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Volume 13 • Issue 1 • 2026 • General Issue 13.1

Front Matter


Editorial

  • Chloé Janssen
  • Louise Benson James
  • An Van Raemdonck

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Roundtable


‘Unwoke the University’: A Mere Question of Academic Freedom? Insights from Belgium

  • David Paternotte

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The Zero-Sum Game of Gender Justice and National Liberation: Anti-Gender Mobilization, Diasporic Harassment, and Academic Freedom after the 2026 Massacre of Iranians and the US-Israeli War on Iran 

  • Ladan Rahbari

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Academic Freedom and the Assimilation of Critique: On Gender Studies and the Outside Within

  • Christina Chiotaki

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‘Viewpoint Diversity’ and the Erosion of Academic Freedom

  • Sarah Bracke

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When Academic Freedom Becomes Conditional: Authoritarianism, Neoliberalism, and the Politics of Knowledge Production

  • Ramil Zamanov

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Academic Freedom in a Time of Gaza: The Riskification of Humanitarian Speech 

  • Elhadj Moussa BenMoussa

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Articles


‘I Never Thought Gender Would Be a Campaign Theme.’ Political Communication on Sexual and Gender Diversity during the 2024 Elections in Belgium 

  • Thalia Van Wichelen
  • Priscilla Hau
  • Alexander Dhoest

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Contested Collaborations. Diversity Change Agents Practicing Boundary Work in the Dutch Military

  • Nina van Douwen
  • Marieke van den Brink
  • Yvonne Benschop

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Crisis Responders’ Perspectives on the Unique Needs of 2SLGBTQIA+ Individuals in Crisis: A Qualitative Exploration

  • Monica Sesma-Vazquez
  • Tara Collins
  • Kendra Neeb
  • Melissa Mostert
  • Karen Lazaruk
  • Tristan McSwiney
  • Nathanael Hammond
  • Michael Velthuis Kroeze

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Learning from Eva: Domestic Architecture, Media, and Gendered Modernity in Estado Novo Portugal

  • João Almeida e Silva

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What are you reading?


Lindemann Nelson, H. (2001). Damaged Identities, Narrative Repair. New York: Cornell University Press.

  • Lula Maris

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López, A. (2020). Cuando el lenguaje excluye: consideraciones sobre el lenguaje no binario indirecto. Cuarenta Naipes (3), 295–312.

  • Paulien Muls

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Marcus, S. (2007), Between Women: Friendship, Desire, and Marriage in Victorian England. Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press.

  • Lauren Ottaviani

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Lentin, A. (2025). The New Racial Regime. Recalibrations of White Supremacy. London: Pluto Press.

  • Aslıhan Öztürk

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Reid, K. (2021). Such a fun age. G. P. Putnam’s Sons.

  • Helena Baeck

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El-Kurd, M. (2025). Perfect Victims and the Politics of Appeal. Haymarket Books.

  • Sophie Bols
  • Moé Suzuki

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Butler, J. (2024). Who’s afraid of gender? Allen Lane. 

  • Jai Lloyd

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