Newsletter No. 64
INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHICAL UNION COMMISSION ON GENDER AND GEOGRAPHY
NEWSLETTER 64 NOVEMBER, 2020
Message from the Chair
Stepping up to the position of Chair in a long line of inspiring leadership is a huge honour. I also see it as an opportunity to give back to this community of feminist geographers. I thank our previous Chair Lynda Johnston for her warm support and elegant leadership. Thanks also to earlier Chairs and past and present members of the Steering Committee from whom I have received much support and encouragement.
As part of the Commission’s activities I am pleased to report the following three international conferences organised by our members and endorsed by our Commission.
• Specialist session: Gender and feminist geographies: Developments, directions and tensions at the New Zealand Geographical Society Conference 2020 organized by Prof Lynda Johnston and co-sponsored by The New Zealand Geographical Society (NZGS) Women and Gender Geographies Study Group; The Women and Gender Geographies Research Network (WGGRN); The IGU Gender and Geography Commission Young or Emerging Scholars (YES)! together with IGU Gender and Geography Commission.
• 4th International Congress on Gender and Space , to be held between 19th and 23rd April 2021, on the Virtual Platform of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (National Autonomous University of Mexico). This meeting is organized by Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (National Autonomous University of Mexico), Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (Metropolitan Autonomous of Mexico University) , Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México (Autonomous University of Mexico State) and Universidad Veracruzana (Veracruzana University). Steering Committee Member Prof Joseli Maria Silva is involved in supporting this conference.
• The V Latin American Seminar on Geography, Gender and Sexualities to be held in Santiago, Chile at Chile University from 7th to 10th September 2021. It will be organized by Martin Ignacio Torres Rodriguez. This conference too will have the active involvement of our Steering Committee Member Prof Joseli Maria Silva.
The Commission has also put in place plans to honour the contributions of Professor Janice Monk to gender and feminist geography. These include the following:
• The Jan Monk Mentorship programme: In honour of the ways Jan has supported so many of us, this program is meant for early career researchers and feminist geographers from under represented regions.
• Festschrift in honour of Jan Monk to be published in 2022: This volume will also commemorate thirty years of full commission status for the IGU Commission on Gender and Geography. The CFP for this festschrift has already been shared on our listserve and is also available on our website. • Other initiatives such as special sessions named after her at annual meetings and joint sponsorship of such sessions at other meetings are being discussed.
As before, we are thankful to Dr Caroline Faria for keeping our web page refreshed and up to date. Please visit us at https://igugender.wixsite.com/igugender . We also have a twitter handle now @IgUgender. Please follow, tag, share your thoughts, achievements and ideas with us on this.
The last months have been challenging as the pandemic has impacted our taken for granted freedoms, deepened fissures in our societies and demonstrated irrevocably that we cannot ride this out unless we do it together. Across the world, feminist leadership has shown the way and underlined our focal theme ‘Care, connection and change’.
In solidarity and with good wishes to everyone!
Anindita
New Steering Committee
Chair: Anindita Datta, India
Treasurer: Ann Oberhauser, USA
Members:
Sybille Bauriedl, Germany
Marianne Blidon, France
Martina Caretta, USA
Maria Prats Ferret, Spain
Mary Njeri Kinyanjui, Kenya
Joseli Maria Silva, Brazil
Yvonne Underhill-Sem, New Zealand
Elena Vacchelli, UK
Yoko Yoshida, Japan
Warm thanks to the former chair and steering committee members:
Lynda Johnston, New Zealand
Orna Blumen, Israel
Linda Peake, Canada
Anke Strüver, Germany
News from around the world
Congratulations for Linda Peake who received the Award For Scholarly Distinction In Geography 2020 of the Canadian Association of Geographers. The purpose of the award is to recognize a member of the CAG for outstanding scholarly work in geography either in the form of sustained contributions over a number of years or as a single major research contribution.
