Asian Journal of Womens Studies

Papers
(The median citation count of Asian Journal of Womens Studies 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 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
Japanese women’s desire to learn English: Commodification of feminism in the language market11
Impact of emergency cash assistance on gender relations in the tribal areas of Pakistan9
Re-making the self: Discourses of ideal Islamic womanhood in Kerala9
Empowerment and subjugation: Re-conceiving commercial surrogacy as work–labor in India8
Flirting with the “Modern girl”: Socialism and cosmopolitanism in packaging a model-laborer in China7
Feminist themes in Hallyu 4.0 South Korean TV dramas as a reflection of a changing sociocultural landscape6
Dying for an iPhone: Apple, Foxconn, and the lives of China’s workers6
Of ban, use, and misuse: Young women and emergency contraceptive pill in contemporary India6
The politics of gender representation and successful ageing in internet pornography6
Resisting biopower for reproductive rights: Iranian women’s hashtags5
Breaking free from patriarchal appropriation of sacred texts: An Islamic feminist critique ofBol4
Mothers for life? Exploring emotional vulnerability of Indian commercial surrogate mothers4
Lady doctors: The untold stories of India’s first women in medicine4
When dating shows encounter parents: A reception study of Chinese Dating among Chinese young female audiences3
Professional discourses, gender and identity in women’s media3
Women’s empowerment and transnational consumption ofHallyuin Vietnam3
Challenging gender mainstreaming through the narrative of Islamic youth organization: A case study on Persis in Indonesia3
(In)visible spaces: Probing into the politics of same sex belonging in Geetanjali Shree’s The Roof Beneath Their Feet2
(Re)visiting the past: Wounded history and traumatized memory in Qurratulain Hyder’s sita betrayedandfireflies in the mist2
“If I cannot give birth to a child, why would anyone accept me?”: Menstrual anxieties, late marriage, and reproductive aging2
The new crusades: Islamophobia and the global war on Muslims The new crusades: Islamophobia and the global war on Muslims , by Khaled A. Beydoun, Oakland, University of 2
Justification of headscarf bans in Europe and Turkey: A comparative analysis2
No boy in lady’s room: How China’s radical digital feminists alienate themselves from mothers, girls, and gays2
Chinese “female force” in an “American Factory”: Women’s identity formation in an English reading club2
Entanglements of reproductive practices in India: Sex ratios, fertility, birthing and new reproductive technologies2
Fragmented local normative orders, unresolved localizations, and the contesting of gender equality norms in Turkey2
The autonomous women’s movement in India: Beyond the NGOization framework1
Remapping the connections between feminism and secularism: A study of the women’s movements in India and their engagements with religion1
Move over? Feminist reading of academic writing on Kurdish women1
A mosaic of identities, opportunities, and challenges: How intersectionality shapes the experiences of female water, sanitation, and hygiene entrepreneurs in Indonesia1
Female friendship and care in a North Indian university1
Sexuality and the rise of China: The post-1990s gay generation in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and mainland China1
Gender regimes, reproductive strategies and child sex preferences: A comparative study of villages in Jammu and Leh1
Remapping the feminist global: Cascading questions and conundrums1
Intersectionality and humanity: A keynote for “remapping the feminist global”1
Women in the civil services: Gender and workplace identities in India1
Why do some women hate feminists? Social media and the structural limitation of Chinese digital feminism1
Corporate women in contemporary China: “We’ve always worked”0
Contesting patriarchy: Employment and gender roles of East Asian middle-class marriage migrants in Taiwan0
“I’m not a feminist, but … ”: Hegemonic femininities and women’s autonomy revisited in a Chinese university0
Men in charge of “real” work and women the office “housework”: Chinese policewomen in the post-socialist era0
Revisiting the concept of women’s political ambitions: A case study of Malaysia0
Social media as an enabler of women’s entrepreneurial empowerment during the pandemic0
An empirical assessment of the effectiveness of gender budget initiatives on women’s political empowerment0
Medicine meets red feminism: Yi Tǒgyo (1897–1932), a pioneering Korean feminist physician0
In the shadow of gender: Wives of prisoners in Turkey0
The role of rural women in household food security and nutrition management in Bangladesh0
The protection and empowerment of Indonesian female migrant domestic workers: Proposals from a multi-stage analysis0
Shifting the struggle inward: Mainstream debate on digital grassroots feminism in China0
Women’s studies degrees as “political”: Some reflections from the Indian context0
Constellating home: Trans and queer Asian American rhetorics0
Farewell message from the Editor-in-Chief0
Wombs of empire: population discourses and biopolitics in modern Japan0
Displaced women of the Panna tiger reserve0
Female migrants in China: Second child fertility behavior and employment stability0
