Editorial

• Achim Rohde ,
  Judit Takács :
  Can gender studies be in exile? An introduction 1-9en [250.66 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00032-0010

Gender Studies in Exile

• Ali Ali :
  Warming up narratives of community: Queer kinship and emotional exile10-24en [317.07 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00032-0020

• Tatsiana Shchurko :
  From Belarus to Black Lives Matter: Rethinking protests in Belarus through a transnational feminist perspective 25-41en [355.46 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00032-0030

• Refiye Nevra Akdemir :
  Making distance from our displacement: A cross-section of the academic life of displaced scholars from Turkey working on displacement in Germany 42-57en [338.25 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00032-0040

• Otgonbaatar Tsedendemberel :
  Shamed citizens: Exilic lived experiences of queer Mongolians abroad 58-73en [326.17 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00032-0050

• Veronika Valkovičová ,
  Zuzana Maďarová :
  Care as symbolic exile: The diversity work of Slovak gender studies scholars 74-91en [457.71 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00032-0060

• Regine Bendl ,
  Maria Clar ,
  Angelika Schmidt :
  Feminist activism in Austria - and its way to escape a spiral of silencing and inner exile92-107en [333.34 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00032-0070

Book Reviews

• Rita Béres-Deák :
  All different but all misogynists : Möser, C., Ramme, J. &Takács, J. (Eds.) (2022). Paradoxical Right-Wing Sexual Politics in Europe 108-111en [202.03 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00032-0080

Articles

• Lídia Balogh ,
  Tímea Drinóczi :
  The missing arc of a backlash? Thirty years of constitutional debate on ‘women’s equality’ in Hungary 112-131en [388.66 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00032-0090

• Ivana Piterova :
  Institutional trust and the perceived trustworthiness of the unemployed and attitudes to sanctions on the unemployed: An analysis of ESS Round 8 data 132-148en [666.32 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00032-0100

• Boróka Tímea Pápay ,
  Bálint György Kubik ,
  Júlia Galántai ,
  Károly :
  Gossip is distinct from other topics in spontaneous conversation149-178en [789.11 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00032-0110