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November 2026, Volume 47, Issue 16
- 3279-3294 Gender and development in the 2020s: feminist approaches in an era of ‘smart economics’, gender backlash and heightened inequality
by Annabel Dulhunty & Sharon Bessell - 3295-3317 Co-opting rights, reframing development: anti-gender politics and the logics of smart economics
by Lata Narayanaswamy & Haley McEwen - 3318-3340 Troubling gender in international development
by Andrea Cornwall - 3341-3360 Revisiting gender and development in a time of fascisms
by Kalpana Wilson - 3361-3383 ‘Smart economics’ as gendered racial capitalism: a critique of corporate capitalism’s co-option of gender equity frameworks
by Navtej K. Purewal & Althea-Maria Rivas - 3384-3402 Disarticulated networks and neoliberal agendas: how insights from GAD theory became disconnected from work on gender, girls’ education and international development
by Elaine Unterhalter - 3403-3420 Gender gaps as unknowns or un-knowings? Engendering development and disasters in an extractivist landscape
by Sarah Bradshaw & Rebeca Cruz - 3421-3439 Productive vs. reproductive work: rethinking the relationship
by Hadia Majid - 3440-3456 Microfinance as post-conflict women’s economic development: issues in adopting a smart economic strategy
by Nedha de Silva - 3457-3476 Smart economics or feminist economic empowerment in feminist foreign policies?
by Annabel Dulhunty & Sharon Bessell
October 2026, Volume 47, Issue 15
- 3041-3062 Transformative resistances to extractivisms
by Markus Kröger & Anja Nygren & Barry Gills - 3063-3081 Zambian tech imaginaries and alternatives to personal data extractivism
by Christopher W. Chagnon - 3082-3099 Green extractivism and the invention of ‘carbon territories’ in the Brazilian Amazon
by Juliana Gomes Miranda & Sérgio Sauer - 3100-3117 Resistance to extractivism: pin-prick land grabs and ‘failed’ corporate land deals
by Saturnino M. Borras & Lorenza Arango & Moges Belay & Jennifer C. Franco & Sai Sam Kham & Tsegaye Moreda & Doi Ra & Itayosara Rojas Herrera & Chunyu Wang & Yunan Xu - 3118-3136 Resistance as regeneration: the resurgence of more-than-human regenerative farming worlds
by Maria Ehrnström-Fuentes & Saana Hokkanen - 3137-3158 Forest land deals, resistance, and legitimisation – a comparative analysis of discourse coalitions and silent actors in Cameroon and Malaysia
by Maria Brockhaus & Ayami Kan & Alain Mfoulou & Samuel Assembe-Mvondo & Aristide Chacgom & Gordon John Thomas & Felicien Kengoum & Daisuke Naito & Helena Varkkey & Grace Y. Wong - 3159-3177 Violence, resistance and women’s voices in the Samarco disaster, Brazil
by Andréa Zhouri - 3178-3200 The third standpoint: the politics of accommodating to green agrarian extractivism
by Alberto Alonso-Fradejas - 3201-3219 Class, caste and religion: transcending social identities at an extractive frontier of China’s Belt and Road Initiative
by Usman Ashraf - 3220-3239 Eco-territorial feminisms and re-existences against neo-extractivism in Bolivia
by Eija Ranta & Pabel Camilo López Flores & Sebastian Caballero Paz - 3240-3258 Resisting fossil fuel extractivism: mapping diverse perspectives and their transformative possibilities
by Amod Shah - 3259-3278 Transforming global critical minerals governance: is a green new international economic order possible?
