Newsletter No. 63
INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHICAL UNION COMMISSION ON GENDER AND GEOGRAPHY
NEWSLETTER 62 NOVEMBER, 2019
Message from the chair
My thoughts are with all of our Gender and Geography Commission members during this COVID-19 pandemic. It is obvious to us but worth remembering that, globally, 70 per cent of workers in health, welfare and social care are women.1 We know too that ‘compounded economic impacts are felt especially by women and girls who are generally earning less, saving less, and holding insecure jobs or living close to poverty.’2 Add to this multiple and / or intersecting inequalities - such as ethnicity, socioeconomic status, disability, age, race, gender variance, and sexual identities, among others – and the impacts of COVID-19 mount. Our emotional, affectual and embodied geographies are heightened as we engage in ‘physical distancing’, not meeting or touching people who are outside our bubble, and remain in homes to ‘stay safe’. For many, however, staying home means being trapped with one’s abuser. It is no surprise that the International Geographical Congress in Istanbul has been postponed (now happening 16 – 20 August 2021). Our Commission puts a great deal of energy into making connections, sharing research, building capacity, and gaining strength from one another. It is sad that we won’t have meetings and conferences until sometime in the future. The challenge is, therefore, to create new ways of emotionally and affectually connecting through screens in a variety of different spatial contexts.3 During these difficult times I’m pleased to announce some good news. People may remember that we advertised two travel grants to attend the IGC in Istanbul. Details of the grant are included below, along with the two successful awardees. Our IGC Istanbul joint session ‘Bridging Differences: East, West, Seas, and Mediterranean Worlds’, Co-Chairs: Marcella Schmidt di Friedberg (History of Geography), Virginie Mamadouh (Political Geography), Lynda Johnston (Gender and Geography) remains in place for 2021. If you have submitted an abstract there is no need to re-submit it. Take care and look after each other.
Use our email igugender@googlegroups.com to connect and share resources.
Hope to see you soon, Lynda Lynda Johnston University of Waikato, Aotearoa New Zealand
lynda.johnston@waikato.ac.nz
Notes:
3: Longhurst, Robyn (2016) Skype: Bodies, Screens, Space. London: Routledge.
IGU Gender and Geography Commission grants to attend the IGC in Istanbul
Selection criteria
• Enumerates the total amount required to participate in the meeting, and the share of that total requested from the IGU Gender and Geography Commission funds (cost sharing is encouraged).
• Lists the name, affiliation, complete address, telephone number, and e-mail address of the individual for whom support is requested.
• Details how the individual will participate in the IGU meeting, including the title(s) of the presentation(s) or other form of participation.
• Explains how the individual's presentation will enhance the IGU Gender and Geography Commission.
• Specifies the individual(s) or group(s) sponsoring the individual's participation. Requests are evaluated by the Committee on the basis of how and to what degree the presentation(s) will enrich the person and the IGU Gender and Geography Commission.
Priority is given to applicants who demonstrate need or come from low-income countries.
On the basis of the above criteria, we selected the following two scholars: Alice Mpofu-Coles and Manisha Kushwaha
Positionality and emotions in research with refugees: black feminist ‘refugee’ activists
Alice Mpofu-Coles
PhD candidate in Human Geography Department of Geography and Environmental Science University of Reading, United Kingdom
Abstract:
Understanding how a researcher’s positionality and emotions impact knowledge production is an important consideration within the social sciences. How then do black researchers who are also activists write or express their emotions when researching their ‘own’ - especially when faced with stories of race, class, colonisation, social, economic, religion, ethnicity and identity? In this paper, I draw upon the challenges faced by refugees - reflecting on them as an ‘insider’ as well as the emotional responses to some of the interviews in the research projects I have undertaken using a feminist and participatory approach. I argue that the difficulties faced by black feminist researchers in navigating academia, activism and the ‘survival’ attitude have merely impacted their intersectional identities - let alone made to feel like strangers. I address this by reflecting at the themes that emerged when the refugee women were sharing their stories during the project ‘working and learning together towards the empowerment of female refugees in Europe’. I also refer to interviews as part of my research on identity and the transnational activities of young Zimbabweans in the UK between the ages of 18 to 30 years in the UK. These young people were born in Zimbabwe but came to Britain when they were in their primary education or early teenage years (the 3 1.5 generation). The majority of these participants, in yearning, to bring new meanings to their lives, continue to create ‘a home’ that infuses the nostalgia of feeling at ‘home’ by engaging in different work, political, religious, cultural and social activities. The complex migration experiences of women refugees, and the young people through their voices, can contribute to migration studies and offers a dichotomy to understanding what it means to ‘identify’ with a sense of place and could essentialise ‘belonging’ across borders.
