Predefined paper sessions

• A Crime too Ordinary: Reflections on ‘Ordinary’ Sexual Violence in the Norwegian Context
• Cripping Intimacies, Disrupting Knowledge Regimes: Challenges to Gender Studies Theory and Research
• Feminist Knowledge Production and Publishing – Feminist Journals’ Role in the Current Academic and Political Landscape
• Feminist Monster Studies
• Gender and Sexuality in the Archive: Methodological Discussions
• Love, Sex and Gender: Estonian Decadence and Modernism in Nordic and International Contexts
• Masculinity as Assemblage: Tensions and Potentials
• No Rest for the Crip Killjoy: Making the Case for Cripistemologies in Nordic Gender Research
• The Nordic Histories of the AIDS Epidemic 1-3
• Transnational Dimensions of Radical Solidarities
• What is a Woman? A Challenge in Contemporary Feminist Theory