Judicaëlle Dietrich (University Lyon 3 Jean Moulin) and Marion Tillou (University Paris 8 Vincennes Saint-Denis) have taken over the leadership of the Feminist Geography Commission of the CNFG - French National Committee of Geography. Marion Tillous will be the scientific director of the next International Geography Festival of Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, whose theme will be "Corps" / "Body·ies", and which will take place at the beginning of October 2021. This event will prefigure the Year of Geography in France, in which the IGU congress Paris 2022 will take place.
Congratulations for Menusha De Silva from National University of Singapore who won the Wiley Publisher’s Area Prize for New Research in Geography, for the paper “‘Daughter’ as a positionality and the gendered politics of taking parents into the field”.
https://www.rgs.org/geography/news/dr-menusha-de-silva-receives-area-prize/
Lydia Delicado initiated a new research project "Mapping pimping and sexual exploitation of girls, women and trans people spaces in Alicante" funded by the Local Council of Equality of Alicante (Spain).
Latin-America report:
Joseli Maria Silva
The first Meeting of the Southern Feminist Geographies Network was held online (Google Meet). It was organized by Astrid Ulloa (Universidad Nacional de Colombia), Diana Ojeda (Universidad de los Andes) and Luna Cárdenas (Colectivo de Género Francia Márquez) on 16th and 17th September 2020. The central theme of the meeting was “Dialogues between feminist geographies and black, indigenous and decolonial geographies’. Twenty-one feminist researchers from several countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico and Peru took part in it. During the meeting, specificities of the Latin American feminist geographies were addressed. The next meeting will be held in Ecuador in 2022 and Sofia Zaragocín from the University of San Francisco - Quito is in charge of it.
Events to be held in preparation for 2021:
1- 4th International Congress on Gender and Space that will be between 19th and 23rd April 2021, on the Virtual Platform of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (National Autonomous University of Mexico).
This meeting is organized by a group of institutions:
Universidad Nacional Autónoma deMéxico (National Autonomous University of Mexico), Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (Metropolitan Autonomous University of Mexico), Universidad Autónoma del Estadode México (Autonomous University of theMexico State) and Universidad Veracruzana (Veracruzana University).
Mariana Sánchez (Programa Universitario de Estudios dela Ciudad in Universidad Nacional Autónomade México [City Studies University Program at the National Autonomous University of Mexico]) is in charge of the general coordination. For further details, please access: https://www.puec.unam.mx/index.php/difusion/51-eventos-proximos/1587-convocatoria-al-4-congreso-internacional-sobre-genero-y-espacio
2- TheV Latin AmericanSeminar on Geography, Gender and Sexualities will be held inSantiago, Chile at Chile University from 7th to10th September 2021. It will be organized by Martin Ignacio Torres Rodriguez.
YES! Update
Members of the YES! have been meeting online regularly over the course of the Covid-19 pandemic period. During our first online meeting on 25 June 2020, we discussed how to better support each other during the current period of pandemic. We also drafted a statement of solidarity that you can read on theYES! blogpage.
In June we also canvased for volunteers to help with various new projects and to serve as members on the YES! Committee.YES! is very excited to report a new committee member, Anjeline De Dios who is based at the Department of Cultural Studies in Lingnan University, Hong Kong. To read more about Anjeline and other members of the committee, please visit theYES! Committee page here: https://igugender.wixsite.com/igugender/yes-committee.
Since June, we have met two more times in August and September to discuss fieldwork ethics during the time of pandemic, and gender, marriage and patriarchyin theAsiancontext based on the Netflix series ‘Indian Matchmaking’. To read the statement of solidarity and reflections by the facilitators of the two subsequent sessions please visit theYES! blog page at: https://igugender.wixsite.com/igugender/yes-blogs
YES! is currently in the process of migrating to our own Wix website that will remain connected to the main IGU Gender Website via URL links and will be similar in terms of the overall look and feel (i.e. colour, logo etc.) of the current IGU Gender Commission website.The reason for moving to a separate site, is to allow YES! to populate more pages withYES! specific content.These include write-ups linked to our monthly webinars and also additional content provided by YES! Members. This requires more storage space, and hence the decision to create our own website.