Keywords: Refugees, Women, Young People, Black Feminism, Positionality.
Alice Mpofu-Coles
Gender, caste and occupation in the city of Lucknow, India
Manisha Kushwaha
PhD Scholar Department of Humanities and Social Sciences Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Mohali, Punjab, India.
Abstract:
Dalit women in India are a victim of intersectional discrimination. The caste system as an institution has forcibly excluded certain castes from civil, educational and economic benefits that other castes enjoyed, and the deeply patriarchal Indian society discriminated women in every walk of life. The intersecting nature of caste and patriarchy brings in many complexities. The paper brings in narratives of Dalit women and their occupations, as caste affiliation of women is an important factor in understanding their social status. Caste has a more systematic influence on inequalities than just the identity of a woman. Thus, the intersectionality of both will help us understand the complexities and how it affects the occupational space of women. The paper is based on a micro-study done in two Dalit dominated neighbourhoods of Lucknow city (India). Dalit women are concentrated in low-status occupation groups like maids, cooks, and sanitation workers which earn a meagre pay. They are found in such precarious, exploitative and demeaning jobs just like the Dalit men. However, for the Dalit 4 women, the occupational choices are constrained by both their caste and gender. For them these jobs are not degrading but a necessity to keep their households running. But, for employers the caste identity of these women makes them suitable for such jobs, as unlike their upper-caste women, the lower-caste women do not have ‘honour’ to defend. Through this caste centric empirical study, the paper aims to critically investigate the gender-caste dynamics to understand the importance of the intersection of gender and ascriptive identities and its impact on occupational choices. Keywords: Gender, Caste, Patriarchy, Occupation, Discrimination. Manisha Kushwaha
Manisha Kushwaha
News from around the world
Magdalena Moreno shares the interactive and collaborative Map of the Geography of Sexualities, made with Cambalache Geographic Cooperative.
The link to access the Map is here.
This map shows the location of some scientific productions and political actions elaborated from Gender Geographies, Feminist Geographies and Queer Geographies in different areas of the world. It is an invitation to continue strengthening the networks among those of us who are dedicated to the construction of geographic scientific knowledge and other spatial knowledge, from a gender or queer perspective. Through each point you can know the location, authors, title, year and access link to the geographical works that are being carried out in different countries. To make this interactive map as complete and up-to-date as possible, I want to invite you to complete this form to share your productions.
Maria Lucinda Fonseca participates in the EU H2020 project - GEARING ROLES - Gender Equality Actions in Research Institutions to Transform Gender Roles, H2020 - SwafS-09- 2018-2019 (CAS). Principal investigator of CEG/IGOT is the Universidade de Lisboa team. The coordinator institution is the University of Deusto, Bilbao, Spain https://gearingroles.eu/ She has also organised the First Gearing Roles annual conference on “Recruitment Retention and Career Progression of Women in Academia”, Universidade de Lisboa, 27th November 2019 https://gearingroles.eu/first-gearing-roles-annual-conference-onrecruitment-retention-and-career-progression-of-women-in-academia-2/
A new Routledge Handbook has been published:
Datta, Anindita, Peter Hopkins, Lynda Johnston, Elizabeth Olson and Joseli Maria Silva (eds) (2020) Routledge handbook of gender and feminist geographies. London: Routledge, with the following contributions:
