Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
How to Make the Law Work? Budgetary Implications of Domestic Violence Laws in Latin America Central America and the Caribbean,2005,27,1,123-133,Duvvury
Looking back moving forward: international approaches to addressing conflict-related sexual violence,2012,33,4,299-321,Pruitt
"America will not tolerate slave traders": counter-trafficking policies and U.S. power,2015,36,2,213-238,Risley
Evaluation from a gender+ perspective as a key element for (re)gendering the policymaking process,2017,38,1,84-101,Bustelo
Feminist politics in contemporary Turkey: neoliberal attacks feminist claims to the public,2017,38,2,151-174,Coşar
Shaping perceptions of Sarah Palin's charisma: presentations of Palin in the 2008 presidential election,2017,38,2,103-127,Eberhardt
Gender and policy implementation: analyzing and predicting the progress of congressional bills targeting homeless women 1977-1987,2017,38,3,385-408,Sisco
Immigration provisions in the Violence Against Women Act: implications for Asian Indian marriage migrants,2017,38,4,456-480,Kapur
Child marriage laws around the world: minimum marriage age legal exceptions and gender disparities,2018,39,1,51-74,Nandi