A second project that YES! Is currently working on is our podcast series.We have recorded two interviews so far – one with outgoing Chair of the commission, Lynda Johnston and the other with the current Chair, Anindita Datta. The podcasts are currently in the production phase and are likely to be published in November. YES! will send out an email to the wider IGU Gender Commission list as soon as the podcast is ready for listening. YES! has plans for more podcasts and we hope you will show us your support when we reach out to you. The podcast will serve as a way to document the IGU Gender Commission’s journey over the years.
The next YES! webinar takes place on 19 November at 19:00 Singapore Time (11:00 GMT).We’ll be discussing the value and challenges of developing a feminist voice/philosophy when writing research and teaching statements. If you are an early career feminist scholar and would like to attend the webinar, or learn more about YES! please get in touch with us at yescggigu.website@gmail.com for more details.
Special journal issues
Human Geography (2020, 13:1) published a special issue on “Women’s resistance against the extractive industry: embodied and water dimensions”, edited by Martina Angela Caretta and Sofia Zaragocin, with the following contributions:
Caretta, Martina Angela and Sofia Zaragocin (2020)Women’s resistance against the extractive
industry: embodied and water dimensions, Human Geography, 13:1, 3-5.
Ulloa, Astrid (2020) The rights of the Wayúu people and water in the context of mining in La Guajira, Colombia: demands of relational water justice, Human Geography,13:1, 6-15.
Billo, Emily (2020) Patriarchy and progressive politics: gendered resistance to mining through everyday social relations of state formation in Intag, Ecuador, Human Geography, 13:1, 16-26.
Rodriguez Fernandez, Gisela V. (2020) Neo-extractivism, the Bolivian state, and indigenous peasant women’s struggles for water in the Altiplano, Human Geography,13:1, 27-39.
Boudewijn, A.M. (2020) Negotiating belonging and place: an exploration of mestiza women’s everyday resistance in Cajamarca, Peru, Human Geography, 31:1, 40-48.
Caretta, Martina Angela, Sofia Zaragocin, Bethani Turley and Kamila Torres Orellana (2020) Women’s organizing against extractivism: towards a decolonial multi-sited analysis, Human Geography, 13:1,49-59
Hausermann, Heidi, Janet Adomako and Maya Robles (2020) Friedeggs and all-women gangs: the geopolitics of Chinese gold mining in Ghana, bodily vulnerability, and resistance, Human Geography, 13:1, 60-73.
Hausermann, Heidi, Janet Adomako and Maya Robles (2020) Fried eggs and all-women gangs: the geopolitics of Chinese gold mining in Ghana, bodily vulnerability, and resistance, Human Geography, 13:1, 60-73.
Lutz-Ley, América N. and Stephanie J. Buechler (2020) Mining and women in northwest Mexico: a feministpolitical ecology approachto impacts on rural livelihoods, Human Geography, 13:1, 74-84 Gender, Place & Culture (2020, 27:5) published a special issue on “Everyday geographies of family: feminist approaches and interdisciplinary conversations”, edited by Anna Tarrant and Sarah Marie Hall, with the following contributions:
Tarrant, Anna and Sarah Marie Hall (2020) Everyday geographies of family: feminist approaches and interdisciplinary conversations, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:5, 613-623
Aitken, Stuart C. (2020) Erasure, activism and Slovenian fathers on the edge in times of political madness,Gender, Place & Culture, 27:5, 624-642
Chiu, Tuen Yi (2020) Everyday mixed status: spillover effects of state power in Mainland China-Hong Kong cross-border families, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:5, 643-659
Wilkinson, Eleanor (2020) Never after? Queer temporalities and the politics of non-reproduction, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:5, 660-676
Holdsworth, Clare (2020) Gendered temporalities of everyday family practices: an analysis of Anglo- American self-help literature on ‘busyness’, Gender,Place & Culture, 27:5, 677-694
Longhurst, Robyn (2020) Thinking about research, space, Skype and swamps, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:5, 695-703