1. Introduction: Establishing, Placing, Engaging and Doing Feminist Geographies. Lynda Johnston, Anindita Datta, Peter Hopkins, Joseli Maria Silva and Elizabeth Olson Part I Establishing Feminist Geographies
2. Indigenous Australian Sexualities Explored through the Lens of Sex Work. Corrinne Sullivan
3. From Order to Chaos: Geographies of sexualities. Carl Bonner-Thompson, Graeme William Mearns, Ged Ridley & Alessandro Boussalem
4. Hip-hop Urbanism, Placemaking, and Community-Building among Black LGBT Youth in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Devin Oliver & Caroline Faria
5. Shifting Multiple Masculinities: Alternative views from Japan and Papua New Guinea. Keichi Kumagai
6. Disabled Women Academics Reshaping the Landscape of the Academy. Nancy Hansen
7. Gender and the Discipline of Geography: Case studies of relational networks of support in Western academia. Martina Angela Caretta & Avril Maddrell
8. Skin, Sweat and Materiality: Feminist geographies of emotion and effect. Gail Adams-Hutcheson & Paula Smith
9. On the Subject of Performativity: Judith Butler’s influence in geography. Eden Kinkaid & Lise Nelson
10. Politics and Space/Time. Doreen Massey
11. Feminist Engagement with the Economy: Spaces of resistance and transformation. Jessa M. Loomis & Ann M. Oberhauser
12. Disentangling Globalization: Towards a feminist geography of hair and beauty. Caroline Faria & Bisola Falola Part II Placing Feminist Geographies
13. Embodiment: Lesbians, space, sperm and reproductive technologies. Robyn Longhurst & Lisa Melville
14. The Intimate Geographies of Race and Gender in the United States. Chris Neubert, Sara Smith & Pavithra Vasudevan
15. Home-keeping in Long-term Displacement. Cathrine Brun & Anita H. Fábos
16. Environmental Politics in the Everyday: Jam, red meat and showers. Gordon Waitt & Rebecca Campbell
17. Gender and Urban Neoliberalization. Carina Listerborn
18. Gender and Sexuality in Participatory Planning in Israel: A journey between discourses. Tovi Fenster & Chen Misgav
19. Rurality, Geography and Feminism: Troubling relationships. Barbara Pini, Robyn Mayes & Laura Rodriguez Castro
20. Nationhood: Feminist approaches, emancipatory processes and intersecting identities. Maria Rodó-de-Zárate
21. Unsettling Gender and Sexuality Across Nations: Transnationalism within and between nations. May Farrales & Geraldine Pratt
22. Mobilities and Citizenship. Tamir Arviv and Symon James-Wilson
23. Geographies of Gendered Migration: Place as difference and connection. Eleonore Kofman & Parvati Raghuran
24. Representing Women and Gender in Memory Landscapes. Danielle Drozdzewski & Jan Monk
25. Feminist Political Ecologies: Race, bodies, and the human. Sharlene Mollett, Laura Vaz-Jones & Lydia Delicado Moratalla Part III Engaging Feminist Geographies
26. Trauma, Gender and Space. Rachel Pain, Nahid Rezwana & Zuriatunfadzliah Sahdan
27. Geographies of Violence: Feminist geopolitical approaches. Katherine Brickell & Dana Cuomo
28. Scaling a Survivor-centric Approach for Survivors of Sexual Violence: The case of an action-based research project in India. Andréanne Martel & Margaret Walton-Roberts
29. Motherhood in Feminist Geography: Current trends and themes. Kate Boyer
30. Embodied Labour in the Bioeconomy. Maria Fannin
31. Care, Health and Migration. Kim England, Isabel Dyck, Iliana Ortega-Alcázar & Menah RavenEllison
32. Contexts of ‘Caring Masculinities’: The gendered and intergenerational geographies of men’s care responsibilities in later life. Anna Tarrant
33. Giving Birth to Geographies of Young People: The importance of feminist geography beyond feminist geography. Annie E. Bartos
34. Gendered Geographies of Development. Paula Meth
35. Feminist Visceral Politics: From taste to territory. Allison Hayes-Conroy, Jessica Hayes-Conroy, Yoshiko Yamasaki & Ximena Quintero Saavedra
36 Feminist Perspectives on Neoliberal Globalization, (Post-)feminisms and (Homo)normativities. Shirlena Huang & Qian Hui Tan Part IV Doing Feminist Geographies.