The birth professionals: Emerging practices of birthing in contemporary India0
Career patterns and policies of female leaders in China0
Exercising agency: A Bourdieusian account of Iranian feminist translators0
Healing labor: Japanese sex work in the gendered economy0
Women leaders in Pakistani academia: Challenges and opportunities0
Reading-through be-longing: Towards a methodology for political sciences otherwise0
Datafied body projects in India: Femtech and the rise of reproductive surveillance in the digital era0
Can nakedness speak? Re-thinking Mahasweta Devi’s narratives of insurgent victimhood in the era of naked protests0
Recognizing invisible work: The women domestic workers' movement in Bangladesh0
Themes of the “comfort women” and “we” in K. Min’s Herstory0
A critical analysis of TERF politics in South Korea: The contradictory constructions of “Western feminism” and its legitimizing effects0
Chinese female desire, gaze, and identity construction: A case study of “Boys Love”0
Gender disenfranchisement in Hong Kong churches0
Presidential hairstyles: The politics of women political leaders’ appearance in the Korean media0
Transformation of marriage migrants to diasporic actors and rethinking female agency: Ukrainian women in Türkiye0
“Even if I die I won’t get a holiday”: Daily indignities and vulnerabilities of women domestic workers in Pune, India0
Experiments in Skin: race and beauty in the shadows of Vietnam0
An institutional ethnography analysis on skilled Chinese immigrant mothers’ experiences in Canada0
Counter-discourses to social inequalities and urban modernity: Subaltern women in post-2000s Chinese science fiction0
Creation of chaste Muslim widows in late imperial Confucian-Islamic cultural encounters0
Reproductive politics and the making of modern India0
Mapping Dalit feminism: towards an intersectional standpoint Mapping Dalit feminism: towards an intersectional standpoint , by Anandita Pan, New Delhi, Sage Publications0
Editor’s Note0
Migration a road to empowerment? Agency, resources, and the left behind women in Punjab, India0
Touring the online matchmaking platform: A study of the “sado-ritual syndrome” with a special reading of Shashi Deshpande’s The Binding Vine0
The “hot Taiwanese girl” persona: The dynamics of politics and femininity in Taiwan0
Women’s experience of post-natal care: A study from Uttarakhand, India0
Feminist collaboration(s) and affect: Work with pastoral women0
“Desiring a puppy-like lover”: older women and younger men romantic TV dramas and Chinese postfeminism0
Mobile Girls Koottam: Working Women Speak0
Resistance through clothing styles: Iranian young women’s body representation in public spaces0
Women and leadership: Real lives, real lesson Women and leadership: Real lives, real lesson , by Julia Gillard and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Cambridge, The MIT Press, 2021, 30
Tensions, challenges, and opportunities for feminist scholarship in today’s imperial global knowledge structures0
The city, PKK leaders, and women’s empowerment0
Struggling against religious rules and patriarchy: Druze women strive for education in Israel0
Women officials of the Turkish Diyanet: Gendered transformations and predicaments of empowerment?0
Moving towards empowerment: Migrant domestic workers in India0
Correction0
Agency or communion: Inter-generational dynamics of doing unpaid work at home in South Korea0
A study of postcolonial representation of sexual violence against female international students in Australian newspapers0
“Dia Dikader”: Women’s NGOs roles, networks, and the agency of women’s legislative candidates in West Sumatra0
Scarred: a feminist journey through pain0
Dreadful desires: The uses of love in neoliberal China Dreadful desires: The uses of love in neoliberal China , by Charlie Yi Zhang, Durham, Duke University Press, 2022,0
Witch hunts: Culture, patriarchy, and structural transformation0
Sarcasm or sexism? Media framing of Duterte’s misogynistic speeches0
Social-mediated frame alignment: A study of menstrual activism in China during the COVID-19 pandemic0
Do students support equal rights to land and inheritance? Reflections from Bangladesh0
The capability approach in empirical women’s studies: A scoping review0
The economics of gender in China: Women, work and the glass ceiling0
Gender and nationality: Experiences of “foreign” women in colonial India during the war years0
State feminism with Chinese characteristics: The inextricable link between women’s political representation and political episteme in contemporary China (2013–2023)0
Citizen of the world, Soon-Young and the UN0
The prevalence of officer-involved domestic violence cases in Mongolia: From the perspective of support service providers0
Female employment and gender gaps in China0
Feminist foreign policy and global (health) care work migration: Addressing the invisibility of colonial gaps in feminist policy making0
Being a Khaddama: Narratives of home, belonging and identity for women domestic workers in the Gulf0
From campus to legislatures: Women’s experience of electoral politics in Indonesia0
Sustainable menstrual products: The challenges ahead0
Revisiting the gendered ideal worker norm: An ethnography in Chinese non-governmental organizations0
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