Edwards, Rosalind (2020) Challenging landscapes of sociological thinking on everyday family lives in the UK:taking the yellowbrick road, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:5, 704-716
Evans, Ruth (2020) Interpreting family struggles in West Africa across Majority-Minority world boundaries: tensions and possibilities, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:5, 717-732
Morgan, David H. J. (2020) Family practices in time and space, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:5, 733- 743
Journal of Geography in Higher Education (2020, 44:2) published a Symposium section on ‘Teaching geographies of sexualities: 20 years on’, edited by Martin Zebracki and Joseph J. Hall, with the following contributions:
Zebracki, Martin and Joseph J. Hall (2020) Teaching geographies of sexualities: 20 years on, Journalof Geography in HigherEducation, 44:2, 179-187
Skelton, Tracey (2020) Teaching sexuality across time, space and political contexts, Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 44:2, 188-202
Browne, Kath (2020) Isn’t this just about lesbians? Teaching hegemonic geographies of sexualities and genders here and now, Journal ofGeography in Higher Education, 44:2, 203-216
Eaves, LaToya E. (2020) Interanimating Black sexualities and the geography classroom, Journal ofGeography in HigherEducation, 44:2, 217-229
Evans, Ruth (2020) Teaching about Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting in Africa: complex questions of culture, “development” and human rights, Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 44:2, 230-247
Hall, Joseph J. (2020) Approaching “sensitive” topics: criticality and permissibility in research-led teaching about children, sexualities, and schooling, Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 44:2, 248-264
Zebracki, Martin (2020) Public art, sexuality, and critical pedagogy, Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 44:2, 265-284 Feministische Geo-RundMail (September 2020, 83) published a special issue on “ Feminist Research Practice in Geography: Snapshots, Reflections, Concepts”, edited by S. Klosterkamp and A. Vorbrugg, with the following contributions:
Klosterkamp S. and A. Vorbrugg (eds.) (2020) Feminist research practice in geography: Snapshots, reflections and concepts. Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 2-3
Yaka, Özge (2020)Research as a transformative process:Methodology, practice and positionality, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 6-9
Adler, Viktoria (2020) Privileged interlocutors, privileged researcher. Reflections on how (white) privilege travels transnationally, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 10-14
Treier, Tilman (2020) Autoethnographie – ein Versuch: Verletzlichkeit – Dating-Apps – Antifeminismus, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 15-18
Speck, Sarah and Jana Schmid (2020) Struggling with roles and positionality: Reflections on field research in rural Nepal, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 19-23
Dijkema, Claske (2020) In search of research relations based on reciprocity, the (im)possibilities of setting up a collaboration between the University and a marginalized social housing neighborhood in Grenoble (France), Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 24-28
Nimführ, Sarah (2020) Reflections on collaborative knowledge production in the context of forced migration, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 29-33
Wojczewski, Silvia (2020) Experiencing ‘white fragility’: Cultivating discomfort and the politics of representation in feminist research practices, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 34-38
Marfurt, Franziska (2020) Method(olog)ische Reflexionen zu partizipativer Fotograf
ie im Senegal, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 39-43
Gashi, Shkumbin, Heidi Kaspar, Claudia Müller, Katharina Pelzelmayer, Anita Schürch and Karin Van Holten (2020) Partizipative Forschung im Lockdown, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 43-47
Peterson, Melike and Nora Küttel (2020) The ‘accidental’ and the ‘failed': Turning silent/ced moments in the field into data, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 48-51
