Feminist Periodicals, vol. 46, no. 1, Winter 2026

Title

Feminist Periodicals, vol. 46, no. 1, Winter 2026

Description

The latest issue of Feminist Periodicals includes contents information from Gender in Management, Studies in Gender and Sexuality, WSQ: Women's Studies Quarterly, Feminist Economics, Ms., Women's History Review, and more.

Creator

Office of the Gender and Women's Studies Librarian

Publisher

Dr. Karla J. Strand

Date

Winter 2026

Contributor

Violet Pandya and Kelsey Foster

Coverage

Includes contents information from issues of periodicals published and/or received December 4, 2025, through March 10, 2026.

Collection Items

Includes articles on: femmephobia & the mental load in academia; the radical Black femme and Black feminist traditions within Black studies; African…

Includes articles on: reparative aesthetics and collaborative work to challenge rape myths in Switzerland; the power of storytelling in combating…

Includes articles on: Tang Dynasty rhapsodies on puppetry; the hidden politics of divorce among Kitan princesses; the New Life Movement, women's…

Includes articles on: the Lisbon Inquisition and the repression of heterosexual anal intercourse in Portugal, 1580-1800; the Quasar of Rock's LGBTQ…

Includes articles on: why imposter syndrome among women of color faculty is not a confidence problem- and what campuses can do about it; four key…

Includes articles on: regional ontologies and new gender techniques in urban Punjab; narratives about transfeminine kinship in South India;…

Includes articles on: abolition feminism and research-creation; rethinking ecological dimensions of suicide with young women and femmes facing housing…

Includes articles on: 'don't say gay' laws limit student media's potential to challenge heteronormativity that harms LGBTQ+ youth; archiving memorial…

Includes articles on: women's access to the bench in post-conflict autocratic states; understanding judicial gender representation with insights from…

Includes articles on: female gangsterism, violence and criminal mythmaking in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century London 'underworld'; the…

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