37. Embodied Translations: Decolonizing methodologies of knowing and being. Pierre Beaudelaine, Naimah Petigny & Richa Nagar
38 .‘Still We Rise’: Critical participatory action research for justice. Caitlin Cahill, David Alberto Quijada Cerecer, Leticia Alvarez Gutiérrez, Yvette Sonia González Coronado, José Hernández Zamudio, Jarred Martinez & Alonso R. Reyna Rivarola
39. Spaces and Scales of Feminist Activism. Claire Hancock, Roxane Bettinger & Sofia Manseri
40. An Artful Feminist Geopolitics of Climate Change. Sallie A. Marston, Harriet Hawkins & Elizabeth Straughan
41. Feminist Geography in the Anthropocene: Sciences, bodies, features. Kai Bosworth 42. QGIS in Feminist Geography Research: Its merits and limits. Nazgol Bagheri
43. Doing Gender in the Digital: Feminist geographic methods changing research? Jessica McLean, Sophia Maalsen & Nicole McNamara
44. Drone Queen of the Homeland: The gendered geopolitics of television drama in the age of media coverage. Julie Cupples & Kevin Glynn
45. Historical Research: Gender, politics and ethics. Laura Crawford & Sarah Mills
46. Teaching Feminist Geography: Practices and perspectives. Joos Droogleever Fortujin
47. Autogeography: Placing research in the first-person singular. Sophie Tamas
48. Narrating New Spaces: Theories and practices of storytelling in feminist geographies. Sara de Leeuw & Vanessa Sloan Morgan
Special journal issues:
GEOGRAPHY RESEARCH FORUM: Chen Misgav and Gilly Hartall are guest-editors of a new special issue of Geography Research Forum (2019, 39: 1) on "Queer urban movements from the margin(s): activism, politics, space". The papers in the special issue discuss LGBT activism from diverse perspectives, contributing to the growing scholarship on geographies of sexualities. Our perspective on activism comes from the urban margins – the periphery, the socio-cultural margins, the suburban, the political margins or marginality within LGBT and queer communities. The issue includes the following articles:
Misgav, C. and G. Hartal (2019) Queer Urban Movements from the Margin(s): Activism, Politics, Space, Geography Research Forum, 39:1, 1-18
Rachamimov, Iris (2019) From Lesbian Radicalism to Trans-Masculine Innovation: The Queer Place of Jerusalem in Israeli LGBT Geographies (1979-2007), Geography Research Forum, 39:1, 19- 42
Podmore, Julie A. and Alison L. Main (2019) On the Edge of Urban ‘Equalities’: Framing Millennial Suburban LGBTQ+ Activisms in Canada, Geography Research Forum, 39:1, 43-66
Shtang, Sivan Rajuan (2019) Queer Urban Social Movements and the Zionist Body: National Erection Parades, Geography Research Forum, 39:1, 67-98
Banerjea, Niharika (2019) Being Queer Feminists in Delhi: Narratives of (non)Belonging, Geography Research Forum, 39:1, 99-105
Atalay, Ozlen and Petra L. Doan (2019) Reading LGBT Movement through Its Spatiality in Istanbul, Turkey, Geography Research Forum, 39:1, 106-126
Rogel, Avner (2019) The Israeli Queerhana: Time-Space of Subversion and Future Utopia, Geography Research Forum, 39:1, 127-151
Rodo-Zarate, Maria (2019) Viewpoint: Intersectionality for and from Queer Urban Activism Viewed through Lesbian Activism in Barcelona, Geography Research Forum, 39:1, 152-166
GENDER, PLACE AND CULTURE: Karen Falconer Al-Hindi published a themed section on “Mentoring and difference in feminist geography”, in Gender, Place & Culture (2019, 26:12) with the following articles:
Falconer Al-Hindi, Karen (2019) Vibrant mentoring landscapes in feminist geography, Gender, Place & Culture, 26:12, 1657-1663
Oberhauser, Ann M. and Martina Angela Caretta (2019) A space for feminist mentoring: the role of Geographic Perspectives on Women (GPOW) specialty group in higher education, Gender, Place & Culture, 26:12, 1664-1682
Johnston-Anumonwo, Ibipo (2019) Mentoring across difference: success and struggle in an academic geography career, Gender, Place & Culture, 26:12, 1683-1700
Singh, Taveeshi and Tayler J. Mathews (2019) Facilitating queer of color feminist co-mentorship: reflections on an online archive of scholar-activism, Gender, Place & Culture, 26:12, 1701-1720
Curran, Winifred, Trina Hamilton, Becky Mansfield, Alison Mountz, Margaret Walton-Roberts, Marion Werner and Risa Whitson (2019) ‘Will you be my mentor?’ Feminist mentoring at mid-career for institutional change, Gender, Place & Culture, 26:12, 1721-1739
Goerisch, Denise, Jae Basiliere, Ashley Rosener, Kimberly McKee, Jodee Hunt and Tonya M. Parker (2019) Mentoring with: reimagining mentoring across the university, Gender, Place & Culture, 26:12, 1740-1758
GENDER, PLACE AND CULTURE: Atreyee Sen, Raminder Kaur and Emilija Zabiliūtė edited a themed section in Gender, Place & Culture (2020, 27:1) on (En)countering sexual violence in the Indian city, with the following articles:
Sen, Atreyee, Raminder Kaur and Emilija Zabiliūtė (2020) (En)countering sexual violence in the Indian city, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:1, 1-12
Bhandari, Parul (2020) Pre-marital relationships and violence: experiences of working middle class women in Delhi, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:1, 13-33
