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  • Call for papers: Åbent nummer

    2023-08-30

    Kalder alle kønsforskere!

    Vi inviterer jer hermed til at indsende et bidrag til mulig udgivelse i et åbent nummer af Kvinder, Køn & Forskning (2024/2). I modsætning til et temanummer giver et åbent nummer mulighed for at publicere artikler og andre bidrag på tværs af en lang række discipliner og emner, og derfor opfordrer vi jer til at indsende alle former for original tværfaglig forskning vedrørende køn, magt, intersektionalitet og ulighed, globalt såvel som lokalt. Vi er også interesserede i teoretiske og metodologiske bidrag til igangværende diskussioner inden for kønsforskning, feministisk teori, queer teori, kritisk raceteori, osv.

    Med dette nummer vil vi i særlig grad opfordre junior-forskere til at dele deres forskning og indsende deres bidrag til nummeret.

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  • Call for papers: Gender and the climate catastrophe

    2023-08-24

    This special issue invites contributions on the topic of “gender and climate catastrophe” that take their point of departure from a non-anthropocentric, critical race and anti-capitalist scholarship, feminist and anti-patriarchal, crip-queer and non-chrononormative modes of thinking, in theorizing climate change beyond technoscapes.

    Deadline for abstracts (max. 500 words + author bio of ca. 100 words): 1st of October 2023

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  • Call for Papers: Racialization and Racism in Denmark

    2022-04-04

    In recent years there has been an increase in calls for critical scholarship on race, racialization, and (anti-)racism in many fields, including those of gender and feminist studies in the Nordics. These calls emerge during a time when intensified attention coalesce around the global Movement for Black Lives, the protests that transpired from the #BlackLivesMatter (BLM) claim, and the manifestations of anti-colonial interventions such as the application of red paint to the statue of colonizer Hans Egede in Nuuk, Kalaallit Nunaat (21 June 2020). Concurrent with – and perhaps as a response to – these challenges to “the coloniality of power” (Quijano 2000) Danish governments continue to invest in policies that make migrants and refugees deportable and expose racial and religious minorities to expansive forms of control and surveillance through welfare state institutions. At the same time, research-based understandings of structural racism are delegitimized and specific areas of research, such as critical race theory, gender studies and migration studies, are being attacked in public political debates with claims of being unscientific and activist.

    This Special Issue of Women, Gender & Research (Kvinder, Køn & Forskning) aims to engage with these structural challenges, as well as explore the potential of a continued focus on racialization and racism within Danish gender and feminist studies.

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  • Kvinder, Køn & Forskning

    2021-04-23

    Kønsforskningen og lignende forskningsfelter har i de sidste måneder været genstand for en række angreb fra udvalgte meningsdannere og politikere. Kvinder, Køn & Forskning bifalder at kønsforskningen diskuteres og underkastes kritiske blikke. Men vi finder alligevel grund til at rette en række misforståelser, der cirkulerer om tidsskriftet og dets artikler. I det følgende præsenterer vi tidsskriftets profil, vores forståelse af den forskning vi publicerer samt vores systematiske kvalitetssikring af denne

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