by Nathan Andrews & Paul Bowles & Jing Vivian Zhan
September 2026, Volume 47, Issue 14
- 2837-2860 Epistemic violence in the Inter-American human rights system: Indigenous cosmologies, legal pluralism and paths towards decolonial justice
by Bernardo Carvalho de Mello - 2861-2879 The evolution of the national discourse on Chinese mining in Ecuador
by Francisca Da Gama & Bruce Cronin - 2880-2899 The Chinese learning boom in Egypt: how language learning becomes a new narrative of South–South cooperation
by Yushi Wang - 2900-2916 Rewriting the rules from the South: IBSA and Southern institutional agency in a fragmented climate order
by Vineeth Thomas & Debolina Roy - 2917-2935 Informal governance and the Global South: legacies of Non-Aligned Movement, prospects of BRICS
by Uroš Prokić & Asbed Kotchikian - 2936-2953 Anti-caste thinkers’ language ideologies: an intersectional critical language study of anti-Hindi perspectives in Tamil Nadu
by S. Ramamoorthy - 2954-2974 Ethnic identity and economic status: a comparative perspective of ethnic majority and minority communities in the Sundarbans in coastal India
by Nisha Bellinger & Akash Sharma & Saleh Ahmed & Shyamasree Dasgupta - 2975-2990 Populism after prohibition: Islamist mobilisation and informal religious law in Indonesia
by Hasnan Bachtiar & Nicholas Morieson & Ihsan Yilmaz - 2991-3010 The haunted and the hunted: young, male and mobile between Africa and Europe
by Christina Oelgemöller & Lucy Hovil - 3011-3030 Beyond humanitarianism: violence risks in African refugee-hosting states
by Lucie Konečná - 3031-3039 Enduring the unendurable: the allostatic weight of intergenerational and transgenerational trauma in Gaza
by Izzeldin Abuelaish & Lana Yacoub
September 2026, Volume 47, Issue 13
- 2627-2646 The emergence and politics of polyalignment
by Jessica DiCarlo & Shahar Hameiri & Lee Jones & Seth Schindler - 2647-2666 Polyalignment as geoeconomic bridging: Hungary’s reindustrialisation amid global protectionism
by Agnes Gagyi & Tamás Gerőcs - 2667-2686 Indonesia, nickel, and the political economy of polyalignment in the Second Cold War
by Trissia Wijaya & Lee Jones - 2687-2707 Global governance in the Second Cold War: the G20 and the political economy of polyalignment
by Tom Chodor & Shahar Hameiri - 2708-2726 Beyond hedging: understanding India’s polyalignment in the Second Cold War
by Aaron Magunna - 2727-2745 Infrastructural polyalignment and Himalayan geopolitics: subjugation, small-state agency, and regional competition in Nepal
by Jessica DiCarlo & Dinesh Paudel - 2746-2766 Locating Africa in the Second Cold War: the geopolitical economy of Kenyan polyalignment
by Tim Zajontz - 2767-2785 ‘There cannot be a corridor without Türkiye!’: Türkiye’s polyalignment strategy in pursuit of strategic autonomy
by Seth Schindler & Sırma Altun & Mustafa Kemal Bayırbağ - 2786-2810 The visual politics of polyalignment in Argentina: lithium extraction in the geopolitics of clean-energy transitions
by Marcelo Saguier & Sol Mora & Julieta Godfrid - 2811-2822 The monetary dimension of ecological damage in the Global South
by Osama Diab - 2823-2836 A three-layered categorisation of climate justice demands
by Defne Gönenç & Marc Esteve del Valle
August 2026, Volume 47, Issue 12
- 2413-2434 The dark side of political participation: when mobilisation undermines democracy
by Seyed Masoud Azarfam - 2435-2455 Ghana in the age of cities: critical challenges to the urban informal economy in Ghana
by Daniel Kennedy Amoah - 2456-2475 Federal tensions, Balkanising currents: navigating the dilemmas of post-ethnic statehood in Ethiopia
by Petros Ogbazghi - 2476-2495 Reclaiming narrative sovereignty: education as counter-narrative in Occupied Palestine
by Hussein AlAhmad - 2496-2520 Fixed attitudes, contextual shifts: deconstructing public support for Lebanese Hezbollah through survey experiments
by Kota Suechika - 2521-2539 Meeting of the maligned: the disconnect between college students and administrators in the United States over Gaza and Israel