Shakthi, S. (2020) The law, the market, the gendered subject: workplace sexual harassment in Chennai’s information technology industry, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:1, 34-51
Zabiliūté, Emilija (2020) Claiming status and contesting sexual violence and harassment among community health activists in Delhi, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:1, 52-68
Govinda, Radhika (2020) From the taxi drivers’ rear-view mirror: masculinity, marginality and sexual violence in India’s capital city, Delhi, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:1, 69-85
Gupta, Paridhi (2020) Art(s) of visibility: resistance and reclamation of university spaces by women students in Delhi, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:1, 86-103
Tyagi, Aastha and Atreyee Sen (2020) Love-Jihad (Muslim Sexual Seduction) and ched-chad (sexual harassment): Hindu nationalist discourses and the Ideal/deviant urban citizen in India, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:1, 104-125
GENDER, PLACE AND CULTURE: Anne Hendrixson, Diana Ojeda, Jade S. Sasser, Sarojini Nadimpally, Ellen E. Foley and Rajani Bhatia edited a themed section on “Populationism” for Gender, Place & Culture (2020, 27:3) with the following articles:
Hendrixson, Annem, Diana Ojeda, Jade S. Sasser, Sarojini Nadimpally, Ellen E. Foley and Rajani Bhatia (2020) Confronting populationism: Feminist challenges to population control in an era of climate change, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:3, 307-315
Ojeda, Diana, Jade S. Sasser and Elizabeth Lunstrum (2020) Malthus’s specter and the anthropocene, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:3, 316-332
Bhatia, Rajani, Jade S. Sasser, Diana Ojeda, Anne Hendrixson, Sarojini Nadimpally and Ellen E. Foley (2020) A feminist exploration of ‘populationism’: engaging contemporary forms of population control, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:3, 333-350 9
Bendix, Daniel, Ellen E. Foley, Anne Hendrixson and Susanne Schultz (2020) Targets and technologies: Sayana Press and Jadelle in contemporary population policies, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:3, 351-369
Shaw, Amanda and Kalpana Wilson (2020) The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the necropopulationism of ‘climate-smart’ agriculture, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:3, 370-393
Boyce, Geoffrey Alan, Sarah Launius, Jill Williams and Todd Miller (2020) Altergeopolitics and the feminist challenge to the securitization of climate policy, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:3, 394-411
Rivera-Amarillo, Claudia and Alejandro Camargo (2020) Zika assemblages: women, populationism, and the geographies of epidemiological surveillance, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:3, 412-428
GEOHUMANITES: Pamela Moss and Kathryn Besio edited a special issue on “Auto-methods in feminist geography” in GeoHumanities (2019, 5:2) with the following articles:
Moss, Pamela and Kathryn Besio (2019) Auto-methods in feminist geography, GeoHumanities, 5:2, 313-325
Speer, Jessie (2019) “A collection of stories, poetry and theory”: homelessness, outsider memoirs , and the right to theorize, GeoHumanities, 5:2, 326-341
Bartos, Ann E. and Sarah Ives (2019) More than ‘’silly stories’’: sexual harassment as academic training, GeoHumanities, 5:2, 342-354
Sotoudehnia, Maral (2019) Sticky waddling: an autobiography of pregnant embodiment in Toronto’s crypto-economy, GeoHumanities, 5:2, 355-368
Crawford, Madyson (2019) An ode to belonging: Southern black women’s politics of belonging through storytelling, GeoHumanities, 5:2, 369-375
Tamas, Sophie (2019) Tricky stories: settler-academic reflections on anti-colonial teaching, GeoHumanities, 5:2, 376-385
New books
Colombara, Mónica (2019) ‘El aborto en la agenda feminista de América latina. Estado de la cuestión. El caso de Argentina’ presentado en el Eje Temático 6: Lugar, subjetividad, territorios y espacios de identidad, Geografía Feminista en el XVII Encuentro de Geógrafos de América Latina. Quito, Ecuador. https://www.puce.edu.ec/
Colombara, Mónica (2019) ‘La Geografía de Género en Argentina: Breve Panorama’, presentado en el VII Congreso Nacional de Geografía de Universidades Públicas y XXI Jornadas de Investigación y Enseñanza en Geografía, Universidad Nacional de La Plata, La Plata
Das, T., R. Bhattacharyya, F. Alam and A. Parvin (2020) In-depth Semi- structured Interviewing: Researching Domestic Violence as a Public Health Issue in Bangladesh, SAGE Research Methods Cases Medicine & Health, Disciplines: Public Health, Online ISBN: 9781529719840, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781529719840
Kinyanjui, Mary Njeri (2019) The Sweet Sobs of Women in Response to Anthropain. Newcastle Upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Press
Lund, Ragnhild, Kyoko Kusakabe, Nitya Rao and Nireka Weeratunge (in press) Fisherfolk in Cambodia, India and Sri Lanka: Migration, Gender and Well-being. India: Routledge Peake, L., B. Mullings, K. Parizeau, K. England, D. Metzel, V.
