Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Vernacularization on the ground: local uses of global women's rights in Peru China India and the United States,2009,9,4,441-461,Merry
Transnational sexual and gendered violence: an application of border sexual conquest at a Mexico—US border,2009,9,3,420-439,Morales
Women's rights in Peru: insights from two organizations,2009,9,4,485-506,Mujica
Translating women's human rights in a globalizing world: the spiral process in reducing gender injustice in Baroda India,2009,9,4,462-484,Rajaram
Transnational women’s activism in Japan and Korea:the unresolved issue of military sexual slavery,2001,1,2,155-170,Piper
‘Does your granny eat grass?’ On mass migration care drain and the fate of older people in rural Albania,2008,8,2,139-171,Vullnetari
Distant warriors distant peace workers? Multiple diaspora roles in Sri Lanka's violent conflict,2008,8,4,436-452,Orjuela
Family and nation: Brazilian national ideology as contested transnational practice in Japan,2008,8,4,418-435,Green
Recovering the social: globalization football and transnationalism,2007,7,2,166-186,Giulianotti
Sense of home in a transnational social space: New Zealanders in London,2008,8,1,116-137,Wiles
The grobal in the sporting glocal,2007,7,2,135-153,Andrews
New slavery old binaries: human trafficking and the borders of ‘freedom’,2010,10,2,244-261,Davidson
'Bringing coals to Newcastle'? human rights civil rights and social movements in New York city,2009,9,4,507-528,Yoon
Networking sisterhood from the informal to the global: AkiDwA the African and Migrant Women's Network Ireland,2011,11,2,242-261,Lentin