by Jeffrey S. Bachman & Esther Brito Ruiz - 2540-2561 ‘We’re in the stadium; our husbands in the mall with the children’: Saudi female football fans as agents of social change
by Kyra Margarete Angerer & Abdulelah Alnogemi - 2562-2581 Strategic legitimacy in global aid governance: Saudi Arabia and the UAE
by Hyojung Kim - 2582-2600 Powerful but dysfunctional? The Group of 77 and UN multilateralism
by Max-Otto Baumann & Anna Novoselova - 2601-2611 The truth behind tariff threats: unpacking the economic and strategic fallout of the 2025 US–India dispute
by Kunal Kamal Kumar - 2612-2626 When wage work fails: survival entrepreneurship and the reordering of construction labour in Indonesia
by Daniel Jesayanto Jaya & Wawan Rahmadi & Putu Sudira & Nuryadin Eko Raharjo & Lamri
July 2026, Volume 47, Issue 11
- 2205-2223 Intelligence diplomacy and MİT: the rising role of intelligence services in the contemporary world
by S. Özgür Uğurdan - 2224-2241 Rethinking IR through Türkiye: discourse, relationality and partnership in Africa
by Ufuk Necat Tasci & Ferhat Cagri Aras - 2242-2261 Geopolitics of interconnectivity: Central Asia’s strategic pivot to the South
by Farkhod Aminjonov - 2262-2283 The South Caucasus: connectivity initiatives and regional fragmentation
by Farid Guliyev - 2284-2300 Incorporation and neutralisation: how the Moroccan monarchy co-opts opposition from leftists to Islamists
by Mouad Faitour - 2301-2319 Beautiful authoritarianism: contributions of the leader’s wife in Egypt and Jordan
by Mustafa Menshawy - 2320-2342 Cash transfers and the COVID-19 pandemic: the experiences of Argentina and Uruguay
by Verónica Amarante & Roxana Maurizio & Sol Catania & Federico Scalese - 2343-2365 Does Brazil form an economic dependency relationship with China? A system dynamics perspective
by Hongjin Mou & Ping Chen - 2366-2388 Cooperation or risk? Rethinking the Belt and Road Initiative and the geopolitical dynamics of the Western Balkans
by Haisheng Hu - 2389-2399 Balancing dependency and autonomy in Nigeria’s diplomatic responses to the Russia–Ukraine conflict
by Damilola Waliyullahi Abimbola - 2400-2412 Operationalising the Liptako-Gourma charter: Alliance des États du Sahel Unified Force, sovereignty imaginaries and the (re)making of security order in Central Sahel
by Oluwole Ojewale
July 2026, Volume 47, Issue 10
- 1885-1896 Gaza as diagnostic: genocide, power, and the unraveling of the Global North
by Ibrahim Fraihat & Abeer Al-Najjar - 1897-1917 Colonial scripts: how Western political discourse facilitates the erasure of Palestinian humanity
by Ibrahim Fraihat & Reema Aburamadan - 1918-1935 The Western imperial order on display in Gaza: Palestine as an ideological fault line in the international arena
by Muhannad Ayyash - 1936-1967 From Turtle Island to Palestine: settler-colonial Canada, genocide, and Indigenous foreign policy
by Nadia Abu-Zahra & John Carlson & Veldon Coburn - 1968-1987 Western media’s ethical collapse: silencing Gaza’s voice
by Abeer Al-Najjar & Bouziane Zaid - 1988-2003 Habitual media: interrogating Western legacy media’s complicity in the epistemic ‘war’ against Palestinians
by Dina Matar - 2004-2021 Evidencing alethocide: Israel’s war on truth in Gaza
by Marc Owen Jones - 2022-2047 Digital illusions, political delusions: Israel’s Hasbara propaganda revisited in a time of genocide
by Miriyam Aouragh - 2048-2066 The geopolitics of reporting a genocide: an analysis of the coverage of the Israeli invasion of Gaza in Foreign Affairs and the New York Times
by Daya Kishan Thussu & Arjun Chatterjee - 2067-2088 A phoenix rising? Gaza and a growing movement to realise a just and principle-based international order
by Erin McCandless - 2089-2104 Humanisation through international law? The Global South’s role in accountability
by Noha Aboueldahab - 2105-2122 A failure of humanitarianism: the West, Settler Colonialism, and the Manufactured crisis in Gaza
