Sexualities

Papers
(The TQCC of Sexualities 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.)
ArticleCitations
Ambivalent, discontent, and sceptical: Marginalised queer lives in the post-same-sex marriage era in Taiwan29
K-pop Fandom’s affective role in shaping knowledge of gender and sexuality among LGBTQ+ fans in Australia and the Philippines28
The affective toll of COVID-19 on queer joy: A study of young people in Toronto, Melbourne and New York22
“Porn is blunt […] I had way more LGBTQ+ friendly education through porn”: The experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals with online pornography21
Is India’s rape crisis a recent phenomenon? At the crossroads of religious nationalism, caste, and gender20
‘Straight sex in porn is anything but just straight’: Exploring queer heteroporn15
Doubly marginalized? Japanese gay men with interracial desires14
Young people becoming intimate on social media: Digital desires and gender dynamics14
Ethical intimacy: Relational work of male sex workers in Hong Kong12
Pregnancy and babies versus penises and intercourse: Gender differences in ‘how babies are made’ according to children at two Spanish primary schools12
Book Reviews: Racial Erotics: Gay Men of Color, Sexual Racism, and the Politics of Desire10
No fats, no fems, no problems? Working out and the gay muscled body10
Stories of homoeroticism amongst male ex-combatants of illegal armed groups: Unexplored areas of the armed conflict in Colombia10
An “Academic Homosexual”: Ken Plummer and the National Deviancy Conference9
Homopopulism: A new layer of LGBTQ politics in India9
‘Eko; Eko; Azarak’: Witchcraft, medieval gibberish and queer untranslatability in High Magic’s Aid9
‘I think my body knew what it was before I did’: Affirming women’s embodied experiences as a conduit to knowing9
Editorial Introduction: Special Section on older-age migrants and sexualities9
Book Review: Reframing drag: Beyond subversion and the status Quo8
Ken Plummer: My Intellectual Enlightenment8
Affect and queer intimate entanglements in national-neoliberal Estonia8
Pleasures of the city. An essay in memory of the Danish sociologist Henning Bech8
Constructing hierarchies of victimhood: Queer male survivors' evaluations of sexual assault survivors8
Spanish gay male subjectivity, body, intimacy, and affect on Instagram8
Disabled content creators on OnlyFans: Empowerment, representation, and precarity8
Book Review: The Gayborhood: From Sexual Liberation to Cosmopolitan Spectacle8
Data like any other? Sexual and reproductive health, Big Data and the Sustainable Development Goals7
“I don’t need advice but I will take it”: Allied labor in transgender allyship7
Transpinay: Genealogy of a term7
‘I feel so much better in myself’: Exploring meaningful non-erotic outcomes of BDSM participation7
Book Review: Decoding the Egalitarianism of the Qur'an: Retrieving Lost Voices on Gender7
‘Abstinence is panacea’: Reconstructing the ideal of Chinese masculinity through online community6
The unspeakable queerness in Romania’s communist period: Lesbian and queer accounts beyond gay men’s experiences6
Fields, features, and filters: how dating applications construct sexual fields and romantic and erotic capital6
Vexed in the city: Femme Failure in the World of Carrie Bradshaw and the “Long-Winded Lady”6
Leather nostalgia: Constructed histories of Dutch leathermen through national discourses of tolerance and white innocence6
We are queer and the struggle is here! Visibility at the intersection of LGBT+ rights, post-coloniality, and development cooperation in Uganda5
“Strength and courage in a wonderbra”: Femininity, drag, and the spice girls5
Viral sexualities, viral songs: Queer musical interventions in the AIDS crisis in Turkey5
“It’s easier to think outside the box when you are already outside the box”: A study of transgender and non-binary people’s sexual well-being5
Podcasting women’s pleasure: Feminism and sexuality in the sonic space of China5
Book Review: The Virus Touch: Theorizing Epidemic Media5
Strategic adjustments: Daily experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and intersex persons in Nairobi5
Black queer femme and non-binary individuals’ polyamory: An act of liberation5
“The gay clubs are it”: An analysis of straight women’s motivations for frequenting gay bars5
U.S. Family Law Along the Slippery Slope: the limits of a sexual rights strategy for polyamorous parents5
A different kind of risky business: Men who manage men in the sex industry4
Queer encounters: Navigating ‘gay-friendly’ neighbourhoods with (and against) cultural maps of homophobia4
Consensually nonmonogamous parent relationships during COVID-194
Book review: Disability, sexuality, and gender in Asia: Intersectionality, human rights, and the law ZhangWanhongBjørnstølElisabethDingPengGaoWeiLiHanxuLiuYijun (2024) Disability, Sexuality, and Gende4
A sense of (dis)connectedness: LGBTQ+ online othering on Thai Facebook comments4
Black people’s constructions of good sex: Describing good sex from the margins4
