Published in International Feminist Journal of Politics (Ahead of Print, 2026)

Volume 28, Issue 3 of International Feminist Journal of Politics

IFJP invites expressions of interest for an online conversation series, around the theme of ‘Knowing and Being Otherwise: Religion, Spirituality, and Feminist Interventions in Global Politics’. Appli...

This article explores reproductive violence against China’s internally colonized Uyghurs through the lens of reproductive justice developed by women of color in the United States (US). The authors arg...

In this article, the author details the internet shutdowns, platform shadowbanning, and countermovement doxxing as endured by feminist activists in India. Taken together, these practices and tools rep...

This study explores the social consequences of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV), identifying five key outcomes for survivors: acceptance, rejection, stigma, integration, and empowerment. Com...

You can now read the latest issue of IFJP . The issue includes 8 research articles, 2 conversation articles, 1 review essay, and 3 book reviews, in addition to editorials from the new editorial team...

You can now read the latest issue of IFJP . It’s a Special Issue titled "Feminism(s) and Authoritarianism(s) in the Middle East and North Africa: Contending with the State", edited by Rola El-Hussei...

This article develops a postsocialist queer reading of nuclear imperialism to examine how Cold War coloniality continues to shape global power through spatial, ecological, and temporal violence. Throu...

International Feminist Journal of Politics (IFJP) is seeking a new Managing Editor for the Journal to provide the administrative support for the editorial team and oversee the production process of t...

The International Feminist Journal of Politics invites proposals for a special issue on “Digitalisation, AI and Feminist Futures”. The call targets participants from our joint conference with Femi...

In this IFJP article , the author analyzes the efforts of Tunisian women to frame the hijab (veil) ban under the former autocratic regime of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, also known as Circular 108, as a ...

The European Parliament (EP) is commonly viewed as the most progressive institution of the European Union (EU), given its historic promotion of gender equality and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trans...

Published in International Feminist Journal of Politics (Ahead of Print, 2025)

This article analyzes the gendered representations of Russian women soldiers in the official newspaper of the Russian Armed Forces, Krasnaya Zvezda ( Red Star ), and how these narratives benefit the...

In recent years, “digitalization” has made its way into the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda. While none of the United Nations Security Council Resolutions (UNSCRs) on WPS mentions digitalizatio...