by Ron J. Smith - 2123-2143 From conditionality to weaponisation: the transformation of aid in Palestine post-October 2023
by Anas Iqtait - 2144-2161 Unpacking the crackdown on Palestine solidarity activism in the UK in a post-7 October reality
by Brendan Ciarán Browne & Elian Weizman & Jennifer Matchain - 2162-2182 What does free speech have to do with Palestinian liberation? On resisting genocidal epistemicide
by Rebecca Ruth Gould - 2183-2203 Re-indigenising feminism: gender, genocide and Gaza
by Banah Ghadbian
June 2026, Volume 47, Issue 9
- 1723-1733 Design emergencies: revisiting the nexus of design, aid and development
by Tania Messell & Laura Nkula-Wenz - 1734-1748 Humility, autonomy, and simplicity: three principles for humanitarian design
by Tom Scott-Smith - 1749-1766 The empathy paradox: deconstructing concepts within human-centred design and development discourse
by McKensie Marie Liljenquist - 1767-1785 The obscured racialisation of humanitarian design: imagined problem, imagined participation and imagined human
by Mahmoud Keshavarz - 1786-1803 The pressure of waste: technopolitical crisis, ecological imaginaries and toilet redesign in South Africa
by Peter Redfield & Steven Robins - 1804-1822 Resilience by design: emergency architecture, testing and the ecology of aid (1970–1980)
by Tania Messell - 1823-1841 Calling for a more critical design studies: appraising decoloniality and post-development in design discourse and practice
by Ahmed Ansari - 1842-1863 Navigating design and innovation hegemonies in Chilean crafts
by Daniela Salgado Cofré & Álvaro Mercado Jara - 1864-1884 ‘Dwellers as designers’ – untangling the politics and practices of co-design ‘from below’ through a Cape Town housing occupation
by Laura Nkula-Wenz & Suraya Scheba
May 2026, Volume 47, Issue 8
- 1501-1518 The political economy of AI: a content analysis of ChatGPT outputs and anti-Palestinian media bias
by Gretchen King & Dana Abbas & Denijal Jegić - 1519-1538 Repressive connectivity and digital resistance: internet shutdowns, speech and networked counterpublics in Manipur
by Satish Irungbam - 1539-1556 ‘Don’t cause trouble’: speculative governance, ward administration and fragmented sovereignty in urban Myanmar
by Francesca Chiu - 1557-1579 What causes a state to collapse? An empirical analysis of a failed state
by Abdullah Yarash Jurat - 1580-1603 Banking without governance: the paradox of financial performance under institutional collapse in Haiti
by Scott M. Brown & Jempsy Fils-Aime & Paul Latortue & Adam Welker - 1604-1620 Modes of state-led globalization: a comparative case on Chinese and Turkish investments in Africa
by Chaofan Yu & Ceren Ergenc - 1621-1638 Redefining the Western Balkans’ politico-economic horizon: China and the European Union’s role in focus
by Ejazul Haq Ateed & Hüseyin Emiroğlu & Mürsel Bayram - 1639-1659 Adaptive political economy of the Egyptian small and medium enterprises (SMEs)
by Ömer Naim Küçük & Fatih Kırşanlı - 1660-1679 Uncharted growth: determinants of expansion in informal intergovernmental organisations – the case of BRICS and India
by Eyal Rubinson & Chen Kertcher - 1680-1700 India’s Act East Policy and global humanities: a North-East India narrative
by Biswajit Choudhury & Navaneeta Deori - 1701-1722 Rhetorical strategies and electoral legitimacy in foreign policymaking within competitive authoritarianism: Turkish policy towards Egypt
by Shaimaa Magued
May 2026, Volume 47, Issue 7
- 1281-1289 The uses and limits of architecture as soft power in Africa’s international relations
by Lloyd G. Adu Amoah & Joanne Tomkinson & Julia Gallagher & Irene Appeaning Addo & Mjiba Frehiwot - 1290-1308 China’s ‘subtle ingratiation’ in the Global South: evidence from Zimbabwe
by Innocent Batsani-Ncube - 1309-1328 Building blocks of soft power: a sociopolitical history of Western schools in Ghana
by Kuukuwa O. Manful - 1329-1352 Diplomacy of architecture and the Ghana National Mosque Complex: concrete sign of a soft Turkish Imperium?
