Journal articles by staff
- Maria Fannin and Maud Perrier, (2017), "‘Birth work’ accompaniment and PhD supervision: an alternative feminist pedagogy for the neoliberal university", Gender and Education: 1-17
- Junko Yamashita, (2017), ‘A Vision for Postmaternalism: Institutionalising Fathers’ Engagement with Care’, Australian Feminist Studies, (31):432-447
- Audrey Reeves and Aiko Holvikivi, (2017) 'Keeping the ‘refugee crisis’ out of policy making on WPS marginalises conflict-affected women in Europe', LSE Centre for Women, Peace and Security blog
- Nadia Aghtaie, (2017) 'Rape within heterosexual intimate relationships in Iran: legal frameworks, cultural and structural violence', Families, Relationships and Societies
- Egle Cesnulyte, (2016) ‘Gendered Agency in Constrained Circumstances: Researching Women Selling Sex in Kenya’ in Crawford G., Kruckenberg L., Loubere N., Morgan R. (eds), Undertaking Research in Global Development: Fieldwork Issues, Experiences and Reflections, Sage Publications
- Egle Cesnulyte, (2016) ‘‘It comes- it goes. Yes. That’s the problem with sexual workers money’: Mombasa sex workers as economic actors’,Special issue of the series “Minorities in Africa” (Nova Collectanea Africana) on 'Economics and Minorities in Africa in the Post-Colonial Age'; University of Cagliari, Italy
- Maud Perrier and Maria Fannin, (2016), "Belly Casts and Placenta Pills: Refiguring Postmaternal Entrepreneurialism", Australian Feminist Studies (31.90): 448-467
- Junko Yamashita and Naoko Soma, (2016) 'The Double Responsibilities of Care in Japan: Emerging New Social Risks for Women Providing Both Childcare and Care for the Elderly', in Raymond, K.H.Chan, Zinn Jens O. and Wang Lih-Rong (eds.) 'New Life Course, Social Risks and Social Policy in East Asia', London/New York: Routledge, pp95-111
- Maud Perrier and Deborah Withers, (2016), "An archival feminist pedagogy: unlearning and objects as affective knowledge companions", Continuum (30.3): 355-366
- Sarah Childs, Karen Celis and Johanna Kantola, (2016) 'Re-gendering Party Politics, An Introduction', Party Politics
- Sarah Childs and Miki Caul Kittilson, (2016) ‘Feminizing Political Parties, Women’s party member organizations within European parliamentary parties', Party Politics
- Sarah Childs, Karen Celis and Jennifer Curtin, (2016), ‘Specialized Parliamentary Bodies and the Quality of Women’s Substantive Representation: A Comparative Analysis of Belgium, United Kingdom and New Zealand’, Parliamentary Affairs
- Elizabeth Evans (2016) 'Diversity Matters: Intersectionality and Women's Representation in the USA and UK,' Parliamentary Affairs, advance online publication
- Elizabeth Evans and Fran Amery (2016) 'Gender and Politics in the UK: Banished to the Sidelines,' European Political Science, advance online publication
- Gannon, S., Kligyte, G., McLean, J., Perrier, M., Swan, E., Vanni, I., & van Rijswijk, H, (2015), "Uneven relationalities, collective biography, and sisterly affect in neoliberal universities", Feminist Formations, 27(3): 189-216
- Esther Dermott and Tina Miller (2015) New special issue on contemporary fatherhood in Families, Relationships and Societies
- Aghtaie, Nadia (2015) 'Iranian Women's Perspectives on Violence against Women in Iran and the UK,' Iranian Studies
- Charsley, Katharine, and Anika Liversage (2015) 'Silenced Husbands: Muslim Marriage Migration and Masculinity,' Men and Masculinities, 5 March (online first).
- Dermott, Esther, and Tina Mller (2015) 'More Than the Sum of Its Parts? Contemporary Fatherhood Policy, Practice and Disocurse,' Families, Relationships and Societies, 21 January, pp. 5-21 (online first).
- Dermott, Esther, and Marco Pomati (2015) '"Good" Parenting Practices: How Important are Poverty, Education and Time Pressure?' Sociology, 29 January, pp. 1-18 (online first).
- Evans, Ellizabeth (2015) 'What Makes a (Third) Wave'? How and Why the Third Wave Narrative Works for Contemporary Feminists,' International Feminist Journal of Politics, 20 April, published online.
- Terrell Carver (2014) 'Men and Masculinities in International Relations Research', Brown Journal of World Affairs, 21(1): 113-126.
- Dermott, Esther, and Junko Yamashita (2014) 'Resource-Free Parenting: The Not So Curious Absence of Money in Policy Siscourses of Good Parenting in the UK and Japan,' Social Policy and Society, 13(1): 129-141.
- Yamashita, Junko (2014) 'The Impact of Basic Income on the Gendered Division of Paid Care Work,' in Yannick Vanderborght and Toru Yamamori, eds., Basic Income in Japan: Prospects for a Radical Idea in a Transforming Welfare State, New York: Palgrave, pp. 117-131
- Evans, Elizabeth, and Prudence Chamberlain (2014) 'Critical Waves: Exploring Feminist Identity, Discourse and Praxis in Western Feminism,' Social Movement Studies, 7 October, published online.
- Tidy, Joanna (2014) 'Gender, Dissenting Subjectivity and the Contemporary Military Peace Movement in Body of War,' International Feminist Journal of Politics, DOI: 10/1080: 14616742.2014.967128.
- Dermott, Esther (2014) 'Gender and Poverty in Britain: Changes and Continuities between 1999 and 2012,' Poverty and Social Justice, 22(3): 253-269.
- Childs, Sarah (2013) ‘Negotiating Gendered Institutions: Women’s Parliamentary Friendships’, Politics and Gender 9 (2): 127-51.
- Childs Sarah, Elizabeth Evans and Paul Webb (2013) 'Quicker than a consultation at the hairdressers': abortion and the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008, New Genetics and Society, 32(2): pp. 119-134.
- Ross, K., Evans, E., Harrison, L., Shears, M., and K. Wadia (2013) ‘The gender of news and news of gender: a study of press coverage of the 2010 British General Election’ The International Journal of Press/Politics, 18 (1): 3-20.
- Higate, P (2013) 'Martial Races and Enforcement Masculinities of the Global South: Weaponising Fijian, Chilean, and Salvadoran Postcoloniality in the Mercenary Sector, Globalizations, 9(1) 35-52.
- Qureshi, K., Charsley, K. A. H. & Shaw, A. (2012), ‘Marital instability among British Pakistanis: transnationality, conjugalities and Islam’, Ethnic and Racial Studies.
- Dermott, E. (2012) ‘Troops to Teachers’: solving the problem of working-class masculinity in the classroom?, Critical Social Policy 32(3) pp1-19.
- Soma, N., Yamashita, J., and Chan, R. (2011) ‘Comparative Framework for Care Regime Analysis in East Asia,’ Journal of International and Comparative Social Policy, 27(2): 111-21.
- Yamashita, J. (2011) 'Exploring the Impact of the Japanese Long-Term Care Insurance Act on the Gendered Stratification of the Care Labour Market Through an Analysis of the Domiciliary Care Provided by Welfare Non-Profit Organisations, Social Policy and Society,10(4): 433-43.