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Papers

(The TQCC of Journal of Gender Studies is 2. 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 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Non-binary lives: an anthology of intersecting identities	63
The pragmatic ideal: Mary Field Parton and the pursuit of a progressive society	52
Arts-integrated approaches to engaging men in violence prevention: mapping a kaleidoscope of arts, masculinities, and feminist possibilities	45
Negotiating beauty: exploring beauty narratives of Chinese women in different life stages	33
‘All the same under the skin’: representations of class and gender in Michel Faber’s Under the Skin	27
‘Gender troubles’ in researching violence towards LGBTQ+ people: a case study from Italy	20
A language of Ill Feelings: defining the undefined in Alice Hattrick’s Ill Feelings (2021)	19
Editorial	19
Does the pandemic have a gender? An exploratory study about the Perceived Impact of COVID-19 measures on women and men in Ukraine and Belarus	19
Peril and protection in British courtship novels: a study in continuity and change	17
Intersectionality in human rights: a discursive critique to understand clashes between the extreme right and political resistance in Brazil	17
Books Received Journal of Gender Studies, vol. 30, no. 4	16
Trajectories in and exits out for young men involved with violence on an inner-city housing estate	16
The gender variance scale: developing and piloting a new tool for measuring gender diversity in survey research	15
The Terrible We: Thinking with Trans Maladjustment	13
Face-veiled Women in Contemporary Indonesia	13
Making intersex and non-binary people count? Ambivalent in_visibilities in the German microcensus	13
Maiko masquerade: crafting geisha girlhood in Japan	12
Feminist reflections on childhood: A history and call to action	12
Algorithmic folk theories and peer review: on the importance of valuing participant expertise (commentary)	12
Female sexuality in modernist fiction: literary techniques for making women artists	12
The art of Jane Orleman: childhood trauma and the discourse of sexual violence	12
Gender and social policy in middle-income countries: comparative welfare regime analysis of fiscal policies	11
Women workers and the contestation of gender roles in Vietnam’s new rural factories	11
Masculinity attitudes in the United States across intersections of race/ethnicity, immigration status, and education	10

(Re)producing sex/gender normativities: LGB alliance, political whiteness and heteroactivism	10
The Powerpuff Girls: making it as early career academics in physical education	10
Agentic traits, even when perceived as low value, still hold sway in management	10
Unpacking women’s work during the COVID-19 pandemic in India: a feminist analysis of mainstream print media	9
Entanglements between gender equality and multiculturalism discourses: the case of Sweden	9
Networks of queer reproduction in Sappho magazine (1972–1981)	9
“Reckless brutality to womankind”: police violence against black women in Colonial Nigeria	9
The discourse of gender equality in youth sports: a Swedish example	8
Pattern of rape and femicide during COVID-19 lockdown: content and discourse analysis of digital media reports in Nigeria	8
Books received journal of gender studies vol. 33 no 6	8
The ‘researcher’ versus the ‘political worker’: overlapping identities and their tensions in the field	8
Destigmatizing kinks: alien erotica in Netflix’s sex education	8
Manning the boundaries: unpacking hetereomasculine complexities among Jamaican inner-city boys	7
Towards a gendered model of second language investment: insights from language learning narratives	7
Who’s afraid of gender? Who’s afraid of gender? , Judith Butler, London, Allen Lane, 2024, 320 pp., £ 25.00 (hardcover), £ 13.99 (e-book), ISBN 978 0 2415 9582 4	7
Nevertheless, they persisted. feminist activism and the politics of crisis in Northern Ireland	7
Driven out: women’s employment, the transport sector and social reproduction in Grand Tunis	7
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, 20	7
‘Could this really be a place for me?’ Women’s experiences in game jams and video game communities	7
Surrogacy: time we recognized it as a job?	7
”I became very interested in writing and creativity as ways of connecting with people”: an Interview with Juliet Jacques	7
“Did you just say I was lit ?” Transgender and non-binary youth doing gender; resisting cisnormativity in South African schools	7
Books received, journal of gender studies, vol. 33 no. 5	7
‘Science and Technology as Feminine’: raising awareness about and reducing the gender gap in STEM careers	7
A systematic review of TERF behaviour online in relation to sociopsychological group dynamics	6
‘Cool articles from way back when’: appropriations and reanimations of the New Zealand feminist magazine Broadsheet	6
The (m)other-daughter relationship in McCurdy’s I’m glad my mom died : codependency, anorexia nervosa, and self dis(re)covery	6
Targeted for being women and reporting on the presidency: gendered-based violence against female journalists by populists in office	6
Humanizing or feminizing intelligent personal assistants? Exploring the gender representation of Siri, Cortana, and Alexa in the Italian public sphere	5
Feminist media makers in the San Francisco Bay area	5
Sexuality securitized: how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine reconfigures (anti-)LGBTQ politics in Eastern Europe	5
Buzzfeed’s ‘celebrities reading thirst tweets’: examining the sexualization of men and women in the #MeToo era	5
Global development and female labour force participation: evidence from a multidimensional perspective	4
Mundeya di Torr : homosociality, the bodybuilder & the pehlwan in contemporary Pakistan	4
Editorial issue 8 2021	4
Does gender moderate the relationship between physical activity and body dissatisfaction among adolescents?	4
‘It’s easy to mistrust police when they keep on killing us’: A queer exploration of police violence and LGBTQ+ Victimization	4
Books Received Journal of Gender Studies , vol. 33, no. 2	4
Editorial issue 3 2021	4
See Jane Die : Postfeminist lessons in Drop Dead Diva	4
Stigmatizing feminism in nationalist discourse: a critical discourse analysis of a Chinese anti-feminist online forum	4
A techno-feminist analysis of beauty app development in China’s high-tech industry	4
Pedagogies of perfection in the postfeminist digital age: young women’s negotiations of health and fitness on social media	4
Gender threat: american masculinity in the face of change	4
Books Received, Journal of Gender Studies, vol. 32 no. 5	3
The gendered politics of crises and de-democratisation: opposition to gender equality	3
The narratives of Chinese women academics: exploring gendered career trajectories for those who are not leaders	3
Masculinities and teaching in primary schools: exploring the lives of Irish male teachers	3
Masculine nations, queer bodies and the in/visibilities of gender	3
Trans subjectivities in Iran: epistemic misrecognition	3