by Lloyd G. Adu Amoah - 1353-1376 Architecture, diplomacy and soft power: Israel and Arieh Sharon’s Obafemi Awolowo University campus, Ile-Ife, Nigeria
by Adekunle Adeyemo - 1377-1395 1,000,000 jobs abroad: balancing numbers and rights in Kenya’s labour migration programme
by Jonathan Presley & Evelyn Ersanilli - 1396-1416 The impact of war-induced displacement on the academic achievement of university students in Gaza
by Ibrahim M. Alsemeiri - 1417-1435 Small state, global norm: the challenge of Syrian asylum-seekers in Cyprus
by Michael Todd Smith - 1436-1457 Procedural (in)justice: unpacking the role of humanitarian aid targeting in shaping host–refugee relations in Lebanon
by Kristina Tschunkert - 1458-1478 Challenging hegemony in the Global South: radio Dhimsa’s cultural and knowledge interventions
by Aniruddha Jena & Bridget Backhaus & Vinod Pavarala & Vasuki Belavadi - 1479-1499 The making of the TRT historical-political series: state television and political communication in Turkey
by Ioannis N. Grigoriadis & Onur T. Karabıçak
April 2026, Volume 47, Issue 6
- 1065-1085 ‘Our existence is the resistance’: features of Mapuche slow resistance
by Philip Wade & Anders Burman & Mona Lilja - 1086-1104 Planned misery in paradise: a justice-centered analysis of the socio-legal exploitation of Puerto Rico
by Corliss M. Wilson - 1105-1121 Reclaiming capacity from the margins: adjusted sovereignty and strategic agency in postcolonial Martinique
by Christophe Providence - 1122-1138 Nou Pa Bèt: civic substitution and expressive freedoms in post-state governance
by Scott M. Brown & Jempsy Fils-Aime & Paul LaTortue - 1139-1159 Your land, my labour: rethinking sharecropping in Türkiye’s tea production
by Umut Ulukan & Nihan Ciğerci Ulukan - 1160-1176 The impact of transnational networks and diasporic influence on skilled migration: insights from the Albanian context
by Xhentila Tataj & Emrah Akbaş - 1177-1197 Political economy, institutional work, and AI development trajectory in a developing country: the case of Iran
by Ali Babaee & Ebrahim Souzanchi Kashani - 1198-1221 Does regional market integration facilitate technological diversification? Evidence from China
by Cong Cen & Xiaoyan Lin - 1222-1244 Habitus and ideological metamorphosis: unpacking the paradox of Pakistan’s Deobandi madrassahs’ response to Taliban 2.0
by Abdur Rehman Shah & Afsah Qazi & Syed Mujeeb ur Rehman Shah - 1245-1262 Exploring coloniality of knowledge in Pakistani public policy
by Shahzadi Fatima Ali & Ahmed Waqas Waheed & M. Uzair Hashmi - 1263-1280 The Cypriot divide through Western eyes: the discursive construction of Greek and Turkish Cypriots in the British and American press
by Hanife Erişen & Nilüfer Türksoy
March 2026, Volume 47, Issue 5
- 861-877 The Louis Hartz trap redux: rethinking the United States–Republic of Korea relations today
by Taesuh Cha - 878-895 Sacralised populism and neocolonial discourse: Russia and Türkiye’s challenge to liberal order
by Orhan Gafarli & Julia Roknifard - 896-917 Partners in preservation: U.S., Iran, and the global politics of counterrevolution in Lebanon
by Jeffrey G. Karam - 918-936 Stately ambiguities: explaining inconsistent gender policies as authoritarian regime survival in Jordan
by Barbara Schenkel - 937-956 The (In)Visibility of Equality: A Critique of Islamic-Legal Feminism discourse in Iran