Abena Akese, Grace (2020) Researching Agbogbloshie: A reflection on refusals in fieldwork encounters, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 52-54
Cima, Ottavia (2020) From failure to emancipation: the case for a feministresearch practice, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 55-60
Voigt, Maja-Lee (2020) Gegen die Unsichtbarkeit – Episodische Forschungsannäherung an ein (verkörpertes) Dazwischen, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 61-65
Huizinga, Rik P. (2020) Off the beaten track: The walking interview as a novel research method in refugee studies, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 66-70
Schmidt, Katharina (2020) A visual reminder on positionality and the limits of reflection, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 71
mLAB Uni Bern (2020) The mLAB – where geography, art and media collaborate, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 72
Funke, Sebastian and Christine Bigler (2020) Feminist research in practice – Reflections on a transdisciplinary research seminar on the topic of care farming during the COVID-19 pandemic, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 73-76
Huninh, Sandra, Hanna Seydel and Christiane Droste (2020) Positionalität und Reflexivität bei der Erforschung partizipativer Stadtplanung: Suchbewegungen aus einem transdisziplinären Forschungsprojekt, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 77-80
Scheerer, Madeleine (2020) Diffraktion als feministische Wissensproduktionspraxis, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 81-84
Bertram, Henriette (2020) Feministisches Suburbia oder: Wie misst man Geschlechtergerechtigkeit im Stadtteil? Von Widersprüchen, Ungereimtheiten und Unschärfen bei der gendersensitiven Planung, Feministische GeoRundmail, 83, 85-89 Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography (2020, 41:3) published a special lecture article with commentaries:
Te Ruki-Rangi-o-Tangarva Underhill-Sem, Yvonne (2020) The audacity of the ocean: gendered politics of positionality in the Pacific, Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 41:3, 314-328
Radcliffe, Sarah A. (2020) Audacity unchained: decolonizing variegated geographies; A commentary on Yvonne Underhill-Sem’s The audacity of the ocean: gendered politics of positionality in the Pacific, SingaporeJournal of Tropical Geography, 41:3, 329-331
Skelton, Tracey (2020) The importance of feminist audacity: learning from the Pacific and the Caribbean; A commentary on Yvonne Underhill-Sem’s The audacity of the ocean: gendered politics of positionality in the Pacific, Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 41:3, 339-340
Te Ruki-Rangi-o-Tangarva Underhill-Sem, Yvonne (2020) Audacity with obligation: decoloniality in Pacific geographies; Response to Sarah Radcliffe and Tracey Skelton, Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 41:3, 339-340 Social & Cultural Geography (2020, 21:s1) published a virtual special issue on “Sexualities and gendered intersectionalities”, edited by Gavin Brown & Avril Maddrell, with the following contributions (published in earlier volumes and issues):
Brown, Gavin and Avril Maddrell (2020) Sexualities and gendered intersectionalities, Social & Cultural Geography, 21:s1,1-9
Bieri, Sabin and Natalia Gerodetti (2020) ‘Falling women’–‘saving angels’: spaces of contested mobility and the production of gender and sexualities within early twentieth-century train stations, Social & Cultural Geography, 8:2, 217-234
Brickell, Chris (2020) Networks of affect, male homoeroticism and the Second World War: a soldier's archive, Social & CulturalGeography, 16:2, 183-202
Brown, Gavin (2020) Ceramics, clothing and other bodies: affective geographies of homoerotic cruising encounters, Social & CulturalGeography, 9:8, 915-932
Brown, Michael and Larry Knopp (2020) Sex, drink, and state anxieties: governance through the gay bar,Social & Cultural Geography, 17:3, 335-358
Browne, Kath (2020)A party with politics? (Re)making LGBTQ Pride spacesin Dublin and Brighton, Social & CulturalGeography, 8:1, 63-87
Gorman-Murray, Andrew (2020)Intimate mobilities: emotionalembodiment and queer migration, Social & CulturalGeography, 10:4, 441-460
