Search

Gender, Class, Race & Intersectionality | News

(0 applied)

26 September 2023

A Painful Writing on Uncovering Body: Fang Siqi's First Love Paradise

by Yiyao Yang This article is part of the Gender, Sexuality, and Decolonization Resource Page...

19 September 2023

The Wayward Poetics of Rashid Jahan

by Devarya Srivastava This article is part of the Gender, Sexuality, and Decolonization...

06 October 2023

Lifting the Iron Curtain of Gender Policies in the Soviet Union

Abortion Policies of 1920 – 1955 by Sanifa Shirinova This article is part of the Gender...

25 September 2023

Queer Identity and Nationalism in Malaysia

by Samantha Khoo Su Yen This article is part of the Gender, Sexuality, and Decolonization...

10 October 2023

Violence Against Women : Thinking Beyond the Carceral State

by Nivedita Joon This article is part of the Gender, Sexuality, and Decolonization Resource...

20 September 2023

Nigerian Women in Politics: Constraints and Resistance

by Favour Imhomoh This article is part of the Gender, Sexuality, and Decolonization Resource...

Partition of British India 1947

The Story of the Birth of a Nation and the Recovery of its Women by Aishwarya Agarwal This...

29 September 2023

Same-Sex Marriage Legalization in Cuba

In recent years, activism combatting discrimination and the unequal standing of LGBTQ Cubans...

How Gender-based and Sexual Violence during War (Re)defines Identities and Communities

Interview with Ceren Bulduk about her PhD thesis.

Seven podcasts by students on human rights and humanitarianism

As part of the course “Human Rights and Humanitarianism through the Concepts”, co-taught by...

How UN Peacekeepers in Mali Experience Militarisation and Power Relations

Recent UN peace missions are evolving in contexts where there is no peace to keep. But peace...

Swiss Human Zoos

Letizia Gaja Pinoja, PhD Candidate at the International History and Politics Department, writes...

27 November 2023

Introducing the Maria Rosario Lazzati Niada Scholarship for Afghan Women

A new postgraduate scholarship for Afghan women in international relations and development.

Launch of the Transimperial History Podcast

History may be grounded in the past, but it is always evolving and changing as new perspectives...