by Zohreh Azizabadi & Arash Heydari - 957-976 Navigating tradition and modernity: legitimacy and identity strategies of authoritarian regimes in Saudi Arabia and Iran
by Soojin Lee & Hyuck Kim - 977-997 No longer small? Azerbaijan’s pursuit of middle power status
by Mehmet Fatih Oztarsu & Rovshan Ibrahimov - 998-1019 Turkistan between geopolitical containment and hegemonic dependency: colonial legacies, regional agency and global power shifts
by Mehmetali Kasım - 1020-1037 Continuities and changes in India’s approach to regional cooperation – a three-level analysis
by Debashis Nath - 1038-1056 Indonesia enters the multipolar era by joining BRICS+: three geopolitical realignment pathways for states as Global South–South cooperation platforms expand
by Alexander Waters & Jessica Andriani Putrono - 1057-1064 More-than-human mediation in land protection: prayer as analytic
by Elane Westfaul
March 2026, Volume 47, Issue 4
- 653-672 It’s the party system that matters: anti-populism in Argentina’s Cambiemos coalition (2015–2017)
by Soraya Hamdaoui - 673-689 Divided we stand: gated communities, fear and violence in Guatemala City
by Timo Peeters - 690-709 Spanish official development assistance to Colombia from 2007 to 2023
by Miguel Ruiz-Carnero - 710-735 ‘Distance and durability’: food regime transition and agricultural trade restructuring in Latin America (1961–2020)
by Ángel Luis González-Esteban & Elisa Botella-Rodríguez - 736-754 An agonistic analysis of reintegration of the FARC-EP in the Colombian peace agreement
by Dawn Walsh & Ines Meyer - 755-777 Rebel social services: the case of the FARC-EP’s health system
by Camilo Eduardo Espinosa-Díaz - 778-797 Step up, step down, step out: the gendering of community health work in pastoralist Kenya
by Kathy Dodworth & Brenda N. Mukungu - 798-814 Why not help a Muslim brother? A poststructuralist analysis of the Welfare (Refah) Party’s stance on the Somali intervention in the 1990s
by Ahmet Göksel Uluer - 815-833 African coups and the limits of electoralism
by Ernest Harsch - 834-848 The diffusion of the concept of ‘the Global South’ in the press: the case of Africa
by Claude Grasland - 849-859 China and South America in the Antarctic: divergent motivations and diplomatic alignment
by Meijie Jiang
February 2026, Volume 47, Issue 3
- 453-470 Settler colonialism and the rhetoric of voluntary migration in Gaza
by Ghassan Elkahlout - 471-487 Humanitarian aid in Gaza: from lifeline to arena of violence and exclusion
by Bilal Hamamra & Ekrema Shehab - 488-517 The effects of Israeli policies on Palestinians’ basic needs in the Occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem
by Marta Parigi & Hamid R. Oskorouchi - 518-534 Perceptions of China in the Middle East and North Africa: an analysis in the context of Israel’s war on Gaza
by Emre Erdemir - 535-555 Far-right parties and gender policies in contemporary Türkiye
by Ezgi Elçi - 556-572 Informality and the paradox of legal subjecthood: governing street vendors in Kolkata
by Avishek Ray & Atriya Dey - 573-587 Self-rule and representation in regional governance: a study of Amhara and Agew communities in Metekel Zone, Benishangul-Gumuz region, Ethiopia
by Wubante Ayalew Dessie & Simeneh Bires Belete & Agenagn Kebede Dagnew - 588-613 Proxy wars in a multipolar world: mechanisms of strategic influence and power reconfiguration
