• In memory of Tom Lodge 

  Hyslop, Jonathan (Routledge, 2024)

  No abstract available.
• Narratives of ageing, narratives of nation-building : Manjul and the poetics of dissidence in Nepal 

  Shakya, Mallika (Sage, 2024-01)

  This article reads the work of a publicly engaged poet from Nepal, Manjul, to explore how revolutions age along with humans and nations. His recent work is juxtaposed against his earlier political activism leading a radical ...
• Beyond masters: women’s shifting roles in Nepal’s new neoliberal garment industry 

  Shakya, Mallika (Routledge, 2024)

  The late 20th century saw a phenomenal integration of the production and consumption of clothing between the Global North and the Global South. While global integration of mass manufactured garments has been discussed at ...
• Cisgender men’s narratives about their desires to be pregnant : re/constructing reproduction, gender, and their entanglement 

  Mavuso, Jabulile Mary-Jane Jace; Chadwick, Rachelle Joy (Routledge, 2024)

  Pregnancy capacity, and gestational desire are shared by people of different genders and sexes. Yet, gestational embodiment and subjectivity are feminized in the normative cisheteropatriarchal pregnancy imaginary where ...
• Access heterogeneities and collection time inequalities of drinking water sources in Ghana : implications for water and development policy 

  Amankwaa, Godfred; Busia, Kwaku Abrefa; Agbadi, Pascal; Duah, Henry O.; Arthur-Holmes, Francis (Routledge, 2024)

  Time poverty remains a critical issue for water access across the globe. However, research on the time spent for water collection and the factors associated with collection time inequalities and access heterogeneities is ...
• Transnational perspectives on food, ecology and the anthropocene 

  Lewis, Desiree; Reddy, Vasu; Mafofo, Lynn (Routledge, 2023)

  No abstract available.
• Splice : gendered narratives of spices as healing 

  Naidoo, Dhee; Reddy, Vasu (Routledge, 2023)

  This article focuses on the uses of spice as a method of healing in selected dishes within a Durban Indian foodscape. Beyond its culinary potential (taste, flavour, seasoning), the article motivates spice as having particular ...
• Theorizing law, social movements, and state formation in India 

  Nilsen, Alf Gunvald; Nielsen, Kenneth Bo; Vaidya, Anand (Duke University Press, 2022-05)

  With the rise of Hindu nationalist statecraft under the Modi regime, India finds itself at a perilous conjuncture that compels a critical rethinking of the political economy of the world’s largest democracy. In this article, ...
• Unsettling knowledge boundaries : the Indigenous pitiki space for Basotho women's sexual empowerment and reproductive well-being 

  Mohlabane, Neo (Taylor and Francis, 2022)

  Indigenous knowledge systems embody a holistic, inclusive view of the world and foreground interconnectedness for the promotion of life. Through reflective engagement with the author’s positioning as an Indigenous researcher, ...
• Embodying transnational queer Black and Brown utopia in alternative QTPOC nightlife spaces 

  Bhardwaj, Maya (Routledge, 2022)

  This focus explores queer Black and Brown feminist and utopian politics as imagined in modern-day alternative nightlife spaces. This is done through case studies of the QTPOC (Queer and Trans People of Colour) nightlife ...
• Structural violence in South African primary healthcare facilities : insights from discussions with adolescents and young people seeking sexual and reproductive health needs 

  Makoae, Mokhantso; Tolla, Tsidiso; Mokomane, Zitha; Mokhele, Tholang (Taylor and Francis, 2022)

  INTRODUCTION. South Africa has an enabling legislative and policy framework that promotes the protection of adolescents and young people’s sexual and reproductive health and rights. Much of the literature in this field has ...
• Beyond periphery : dynamics of indigenous social protection systems in dealing with covariate shocks in Southeastern Nigeria 

  Enworo, Oko Chima (University of Pretoria, 2023-05)

  This study illustrates how indigenous social protection systems deal with covariate shocks in Southeastern Nigeria. It emphasises the dimensions, functions, and potential of these indigenous systems in managing the risks ...
• Sociological analysis of state capacity in the South African social security agency’s special CoVID-19 social relief of distress grant 

  Nkoli, Motsoakgomo Papi (University of Pretoria, 2023)

  South Africa’s national response to the advent of the CoVID-19 pandemic included government’s announcement of the “extraordinary coronavirus budget” of R500 billion that was aimed at cushioning society and the economy from ...
• Repronormativity in cisgender men's reasons why they would not use womb transplant technology to become pregnant 

  Mavuso, Jabulile Mary-Jane Jace (Wiley, 2023-02)

  Much reproductive scholarship presumes that cisgender men do not wish to become pregnant. And within scholarly discussions on womb transplant technology in particular, cis men's desires to be pregnant are constructed as ...
• What is a woman? A decolonial African feminist analysis of womanhoods in Lesotho 

  Mohlabane, Neo; Tshoaedi, Malehoko (Routledge, 2022)

  Feminists across a variety of contexts have written extensively about womanhood. Recently the question of difference—to account for the cultural, ethnic and racial diversity among women themselves—has become a highly ...
• Political and intellectual lineages of southern African anti-fascism 

  Hyslop, Jonathan; Brasken, Kasper; Roos, Neil (Routledge, 2022)

  The article is the introduction to a special issue of the South African Historical Journal on anti-fascism. It starts by explaining the contemporary relevance of the subject. It then places Southern Africa within the ...
• Constructions of women’s economic empowerment through microfinance in development discourse : a case study of World Vision’s Women’s Self Help Group programme in Eswatini 

  Dlamini, Thandwa Sinenhlanhla (University of Pretoria, 2022)

  This study focuses on the constructions of women’s economic empowerment in microfinance between World Vision, its partners, and boMake. The study adopts an ethnographic stance and examines the ideologies and governance ...
• The social and sexual lives of Black sexual minority men 30 years of age and older in South Africa 

  Crandall, Amy; Phaleng, Happy; Dacus, Jagadisa‑devasri; Bista, Oshin; Brouard, Pierre; Nel, Dawie; Reddy, Vasu; Sandfort, T.G.M. (Theo); Knox, Justin (BMC, 2022-10-15)

  BACKGROUND : Black sexual minority men (SMM) ages 30 and older are under-represented in HIV studies in sub- Saharan Africa, despite being at increased risk of HIV infection and contributing to potential onward HIV ...
• Reproductive governance and the affective economy 

  Mavuso, Jabulile Mary-Jane Jace; Chadwick, Rachelle Joy (Sage, 2022-11)

  The governance of reproductive practices, processes, decision-making, experiences, desires, subjectivities, and bodies has received and continues to receive significant attention in feminist efforts to name and resist ...
• The structure of township economy & development : the relationship between informal sector work and precarity in South African townships 

  Mathebula, Pride (University of Pretoria, 2022-11-28)

  In South Africa there is a large number of unemployed people, which in no small part is due to the formal sector’s incapability to create more job opportunities. People are vulnerable to poverty, and as a result, the ...

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