New Journal
QTR: A Journal of Trans and Queer Studies in Religion MELISSA M. WILCOX and JOSEPH A. MARCHAL, journal editors
QTR: A Journal of Trans and Queer Studies in Religion is an open-access journal dedicated to expanding both scholarly and public knowledge about the rich and complex connections between religion, gender, and sexuality. Featuring cutting-edge scholarship at the intersections of queer studies, trans studies, and religious studies, the journal expands the depth and reach of what trans and queer studies in religion is becoming. The journal demonstrates the relevance of various modes of gender, sexuality, and embodiment wherever one might find religious people, practices, and ideas. Volume 1 (2024) Melissa M. Wilcox is Professor and Holstein Family and Community Chair of Religious Studies at the University of California, Riverside. Joseph A. Marchal is Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Ball State University.
Queer theory/Critical ethnic studies
Transnational Queer Materialism RANA M. JALEEL and EVREN SAVCI, editors a special issue of South Atlantic Quarterly Topics covered include the global dissemination of racial categories such as “queer of color,” a category first formulated in the United States that is now deployed in scholarship around the world; racial capitalism, caste capitalism, and postsocialism in the gender and sexual politics of Europe and Asia; and queer and trans liberation struggles in Latin America and around the globe.
January 220 pages, 3 illustrations 978-1-4780-2799-7 $16.00/£13.99
Contributors Şahin Açıkgöz, Angel Aedo, Neda Atanasoski, Oriana Bernasconi, Howard Chiang, Debanuj DasGupta, Joao Gabriel, Christoph Hanssmann, Rana M. Jaleel, Petrus Liu, Damián Omar Martínez, Durba Mitra, Alicia Olivari, Fernando Pairican, Juan Porma, Rahul Rao, Evren Savcı, Svati P. Shah, Hentyle Yapp
Women's studies/Indigenous studies
Indigenous Feminisms Across the World BASULI DEB and GINETTA E. B. CANDELARIO, editors a special issue of Meridians Topics covered include settler-colonial logic and institutions shaping structural trauma; health strategies for Indigenous peoples around the globe; the invisibilization of Indigenous politics and peoples; Indigenous epistemes, particularly the humanity of Indigenous peoples; the use of creative works in Indigenous peoples’ identity formation; and transnational Indigenous solidarity.
April 336 pages, 14 illustrations 978-1-4780-2794-2 $20.00/£16.99
Contributors Esther Oluwashina Ajayi-Lowo, Eman Alasah, Yael Valencia Aldana, Lori Barkley, Dana Barqawi, Sarah Beauchamp, Ginetta E. B. Candelario, Basuli Deb, Mariam Georgis, Sônia Bone Guajajara, Ruby Hembrom, Marilyn James, Ina Knobblock, Elena Langdon, Ruthann Lee, Malcolm McNee, Priti Narayan, Cecelia RothEagle, Elena Ruíz, Denise Monika Schallenkammer, Yurika Tamura, Gina Athena Ulysse, Célia Xakriabá
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