Wadhwa, N. Worth, A. Mountz, J. Magee, G. Thornburg, J. Finlay, B. Hawkins and L. Pulsipher (2018) Mental Health and Wellbeing in Geography: Creating a Healthy Discipline. Report of the American Association of Geographers Task Force on Mental Health (2015-2018).76pp
Recent articles and book chapters
Akeresola, Rebecca A. and Ezra Gayawan (2020) Analysis of the spatial patterns of malnutrition among women in Nigeria with a Bayesian structured additive model, GeoJournal, 85:1, 81-92
Albuquerque, Sara and Luciana Martins (2018) Place, gender and the making of natural history: Hannah im Thurn in British Guiana, 1895–1897, Journal of Historical Geography, 62, 1-14
Alves, Gláucia da Rosa do Amaral and Elsbeth Léia Spode Becker (2019) Manuais de etiqueta e civilidade e sua influência na condução social feminina no Brasil (1940-1960), Revista Latino Americana de Geografia e Gênero, 10:2, 42-65
Alves, Hellen Virginia da Silva and Maria das Graças Silva Nascimento (2019) Demandas que unem: as mulheres da Terra Indígena Rio Guaporé e a busca por representatividade política, Revista Latino Americana de Geografia e Gênero, 10:2, 206-226
Amaral, Alvino de Souza and Bianca Aparecida Lima Costa (2019) Quilombo, cantos e tambores: As mulheres nos Grupos Ganga Zumba e Herdeiros do Banzo – Ponte Nova / MG, Revista Latino Americana de Geografia e Gênero, 10:2,125-150
Anwar, N. H., A. Sawas and D. Mustafa (2020) ‘Without water, there is no life’: Negotiating everyday risks and gendered insecurities in Karachi’s informal settlements, Urban Studies, 57:6, 1320-1337
Araújo, L. L. de and C. L. Costa (2019) O cotidiano da trabalhadora terceirizada: entre a riqueza e a miséria. In: Magda Valéria da Silva and Ronaldo da Silva (eds.) Habitação, Trabalho e Educação: conceitos e temas geográficos no século XXI. Jundiaí -SP: Paco Editorial
Aruldoss, Vinnarasan and Sevasti-Melissa Nolas (2019) Tracing Indian girls’ embodied orientations towards public life, Gender, Place & Culture, 26:11, 1588-1608
Barrya, Tessa, Levi Gahman, Adaeze Greenidge and Atiyah Mohamed (2020) Wrestling with race and colonialism in Caribbean agriculture: Toward a (food) sovereign and (gender) just future, Geoforum, 109, 106-110
Ben Arie, R. and T. Fenster (2020) Politics of recognition in between antagonism and agonism; exploring ‘mediated agonism’ in Jaffa, Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space Bergman Lodin, Johanna, Amare Tegbaru, Renee Bullock, Ann Degrande, Lilian Wopong Nkengla and Hyeladi Ibrahim Gaya (2019) Gendered mobilities and immobilities: Women’s and men’s capacities for agricultural innovation in Kenya and Nigeria, Gender, Place & Culture, 26:12, 1759-1783
Bernardes, Viviane Margarida Melo Menezes and Ideni Terezinha Antonello (2019) ‘Dinâmicas femininas e segregação socioespacial: reflexão a partir do Conjunto Habitacional Vista Bela em Londrina -PR’ Revista Latino Americana de Geografia e Gênero, 10:1, 66-89
Bhattacharyya, R. and Prasad Sanjay (2020) Water Scarcity in Delhi: Mapping for Solutions and the Way Forward. In: R. B. Singh, Bathula Srinagesh and Subhash Anand (eds.) Urban Health Risk and Resilience in Asian Cities. Springer, DOI: 10.1007/978-981-15-1205-6_24
