• Book Review - Capitalism and Desire: The Psychic Cost of Free Markets by Todd McGowan 

  Zupancic, Alenka (2017)

• Nasty Feminism, Nasty Feminists 

  Thomas, Nicol (2017)

  The question “what does a woman want?” has been asked by psychoanalysts in the past—particularly by Freud and Lacan—and is a question that has been taken up by feminist scholarship and epistemology. This essay addresses ...

• Notes on Contributors 

  Zeiher, Cindy; Grimshaw, Mike (2017)

• Feminism in the Logic of Late Capitalism 

  Kunkle, Sheila (2017)

  This essay considers how Feminism might become a force for radical change as construed through two perspectives: the Marxist vision of Kathi Weeks and the Hegelian logic of Slavoj Žižek. I begin by enumerating the antinomies ...

• What Does Feminism Want? 

  Horbury, Alison (2017)

  Like Freud’s famous inquiry ‘what does a woman want?’, this paper asks a similar question of the signifier ‘feminism’ for if one aims to (re)imagine feminism for the new millennium one must first ask: what does Feminism ...

• Introduction: What does it mean to be Feminist today? 

  Zeiher, Cindy; Grimshaw, Mike (2017)

• Book Review - An Insurrectionist Manifesto: Four New Gospels for a Radical Politics by Blanton, Ward, Clayton Crockett, Jeffrey W. Robbins, and Noëlle Vahanian 

  McKay, Niall (2017)

• Book Review - The Trouble With Pleasure: Deleuze and Psychoanalysis by Aaron Schuster 

  Crockett, Clayton (University of Canterbury, 2017)

• Book Review - Althusser and Theology by Agon Hamza (Ed) 

  McGowan, Todd (2017)

• Feminism, Finance and the Work of Reproduction 

  Daellenbach, Shanti (2017)

  This article begins to think the groundwork for a revolutionary feminist politics in an era shaped by contemporary finance capital and the increasing financialisation daily life. Conceiving of financialisation as a strategic ...

• Old and New Constraints and Resistances of Feminism: the Role of Past Experiences in Rethinking of Class, Oppression and Patriarchy 

  Toffanin, Tania (2017)

  In this paper, I try to highlight some key issues involving feminism, its potentials and the obstacles it has been facing from the 1970s onwards. I stress the attention of the enduring left-wing patriarchy and its damaging ...

• The Power of O 

  Jöttkandt, Sigi (2017)

  Here I propose that a Lacanian feminist undertaking today requires the assertion of two sets of rights: the positive rights of a traditional feminist agenda, together with the rights of the not-all. To illustrate this, I ...

• New Realisms, Materialisms, (Post-)Philosophy and the Possibility for a Feminist Internationalism 

  Kolozova, Katerina (2017)

  The new forms of feminist realism and materialism could have significant political ramifications that should be owned by feminist scholars and activists as a way to create new possibilities for an internationalist political ...

• “White Women Elected Trump”: Feminism in ‘Dark Times,’ Its Present and Future 

  Faulkner, Joanne (2017)

  Women-centred social movements are currently undergoing a period of intense self-reflection and -criticism following the election of Donald J. Trump as President, and in the context of the large degree of support he received ...

• Tending for Necessity: Reclaiming feminism on the left 

  Fielder, Anna (2017)

  In light of the feminist response to the presidential victory of Donald Trump, this piece draws upon the work of critical left thinkers such as Alain Badiou, Nancy Fraser and Fredric Jameson in order to advocate a future ...

• Voices of dissent in the poetry of Imtiaz Dharker 

  Das, Soma (Project Monma Research Centre, 2017)

  Feminism as a movement acquired momentum in the last century. Feminist theorists from all corners of the world have put forward their views and ideologies to analyse and interpret the rights and duties, the laws and ...

• Reproductive health status of scheduled and non-scheduled castes women of Ludhiana district in Punjab 

  Sharma, Nishu; Sharma, Shalini (Project Monma Research Centre, 2017)

  In India, access to healthcare facilities in rural areas remains significantly underdeveloped regarding health infrastructure. The present investigation endeavors to analyse the caste variation in the reproductive health ...

• Humour: As a tool for gender construction and deconstruction 

  Mushtaq, Sabah Al (Project Monma Research Centre, 2017)

  This article adopts a social interactionist and constructionist approach to analyse humour as a tool for gender construction and deconstruction mainly about two genders, men and women. That is explained by highlighting the ...

• Horrible truth behind the lives of mentally challenged women: A follow up 

  Ramavat, Suman (Project Monma Research Centre, 2017)

  The following work is a follow up of my social commentary Rehabilitation of Mentally Ill Women in India published September 2016 in the International Journal for Intersectional Feminist Studies. The social commentary ...

• Editorial Collective Report 

  Kohli, Ambika; Ali, Rabia; Higgs, Johanna (Project Monma Research Centre, 2017)

  This is the first collective report of the year 2017. The Project Monma is conducting long-term projects on sexual harassment in India, male perspectives of sexual harassment, women's access to justice in Senegal, Colombia, ...

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