by Runguo Xu - 614-628 Escaping the Capitalist Black Hole: dethroning Mammon and liberating water
by Mohsen Nagheeby & Anna Mdee & Jaime Amezaga & Leo Heller & Alan Nicol & Miguel R. Pena-Varon & Mariela Garcia V & Amare Bantider & Ashok Kumar & Zainura Zainon Noor & Wan Asiah Nurjannah Wan Ahmad Tajuddin & Lata Narayanaswamy & Alejandro Figueroa-Benítez - 629-640 Pluriversality as methodology
by Amaya Querejazu - 641-652 Prolegomena for technodiversity: on data and indigeneity
by Toni Čerkez & Wasiq Silan
January 2026, Volume 47, Issue 2
- 239-252 Reworlding feminism and social movements from the Global South
by Kate Law & Kundai Manamere & Ana Stevenson - 253-268 Sex work and the beerhall: an autoethnography from Chiredzi, Zimbabwe
by Kundai Manamere - 269-288 Echoes of resistance through the archives: Black women’s leadership in anticolonial struggles in Colombia
by Gloriana Rodriguez Alvarez - 289-307 A history of ananyamukuta – Shona midwives: identity, roles and development in Zimbabwe, 1880s to 1970s
by Priscillah Machinga - 308-323 The return of husbands: of male labour returnees and women in Botswana, c.1970–2023
by Unaludo Sechele - 324-343 Buy clandestine misoprostol, get feminist advice for free: powerful narratives in women’s digital counterpublics on reproductive rights in South America
by Luciane Leopoldo Belin & Carla Cândida Rizzotto - 344-360 Al Glitter de Guerra: cyborg movidas, Instagram and feminist protest in Mexico
by Laura Loyola-Hernández - 361-378 From ‘white slavery’ to ‘female sexual slavery’: the UN and global radical feminism against sex work
by Rosa Campbell & Ana Stevenson - 379-399 Third World feminism, transnationalism, and international solidarity: the Indian Women’s Charter of Rights and Duties (1945) and the Federation of South African Women’s Charter (1954)
by Annie Devenish - 400-418 Resisting population control: global women’s health activism and contraceptive controversies, 1980s–1990s
by Carolina Topini - 419-433 In exile: the office of the African National Congress of South Africa in Sweden
by Emma Elinor Lundin - 434-451 Solidarity and colonial analogies in Irish republican feminists’ discursive practices, 1890s–1980s
by Sharon Crozier-De Rosa
January 2026, Volume 47, Issue 1
- 1-7 Ghost projects and the ambiguity of infrastructure development
by Detlef Müller-Mahn & Eric M. Kioko & Theo Aalders - 8-24 A time for monsters: ghost projects, Gothic Marxism, and the transgressive horror of infrastructure futures
by Theo Aalders & Wangui Kimari - 25-42 Turkana’s extractive promises in limbo
by Elisabeth Schubiger - 43-63 New Republic animated by ghosts: ethnographic reflections on project-making in an ‘open’ Egyptian desert city
by Carl Rommel - 64-81 From ghost projects to grassroots future: the Gwadar Haq Do Tehreek and reclamation of failed development in Gwadar, Balochistan
by Bramsh Khan & Noor Bakhsh - 82-103 Reviving a ghost project: the long history of the Nyerere Dam in Tanzania
by Emma Athanasio Minja & Detlef Müller-Mahn - 104-122 Performing a paper park – visions, controversies and side-effects of a transboundary conservation megaproject
by Johannes Dittmann - 123-140 Spectral governance: hydropower, conservation, and the politics of deferred futures in Martin Brod in Bosnia and Herzegovina
by Özge Can Doğmuş - 141-161 Ghosted by development: the forgotten farmers of Singur, India