Bhattacharyya, R. and Prasad Sanjay (2020) Chapter 15: Geographies of Indian Women’s Everyday Public Safety. In: Rajiv Thakur, Ashok Dutt, Sudhir Thakur and George Pomeroy (eds.) Urban and Regional Planning and Development: 20th Century Forms and 21st Century Transformations. New York: Springer, Cham, DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-31776-8_15, Print ISBN 978-3-030- 31775-1, Online ISBN 978-3-030-31776-8, 243-260
Bhattacharyya, R. (2019) Chapter Six: Did India’s Partition lead to Segregation of North East India? In: A. Ranjan (ed.) Partition of India: Postcolonial Legacies. Oxon and New York: Routledge, 105-131 Borde, Elis, Victoria Page and Tatiana Moura (2020) Masculinities and nonviolence in contexts of chronic urban violence, International Development Planning Review, 42:1, 73-91
Boterman, Willem R. (2020) Carrying class and gender: Cargo bikes as symbolic markers of egalitarian gender roles of urban middle classes in Dutch inner cities, Social and Cultural Geography, 21:2, 245-264
Brandão, Jéssica Justino and Ricardo Lopes Fonseca (2019) A utilização da mídia publicitária no ensino de geografia: uma oficina pedagógica acerca da discriminação da mulher, Revista Latino Americana de Geografia e Gênero, 10:1, 181-196 11
Buechler, Stephanie and América Lutz-Ley (2019) Livelihoods with Multiple Stressors: Gendered Youth Decision-making Under Global Change in Northwest Mexico, Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space, doi.org/10.1177/2514848619878603
Cabezas Gonźalez, Almuneda and Gabriela P. Machado Brochner (2019) The New Cycle of Women’s Mobilizations between Latin America and Europe: A Feminist Geopolitics Perspective on Interregionalism, In: Cairo. H. y Bringel (ed.) Critical Geopolitics and Regional (Re)Configurations: interregionalism and transnationalism between Latin America and Europe. London/NY: Routledge, 178-211
Cabezas Gonźalez, Almudena and Marisa Almudena y Blanco-Revilla (2020) Women's Movements. In: N. A. Naples (ed.) Companion to Women's and Gender Studies. Hoboken: Wiley, 409-426
Campos, M. P. de, J. M. Silva and E. A. Silva (2019) Emoção corporificada e potência para a constituição de espaços de luta para superar a violência sexual sofrida por mulheres, Caderno Prudentino de Geografia, 3:42, 37-60
Çankaya, Sinan (2020) Geopolicing Race, Gender, and Class: How the Police Immobilise Urban Allochthones, Antipode, 52:3, 702-721
Caretta, M. A., S. Zaragocin, B. Turley and K. T. Orellana (2020) Women’s organizing against extractivism: Toward a decolonial multi-sited analysis. Human Geography, https://doi.org/10.1177/1942778620910898
Caretta, M. A. and K. A. McHenry (2020) Perspective Appalachia: A perspective on the everyday lived experiences of rural communities at the frontline of energy distribution networks development, Energy Research & Social Science, 63, 101403
Caretta, M. A. and C. V. Faria (2020) Time and Care in the “Lab” and the “Field”: Slow Mentoring and Feminist Research in Geography, Geographical Review, 110: 1–2, 172–182
Chazarreta, Irma Elizabeth (2019) ‘Las personas trans feminizadas y la prostitución como último recurso para la supervivencia, Revista Latino Americana de Geografia e Gênero, 10:1, 233-255
Chiang, Lan-Hung Nora and Yu-ling Cathy Song (2020) Practicing feminist geography in Taiwan, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:4, 524-545 Chung, Youjin B. (2020) Governing a Liminal Land Deal: The Biopolitics and Necropolitics of Gender, Antipode, 52:3, 722-741
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