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International Journal for Intersectional Feminist StudiesThe International Journal for Intersectional Feminist Studies is a peer-reviewed journal. The editorial collective invites submissions on feminist issues. We encourage young scholars, postgraduate and undergraduate students to contribute. However, you do not necessarily need to be a young researcher or student in order to make a submission. Submission guidelines can be found here.
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Vol. 1. September 2015
Lifestyle of Working Women in Modern Organizations: Implications on Health. By Aisha Bhatti & Dr. Rabia Ali.
Leaders in the desert: The Sahrawi women of Western Sahara. By Johanna Higgs & Dr. Christine Ryan.
Forced and Underage Marriages in New Zealand: Some Reflections on Public and Private Patriarchy and Intersectionality. By Ambika Kohli.
Vol. 2 Iss. 1. September 2016
Standing Tall: Mapping Step by Step Metamorphosis of Janie Crawford in Zora Neale Hurston’s ‘Their Eyes Were Watching God’. By Surinder Kaur.
Portrayal of Sexuality in the Age of Solemnity. By Salma Javed.
Obergefell v. Hodges and the Judicialization of Same-Sex Marriage in America: Legalizing the Impossible. Dr. Aloy Ojilere.
Social Commentary: Not all victims of rape will be recognised as such in the eyes of the law. By Wenluan Chi.
Social Commentary: Rehabilitation of Mentally ill Women in India. By Suman Ramavat.
Vol. 3 Iss. 1. April 2017
Reproductive health status of scheduled and non-scheduled castes women of Ludhiana district in Punjab. By Nishu Sharma & Dr. Shalini Sharma.
Literature review: Humour: As a tool for gender construction and deconstruction. By Sabah-Al-Mushtaq.
Voices of dissent in the poetry of Imtiaz Dharker. By Soma Das.
The Marxist analysis of Manjula Padmanabhan’s “Lights Out”. By G Vasishta Bhargavi.
Social commentary: Horrible truth behind the lives of mentally challenged women: A follow up. By Suman Ramavat.
Vol. 3 Iss. 2. October 2017
Slam Poetry- A link between black feminism and oral poetry traditions. ByAnna George.
Semiotic Study of Sindoor. By Sharonee Dasgupta.
How does media exposure influence young girls’ sexuality? By Monika Sargayoos.
Vol. 4 Iss. 1&2. September 2018
Co-dependency: A Disease of Inequality? By Sabah-Al-Mushtaq.
The Paradigmatic and Theoretical Frameworks of Researching a Marxist Feminist, Matristic Society. By Katharine I. Ransom
Sexual harassment in India. By Johanna Higgs & Brittany Jeffries.
Son-preference declining gradually and daughter’s status increasing among the urban middle-class in North India: A new research suggests. By Ambika Kohli.
Vol. 5 Iss. 1&2. November 2019
Between footnotes, rumours, and field notes, locating memories of extra-judicial killings from North East India. By Dixita Deka.
Beyond the Veil: Media prejudice towards the use of the hijab in Europe. By Pamela Nuñez Basante.
The Lack of Available Economic Data When Researching Matrilineal Societies. By Katharine I. Ransom.
Domestic Violence Victimisation in Nigeria: The Often Ignored Perspective. By Aloy Ojilere, Jorge Nkwoh & Nnamdi Obiaraeri.
A note: Gender and Education book. By Ambika Kohli.
Vol. 6 Iss. 1&2. November 2020
Writing Feminism: The Razzmatazz of Western Feminist Thought. By Rakhi Vyas.
Sexuality, Health and Hygiene in Colonial India (1860-1930). By Mridul Megha.
An Investigation into the Challenges Preventing Girls Child From Going to Universal Basic Education in Gwagwalada Area Council of F.C.T, Abuja, Nigeria. By Ogunode Niyi Jacob.
Unveiling the veil: Critical study of the two Poems “Purdah I &II” of Imtiaz Dharker. By Ajay Kumar.