by Biswadeep Bhattacharyya - 162-180 Ghostly energy futures amidst the imperial ruins in Eastern Indonesia
by Hilman Syahri Fathoni - 181-201 Sensing, tracing, walking: phenomenological investigations of ruins and afterlives of projects
by Yonatan N. Gez & Carla Bertin & Berenike Eichhorn & Francis Kungu Ngure & Keren Kuenberg - 202-220 Resurrecting a presumed ghost: the challenges and revival of the Southern agricultural growth corridor of Tanzania in a changing political landscape
by George T. Mudimu & Michael Brüntrup & Khamaldin Daud Mutabazi - 221-238 Ghost airports: the boom and bust of large infrastructure projects
by Detlef Müller-Mahn & Evelyne Atieno Owino & Theobald Frank Theodory
December 2025, Volume 46, Issue 18
- 2433-2450 Re-thinking the decolonisation of knowledge and dismantling of intellectual imperialism: focusing on epistemic and social justice
by Caroline M. Schöpf & Justin Felip D. Daduya & Tamari Kitossa & Bandana Purkayastha & Matthew M. Chew - 2451-2466 ‘Pagsasariling atin’: the project of an autonomous social science tradition (ASST) and the challenge of scientometrics
by Ramon Guillermo - 2467-2484 Intellectual imperialism and decolonisation in African studies
by Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni - 2485-2502 Knowledge hegemonies and autonomous knowledge
by Syed Farid Alatas - 2503-2518 The iron dome of Eurocentrism: a decolonial reconnaissance of academic imperialism in Pakistan
by Shahzeb Khan - 2519-2537 Postcolonial Bangladesh and neocolonial assimilative literacy practices: the case of private schools and English language programmes
by Firoze Alam - 2538-2556 Traversing the intersections of decoloniality and liquid modern consumerism in human trafficking
by Archill Niña Faller-Capistrano - 2557-2572 On the delusion of disobedience amid coloniality: location Pakistan
by Fatima Waqi Sajjad - 2573-2591 Decolonising sociology through popular culture-music research: Nigeria’s liberal democracy in focus
by Ayokunle Olumuyiwa Omobowale & Olugbenga Samuel Falase & Mofeyisara Oluwatoyin Omobowale & Adebimpe Oluwabukade Adefila - 2592-2609 On migrants, violence and the contours of colonised knowledge
by Bandana Purkayastha & Farhan Navid Yousaf - 2610-2628 Meso-level processes of intellectual imperialism: the disruption of intellectual lineage formation in modern Japan and China by ‘juniority effects’
by Matthew Ming-tak Chew
November 2025, Volume 46, Issue 17
- 2223-2243 Ruling through exception: lawfare, securitised warfare and the intermestic logic of authoritarianism
by Barış Çağlar - 2244-2261 The evolving multilateral defence diplomacy in the Caribbean region: prospects and challenges
by Michał Pawiński & Michael Adams - 2262-2277 Judicial interventions and religious conflict in India: a constitutional critique from the Global South
by Jamal Uddin Choudhury - 2278-2292 Understanding the United States Agency for International Development’s relationship with extremism financing
by Temitope Peter Ola - 2293-2312 Iran in the Whirlpool of the ‘look to the east’ policy: how dignity and wisdom are sacrificed to expediency
by Fariborz Arghavani Pirsalami & Ali Dehghan - 2313-2333 From Khalisa Sarkar land to land reforms: legal liminality, state control, and resistance in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
by Nadia Ali