Hubbard, Phil (2020) Sexing the Self: Geographies of engagement and encounter, Social & Cultural Geography, 3:4, 365-381
McKinnon, Scott, Andrew Gorman-Murray and Dale Dominey-Howes (2020) ‘The greatest loss was a loss of our history’: natural disasters, marginalised identities and sites of memory, Social & Cultural Geography, 17:8, 1120-1139
Mohammad, Robina (2020) Transnational shift: marriage, home and belonging for British-Pakistani Muslim women, Social & Cultural Geography, 16:6, 593-614
Nast, Heidi J. (2020) Into the arms of dolls: Japan’s declining fertility rates, the 1990s financial crisis and the (maternal) comforts of the posthuman, Social & Cultural Geography, 18:6, 758-785
Noble, Greg (2020) ‘Countless acts of recognition’: young men, ethnicity and the messiness of identities in everyday life, Social & Cultural Geography, 10:8, 875-891
Podmore, Julie A. (2020) Gone ‘underground’? Lesbian visibility and the consolidation of queer space in Montréal, Social & Cultural Geography, 7:4, 595-625 Radley, Alan, Darrin Hodgettsand Andrea Cullen(2020) Fear, romanceand transience in the livesof homeless women,Social & Cultural Geography, 7:3, 437-461 Su, Xiaobo, Xiaomei Cai and Meixin Liu (2020) Prostitution, variegated homes, and the practice of unhomely life in China, Social & Cultural Geography, 20:3, 407-426 Tucker, Andrew (2020) The ‘rights’ (and ‘wrongs’) of articulating race with sexuality: the conflicting nature of hegemonic legitimisation in South African queer politics, Social & Cultural Geography, 11:5, 433-449 Del Casino Jr., Vincent D. (2020) Drugs, sex, and the geographies of sexual health in Thailand, Southeast Asia, Social & Cultural Geography, 13:2,109-125 New books Brickell, Katherine (2020) Home SOS: Gender, Violence and Survival in Crisis Ordinary Cambodia. London, Royal Geographical Society-IBG Book Series
Datta, Anindita (ed.) (2021) Gender, Space and Agency in India: Exploring Regional Genderscapes. Oxon, New York, Routledge
Guberman, Daniela (2019) Perspectivas de género en geografía: aportes para la renovación de la enseñanza de la geografía escolar. Buenos Aires, Universidad de Buenos Aires
Huang, S. and K. N. Ruwanpura (eds.) (2020) Handbook on Gender in Asia. Edward Elgar International Handbooks on Gender Series. Cheltenham, Edward Elgar
Pulla, V., Bhattacharyya Rituparna and Bhatt Sanjai (2020) Discrimination, Challenge, and Response: People of North East India. London, Palgrave Macmillan
Uteng, Tanu Priya Uteng, Hilda Rømer Christensen and Lena Levin (eds.) (2020) Gendering smart mobilities. London, Routledge
Recent articles and book chapters
Ahlin, Tanja and Kasturi Sen (2020) Shifting duties: becoming ‘good daughters’ through elder care practices in transnational families from Kerala, India, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:10, 1395-1414 Ahmed, Sarah (2020) ‘I am my own person,’ women's agency inside and outside the home in rural Pakistan, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:8, 1176-1194
Akyelken, Nihan (2020) Living with urban floods in Metro Manila: a gender approach to mobilities, workand climatic events,Gender, Place & Culture,27:11, 1580-1601
Aladro, Almendra (2020) Representaciones sociales sobre acoso sexual callejero en mujeres activistas participantes del XXXIII Encuentro Nacional de Mujeres – Argentina, Revista Latino- Americana de Geografia e Gênero, 11:1, 113– 133
Aragão, Raimundo Freitas and Marcos da Silva Rocha (2020) Marcar e simbolizar o espaço: o eruditismo cultural masculino em Sobral – Ceará (1880-2020), Revista Latino-Americana de Geografia e Gênero,11:1, 237 – 261
Bain, Alison L. and Julie A. Podmore (2020) Challenging heteronormativity in suburban high schools through “surplus visibility”: Gay-Straight Alliances in the Vancouver city region, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:9, 1223-1246
Bain, Alison L. and Julie A. Podmore (2020) Scavenging for LGBTQ2S Public Library Visibility on Vancouver’s Periphery, Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 111:4, 601-615
Bain, Alison L., JulieA. Podmore and Rae Rosenberg (2020) ‘Straightening’ space and time? Peripheral moral panics in print media representations of Canadian LGBTQ2S suburbanites, 1985– 2005,Social and Cultural Geography, 21:6,839-861