“Sex as a way to gain some control”: Sexual subjectivity during the COVID-19 pandemic4
Book review: AIDS & Representation: Queering portraiture during the AIDS crisis in America4
“It’s hard to know what we should be doing”: LGBTQ+ students’ library privacy in the COVID-19 pandemic4
“I Didn’t Know Ace Was a Thing”: Bisexuality and pansexuality as identity pathways in asexual identity formation4
“Who is the mum? Who is the dad?”: Same-sex couples’ motivations for and experiences of parenthood3
Challenging the logic of progressive timeline, queering LGBT successes and failures in Ireland and Russia3
“It’s kind of like a fifty-fifty”: Participant ambivalence and the queer(ed) potential of the focus group method3
Phallic metaphors and metonyms: Emerging meanings of Viagra and masculinity in news media3
Exploring transnational LGBT+ solidarities across the Norwegian-Russian border: The case of Barents Pride3
Ken Plummer: What it is to be human3
Hierarchies in heterosexuality: Orgasms, intercourse and sexual scripts3
Stretched kinship: Queer female university students negotiating family and identity3
I thought we were vibin’: A qualitative exploration of sexual agency and consent in young people3
The ‘addict sexual script’: Addiction discourse among Israeli sex industry consumers3
“Switch it up”: A qualitative analysis of BDSM switches3
Book Review: The Eroticizing of HIV, Viral Fantasies (Book Review)3
Human rights and affective diplomacy: The presence and strategies of foreign embassies in LGBTQ rights activism in Japan3
Homo narrans: A transdisciplinary reading of Ken Plummer’s narrative sociology3
From allochronism to generationality: Ageism in queer communities in Belgium3
Avoidance and empowerment: How do sex workers navigate stigma?3
Living like a hetero: Southern homonormativity in Istanbul3
Corrigendum to ‘Interview with Sally R Munt, Sexualities journal’3
The definitional creep: Payment processing and the moral ordering of sexual content3
Book Review: Studying Gender in Medieval Europe3
Mundane matters: Mapping the becomings of heterosexual girlhood in the emerging sexual cultures of elementary school children3
Gay monuments in queer times: Amsterdam’s Homomonument and the politics of inclusive social practice3
Grindr? it’s a “Blackmailer’s goldmine”! The weaponization of queer data publics Amid the US–China trade conflict2
Viral sensibilities: A conversation with Tim Dean2
Queer Asias: Genders and sexualities across borders and boundaries2
Book Review: Pornography: A philosophical introduction MikkolaMari, Pornography: A Philosophical Introduction. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 2019, 312 pp, $35.00 (US) ISBN: 97801906400712
Situating queerness in Filipino experience: The bakla, the parlor, and the paglaladlad2
Introduction – Here versus There: Beyond comparison in queer and sexuality politics2
Both because of and in spite of: Towards the reclamation of queercrip joy2
Solving puzzles, playing games: The potential and pitfalls of entertainment education in teaching about sexuality2
“Every Parade of Ours is a Pride Parade”: Exploring LGBTI+ digital activism in Turkey2
More like a woman: Activa/Pasiva subjectivities in Cuba2
Young women’s sexual agency, relationality, and vulnerability: The Israeli case study of “attacking”2
Introduction: Special section ‘female clients of commercial sex’2
Strategies of passing: Hypervisible bodies, disrespectable affinities, and Syrian trans refugees in Lebanon2
“Boys just ruin it”: Exploring the popularity of lesbian pornography among straight women2
Queerly departed: Queer viral socialities and Caribbean migrant desires2
Journeying with Ken Plummer through radical constructionism, critical humanism and intimate counterpublics2
The politics of everyday life as a sex worker: “Affect”, stigma and resistance2
Sexual peril and dangerous others: The moral economies of the trans prisoner policy debates in England and Wales2
Ken Plummer’s contributions to the study of sexualities and beyond2
‘Send Nudes?’: Teens’ perspectives of education around sexting, an argument for a balanced approach2
‘It’s a generational thing, really’. Understandings of sexual rights in a digital age2
Mediated risk: A qualitative exploration of students’ experiences flirting online2
Space, affect and contagious bodies: Representing HIV in 1990s Czech cinema2
Viral ecologies: Refiguring ‘psychic immunology’, in the art of Helen Chadwick2
Performing queer loneliness in Art AIDS America (2015–17) and Queer British Art (2017)2
Orgasm as women’s work? Rethinking pleasure, ‘sex’ and the power dynamics of orgasm through the embodied experiences of orgasmic meditation practitioners2
Do we have the right to call ourselves an inclusive university? Untold stories of queer students at a rural university in Eastern Cape Province, South Africa2
Stigma, invisibility and unattainable ‘choices’ in sex work2
Gratitude to Ken Plummer2
Analysing intersex rights narratives in Spain2
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