Publications

Auksė Beatričė Katarskytė has written a new entry about Beatrice Helen Barmby in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography

Tove Pettersen has publish a book chapter, Care is not a Product. Care Ethics and Technology – Are They Compatible? in the anthology Caring Futures, Rethinking Technology and Care Ethics

Tove Pettersen and Vilde Andrea Pettersen have published a book chaper, Gender, reason and education in the Handbook on Education History, Philosophy and Theory

The research project ALCITfem has published the book "Enacting Citizenship, Kurdish Women’s Resilience, Activism and Creativity".

Inger Skjelsbæk (STK) has recently published the chapter "The Nordic Man, What Does Knausgaard Reveal?" in the edited volume Knausgaard in Context (ed. Neumann, published by Scandinavian UP). 

Anna Young has published the article "How to Get Away with Murder: Unknowing and Subversion in Shirley Jackson’s We Have Always Lived in the Castle" in Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction. 

Wendelmoet Hamelink (STK) and Azad Rahim Hajiagha (Jagiellonian University) have published the article "Kurdish women’s activism in Iran: struggle for re-conquest of the public sphere" in Global Studies in Culture and Power. 

Lina Stotz (STK) has published the article "The Normative Framework Behind the (Non-) Recognition of Children Born of War in International Criminal Law" in International Criminal Law Review. 

Kristin Engh Førde (STK) has published the article "Freezing for ‘unlove’: Declining fertility, heterosexual partnering and conflicting subjectivities among women pursuing social egg freezing in their 30s in Norway" in The European Journal of Women's Studies. 

Kristin Engh Førde (STK) has published the article '“Maybe We Can't Actually Have it All?” Egg Freezing, Solo Motherhood by Donor Conception and Intimate Desires and Normativity in a Late Modern Nordic Welfare State' in NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research .

Beatrice Halsaa (STK) has recently published the chapter "Women’s Movements Local Election Campaigns in Norway" in the edited volume Suffrage and Its Legacy in the Nordics and Beyond (Palgrave Macmillan, eds. Erikson and Freidenvall).

Jorunn Økland (STK) has recently published the chapter "Hera in the North-Eastern Peloponnese: Cult Epithets as Containers of Cultural Memory" in the edited volume Revelation and Material Religion in the Roman East.

Harriet Bjerrum Nielsen has recently published the chapter "Nordic Gender Play? Being and Doing Gender across Time and Space" in the edited volume Gender Replay: On Kids, Schools, and Feminism (eds. Freeden Blume Oeur and C. J. Pascoe). 

Amund Rake Hoffart (STK) has recently published the monograph Interpreting Intersectionality: Interpretative Politics in Metacommentaries (Routledge, 2023). 

Postdoctoral fellow Iris Beau Segers has co-authored the article "Intersectionality and care ethics in researching the far right" in Feminist Gender Studies. 

Rebecca Lund (STK) has recently published the article "Retrieving Materialism: The Continued Relevance of Dorothy Smith" in the journal Sociological Theory. 

Researcher Amund Rake Hoffart (STK) has recently published the chapter "The Quest for the Right Metaphor" in The Routledge International Handbook of Intersectionality Studies (eds. Kathy Davis and Helma Lutz). 

Maria Hansen (STK) has recently published the article "Reconfiguring the relationship between the ‘good (hetero)sexual subject’ and the grey area between sex and rape" in the journal Sexualities.

Øystein Gullvåg Holter (STK) and Lotta Snickare (STK/KTH) are among the guest editors of a forthcoming special issue of Gender, Work and Organization, titled «Caring Masculinities».

Auksė Beatričė Katarskytė (STK) has recently published the article "The Feminist Potential of Beatrice Helen Barmby’s Gísli Súrsson: A Drama" in the journal Scandinavistica Vilnensis. 

Wendelmoet Hamelink (STK) has co-authored the article "Small Circles of Empowerment: Kurdish Women Claiming Citizen Rights and Agency through Language Revitalisation" in the latest issue of International Journal on Minority and Group Rights.

Jorunn Økland (STK) has recently published the chapter "Private, Public, Sacred Space – Why gender studies in Particular Should Consider Sacred Space a Third Spatial Category" in Feminist Philosophy Time, history and the transformation of thought (2023, Södertörns högskola). 

Helgard Mahrdt (STK) has recently published the chapter "Hannah Arendt – To Think 'Without Banisters'" in Feminist Philosophy Time, history and the transformation of thought (2023, Södertörns högskola). 

Rebecca W. B. Lund (STK) is co-author of the recently published Circle U report Conceptualising and operationalising ‘sustainable education’.

Rebecca W. B. Lund (STK) has published the article "Affective alignment and epistemic polarization: the case of feminist research in the neoliberalized university" in Gender and Education.