Books Received Journal of Gender Studies vol. 34 no 2	3
The impacts of COVID-19 on the women heading their households in Iran	3
Statement of Removal	3
Paid to care: domestic workers in contemporary Latin American culture	3
Whose game? Gender and power in fantasy sports	3
Books Received, Journal of Gender Studies, Vol. 32 no. 4	3
New perspectives on gender and translation: new voices for transnational dialogues	3
‘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 spaces	3
Editorial	3
Editorial	3
Books Received, Journal of Gender Studies, 32, no. 3	3
Making disaster safer: a gender and vulnerability approach	3
Honouring Jo Woodiwiss	3
Toxic masculinity and the college scene: John Berardo on Initiation and the anti-establishment thriller	3
Academic state of anomie in gender studies: masked and expressed emotions within the academic environment in Turkey	3
Editorial	3
Praxis of compliance: feminist solidarity for women tech workers in India during Covid-19	2
Books Received Journal of Gender Studies vol. 33 no 7	2
Empowering the disadvantaged: a perspective on Saudi Arabia’s low-skilled female workers	2
Changing workplace patterns in Saudi Arabia: a gender lens	2
An intersectional and discursive approach to identity in multicultural education: the case of the Haitian community in Chile	2
Roundtable discussion	2
Embodied ambivalence in Taiwan: fat women and gender minorities’ negotiation and subversion of their hyper(in)visibility	2
Topological spaces of embodied becoming: queens, queerness, and (infra)structural subterfuge in Singapore	2
‘Black girlhood and emerging sexual identities: sexual citizenship and teenage girls of African descent in Athens’	2
‘If someone’s freaky, everyone loves it. It’s all about the drama’: young women’s responses and reactions to image based sexual abuse of other young women	2
Intersectionality and decolonisation in contemporary British crime fiction	2
Becoming a young woman through a feminist lens: young feminist women in Turkey	2
Understanding and addressing gender-based violence: an Australian Indigenous approach	2
A visual analysis intergenerational play histories and practices: five generations of an Australian family	2
‘Abbiamo liberato un’Islamica ’: deconstructing the argumentative legitimation of discriminatory attitudes against Silvia Romano ¹	2
‘The culture is disgusting’ : analysing continuities and differences in experiences and perceptions of youth rape culture through cross-generational testimonies online	2
Gendering democracy: feminist parliamentary responses to opposition against gender equality	2
Ageing in Contemporary China: The Ziran Approach	2
Queer Singaporean futures after 377a: establishing homonormativity as concrete labour	2
Critical femininities: exploring young women’s digital sexual cultures	2
What makes a ‘good man’? A mixed-methods exploration of UK adolescent attitudes towards masculinity	2
(En)Gendering the word ‘midwife’: semantics, etymology and orientations	2
Spectral motherhood and maternal grieving: language and sudden unexplained death in infancy in Australian juvenile fiction	2
Examining peer mentoring with women who experience multiple and complex disadvantage: a feminist ethical model of practice	2
“I’m not a saint”: divine motherhood at the intersection of single adoption and disability	2
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.’	2
‘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 movement	2
Patriarchal pacts in the neo-archaic manosphere: warband brotherhoods as fascist masculinity	2