Bartlett, Alison (2020) Feminist heritage walks: materialising the feminist past in Perth, Australia and Glasgow, UK, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:7, 1007-1022
Bartos, Ann (2020) Relational spaces and relational care: campus sexual violence, intimate geopolitics and topological polis,Area, 52:2, 261-268
Bayfield, Hannah, Laura Colebrooke and Hannah Pitt (2020) Awesome women and bad feminists: the role of online social networks and peer support for feminist practice in academia, Cultural Geographies, 27:3, 415-435
Baylina, Mireia and Maria Rodó-Zárate (2020) Youth, activism and new rurality: A feminist approach, Journal of Rural Studies,79,189-196
Baylina, M., M. Villarino and M.D. Garcia-Ramon et al. (2019) Género e innovación en los nuevos procesos de re-rulalización en España,Finisterra, LIV,110, 75-91
Belcore, Elena, Alessandro Pezzoli and Angela Calvo (2020) Analysis of gender vulnerability to climate-related hazards in a rural area of Ethiopia, Geographical Journal, 186:2, 156-170
Bhattacharyya, Rituparna (2020) Pierre Bourdieu’s Symbolic Violence: Scripting Gender among Assamese Middle-Class Women in Higher Education (2020). In: Anindita Datta (ed.) Gender, Space and Agency in India: Exploring Regional Genderscapes. New York, Routledge
Billo, Emily (2020) Gendering indigenous subjects: an institutional ethnography of corporate social responsibility in Ecuador, Gender, Place & Culture, 27:8, 1134-1154
Bonds, Anna (2020) Race and ethnicity II: White women and the possessive geographies of white supremacy, Progress in Human Geography, 44:4, 778-788
Buechler, B., V. Vázquez García, K.G. Martínez Molina and D. M. Sosa Capistrán (2020) Patriarchy and (electric) Power? A Feminist Political Ecology of Solar Energy Use in Mexico and the United States, Energy Research and Social Science, https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214629620303182?dgcid=author
Bueno, Adriana Aurea Mota, Ivan Jairo Junckes, Rodrigo Rossi Horochovski and Augusto Junior Clemente (2020) Gênero e Política: A (Sub) Representação das Mulheres nas Eleições de 2008, 2012 e 2016 nos Municípios de Médio e Grande Porte no Brasil, Revista Latino-Americana de Geografia e Gênero, 11:1, 35– 59
Caretta, M. A. (2020) Homosocial stewardship: the opposed and unpaid care work of women water stewards in West Virginia,USA, Ecology and Society,25(2): 29
Carrico, Amanda, Katharine M. Donato, Kelsea B. Best and Jonathan Gilligan (2020) Extreme weather and marriage among girls and women in Bangladesh, Global Environmental Change, 65, 102160 Chaves, Kena Azevedo (2020) ‘Hacia la comunidad, siempre’,os caminhos do feminismo comunitário: Entrevista com Julieta Paredes, Revista Latino-Americana de Geografia e Gênero, 11:1, 286 – 298
Choithani, Chetan (2020) Gendered livelihoods: migrating men, left-behind women and household food security in India, Gender,Place & Culture, 27:10, 1373-1394
Clissold, Rachel, Ross Westoby and Karen E. McNamara (2020) Women as recovery enablers in the faceof disasters in Vanuatu, Geoforum, 113, 101-110
Coen, Stephanie E., Joyce Davidsson and Mark, W. Rosenberg (2020) Towards a critical geography of physical activity: Emotions and the gendered boundary-making of an everyday exercise environment, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 45:2, 313-330
Colombara, Mónica (2020) Violencia contra las mujeres en el conurbano bonaerense: Praxis feminista territorial, aporte estadístico y política pública, Revista Latino-Americana de Geografia e Gênero, 11:1, 306 – 325
Correia, Jocimara Maciel Correia, Cláudia Chies and Fabiane Freire França (2020) O empoderamento de mulheres aposentadas rurais: estudo sobre agricultoras do município de Mamborê – PR, Revista Latino-Americana de Geografia e Gênero, 11:1, 134 – 151
Costa, Felizardo Tchiengo Bartolomeu (2020) Dinâmicas psicossociais do trabalho das zungueiras angolanas, Revista Latino-Americana de Geografia e Gênero, 11:1, 3 – 19
Das, Tulshi, Rituparna Bhattacharyya and Pranjit Sarma (2020) Revisiting geographies of nationalism and national identity in Bangladesh, Geojournal, 10.1007/s10708-020-10305-1
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