Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Agents of Knowledge and Action,2000,12,2,182-222,Zerai
Renegotiating Feminist Praxis in the Arabian Gulf,2008,20,1,73-94,Devriese
Women Negotiating Change,2004,16,2-3,193-211,Guhathakurta
Transnational Gender Studies and the Migrating Concept of Gender in the Middle East and North Africa,2009,21,2,133-152,Hale
National Interruption,2002,14,3,235-256,Axel
Archiving Resistance: Women's Testimony at the Threshold of the State,2008,20,2,167-192,Al-Kassim
Violence Business and Identity in the Borderlands,2009,21,1,79-101,Martínez
Duty Bound?,2009,21,2,153-184,Hewamanne
The Biopolitics of Hindu Nationalism,2004,16,2-3,319-372,Chatterji
Locating Global Feminisms Elsewhere,2009,21,1,51-78,Chowdhury
Between Reality and Representation,2004,16,2-3,141-168,Rajasingham-Senanayake
'Flirt[ing] with Death' but' Still Alive',2006,18,1,61-88,Ralph
Entangled in Secular Nationalism Feminism and Islamism,2003,15,2,183-211,Keskin-Kozat
Violence Anti-Convention and Desires for Transformation amongst Pakistan’s Mohajirs in Karachi,2010,22,3,225-245,Khan
Adversarial Discourses Analogous Objectives,2004,16,2-3,213-236,Khattak
The Indigenous Woman as Victim of Her Culture in Neoliberal Mexico,2005,17,1,73-92,Newdick
Writing Women's Bodies On the Palimpsest of Islamic History,2002,14,1,41-64,Ouedghiri
Engendering Violence,2004,16,2-3,125-139,Desai
At the Altar of Subalternity,2008,20,2,133-147,Brohi
'Violence All Around Us',2008,20,2,119-131,Johnson
Democratizing Bangladesh,2004,16,2-3,291-318,Karim
Globalizing Bombay Cinema,2005,17,2,135-154,Mehta
Freeing the ‘Slaves of Destiny’,2003,15,3,247-266,Mendoza
Organizing Women,2001,13,2,131-154,Moghadam
Producing The Spectacle of Kamathipura,2006,18,3,269-292,Shah
Constructing a Worker Identity,2006,18,2,189-211,Varghese
Understanding Women’s Work through the Confluence of Gender Race and Social Class,2010,22,3,179-195,Hofman
"After 9/11 everything changed": Re-formations of state violence in everyday life on the US-Mexico border,2013,25,1,99-119,Correa
Affective communities and millennial desires: Latinx or why my computer won't recognize Latina/o,2017,29,3,141-159,Guidotti-Hernández
The X factor: the struggle to get Latinos in US news stories amid a Latinx push and a changing journalism landscape,2017,29,3,177-185,Contreras
On naming ourselves or: When I was a spic,2017,29,3,193-201,Engel
X marks the spot,2017,29,3,202-213,Rodríguez
Latinx: ¡Estamos aquí! or being "Latinx" at UNC-Chapel Hill,2017,29,3,214-230,DeGuzmán
Gender(ed) violence in neo-authoritarian times,2023,35,1-2,29-46,Sabsay