1:Introduction: Intersectional and transnational approaches to gender and citizenship -- Part I: Perspectives and Approaches to Gender and Citizenship -- 2: Global Perspectives on Citizenship and Gender -- 3: The Language of (Un)Becoming: Raciolinguistics and Bordering In Europe -- 4: Decolonizing Trans/Gender Citizenship: Situated Intersections and Regimes of Violence -- 5: Masculinity, Citizenship and Intersectionality -- 6. Gender, Citizenship and Memory Activism – On intersectionality, transnational solidarity and Black Lives Matter -- Part II: Contextualizing gender and citizenship across time place and space -- 7: Re-nationalizing Citizenship in Illiberal Democracies: Central/Eastern Europe: The case of anti-gender movement in Central-Eastern Europe -- 8: Gender, Citizenship, and European Democracy -- 9: Gender and Power in the European Parliament: intersectional and transnational challenges -- 10: Russian LGBT Activists, the ‘Foreign Agent Law’ and Transnational Memory Politics: Locating agency and acts of citizenship -- 11: Indigenous Citizenship - Gender and Discrimination -- 12: Gender, Citizenship & Public Policy in the Caribbean -- 13: Marching 4 Justice: Gender, Citizenship and Intersectional Struggle in Australia -- 14: Resistance as Citizenship: Exploring the shifting contours of belonging in contemporary India -- 15: Convergences and Divergences: Dynamics of Layered Political Citizenship in Ghana and Uganda -- 16: The Americas: Intersectionality, Women and Violent Politics in the Americas -- 17: Feminist Foreign policy and Feminist Activism in Mexico -- Part III: Contemporary Issues and Challenges -- 18: Contested Citizenship in a Settler Colony: Lessons from Canada/Turtle Island -- 19: Mediated acts citizenship: a post-colonial perspective -- 20: Religion, Gender and Citizenship -- 21: Affective citizenship: Right-wing contestations of women’s and gender rights -- 22: Precarious Citizenship: Veiled Muslim Negotiating and Resisting Disenfranchmentin France and Switzerland -- 23: Right-wing populism, gender and neoliberal globalization -- 24: Citizenship and Solidarity in the Age of Identity Politics in South Africa -- 25: Intersex and Trans Citizenship: Insights from Queer Anthropological Literature -- 26: Gendered Academic Citizenship – A Critical Feminist Perspective -- 27: Part IV: Normative debates -- 28: Transgressive Cosmopolitanism and the Politics of Everyday Citizenship: Solidarity Activism with Syrian women in Turkey -- 29: Essential Citizenship: Practices of Women Agri-food Workers -- 30: Gender Equality, Development and Global Justice -- 31: Equality, Diversity and Inclusion – a Southern perspective -- 32: Post-colonialism and Neocolonialism in LGBT Rights Movements in Asia -- Part V: Future directions for research and concluding remarks.-33: Future directions for research. .

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