2 20221
Jenny Wolmark - 1948– 20221
Face-veiled Women in Contemporary Indonesia1
Sustaining the “Pink Ghetto”? The identity negotiations of Chinese women journalists in the field of digital journalism1
Networks of queer reproduction in Sappho magazine (1972–1981)1
Visible and invisible work in the pandemic: social reproduction and the ambivalent category of the essential worker1
Pattern of rape and femicide during COVID-19 lockdown: content and discourse analysis of digital media reports in Nigeria1
Portrayals of the Shero: a critical discourse analysis on the representation of Wonder Woman and Captain Marvel1
Curating conflict-related sexual violence: gender, politics and memory at war museums1
Hegemonic masculinities, reproductive justice, and data: the missing link for gender transformational change in sexual and reproductive health and rights1
Egyptian queer women’s quiet activism within repressive contexts in the Middle East1
Shimada Yoshiko’s repertoire of remembrance: art activism as a response to Japanese colonialism and military sexual violence1
TV representation of the single woman in Nothing But Thirty : traditional and postfeminist discourses from social media responses1
“I will never be Spanish enough”. Gender-based Islamophobia in Spain: socio-educational aspects1
Cyberstalking practices: asymmetrical power relationships at the University of Dar es Salaam1
Women and water in global fiction1
Rethinking fieldwork in critical algorithm research: slippery positionalities and generative vulnerabilities1
In/Visibility and the (post-soviet) ‘queer closet’1
The appeal of musical masculinism within contemporary online far-right spaces1
‘Black girlhood and emerging sexual identities: sexual citizenship and teenage girls of African descent in Athens’1
Pregnancy, early motherhood and homelessness: affective injustice1
‘Abbiamo liberato un’Islamica ’: deconstructing the argumentative legitimation of discriminatory attitudes against Silvia Romano 11
“It’s messy, but it’s real, and it’s so wonderful”: understanding resilience, self-exploration, and advocacy through drag performance1
Books Received, Journal of Gender Studies , vol. 33, no. 41
Remembering to forget: intergenerational memory for Rwandan women survivors of genocidal rape and children born of conflict-related sexual violence1
Making intersex and non-binary people count? Ambivalent in_visibilities in the German microcensus1
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