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05-06-2013

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24-03-2011

Current Issue

Vol. 14 No. 2 (2025)

Published: 08-10-2025

The Forgotten Foundations of Feminist Legal Scholarship

The Forgotten Foundations of Feminist Legal Scholarship: Introduction

Maria Drakopoulou, Rosemary Hunter
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Feminist Jurisography: Woman's Estate, Australia, 1970

Ann Genovese
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Ambiguity, Entanglement, Equality

Karin van Marle
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The Lost Manifestos on Social Reproduction: Revisiting Wages For/Against Housework

Angela Kintominas
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Cojoining the Witch and the Cyborg in Feminist Theory: Revisiting Gender Related Violence Through Old and New Materialism

Miriam Bak McKenna, Liv Navntoft Henningsen
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The Salience of the "Cyborg Manifesto": A Reboot

Amanda Turnbull
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'Decide One More Time': Prostitution and Sexual Intelligence in the Early Writings of Andrea Dworkin

Janine Benedet
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Materialism, Sex Work, and the Law: Doing Feminist Legal Theory Differently

Katie Cruz
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Sexual Politics in the Twenty-First Century: Practices of Silencing

Itziar Altuzarra Alonso
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Interrogating 'For Women Scotland v The Scottish Ministers'

How can critical and feminist scholars respond to the decision in 'For Women Scotland'?

Peter Dunne, Emily Grabham, Flora Renz
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'For Women Scotland' [2025] UKSC 16, [2025] 2 WLR 879: ‘Paper certificates’, Gender Recognition Certificates and other legal documents

Alan Brown
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The (non-)use of history and its significance in 'For Women Scotland'

Caroline Derry
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On predetermining outcomes

Aleardo Zanghellini
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'For Women Scotland' and the CJEU's conceptualisation of sex discrimination

Jule Mulder
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'For Women Scotland Ltd v The Scottish Ministers': An error of judgment

Rosemary Hunter
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The FWS ruling: Legal simplicity or sport complexity?

Seema Patel
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For women? Sex in the Supreme Court

Joanne Conaghan, Katie Cruz
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Sex is complicated

Fae Garland, Mitchell Travis
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'For Women Scotland' - Fractured reality of legal gender and the push towards trans legal personhood

Mihika Poddar
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The repercussions of a bad decision: How the 'For Women' judgment is in fact, for men

Carin Tunaker
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Bigger on the inside: Spatial and temporal aspects of 'For Women Scotland'

Sandra Duffy, Hafren Jones
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feminists@law

Announcements

Call for Special Section Proposals

Submit an Article, Review or Multimedia Item

Journal Description

Current Issue

The Forgotten Foundations of Feminist Legal Scholarship

The Forgotten Foundations of Feminist Legal Scholarship: Introduction

Feminist Jurisography: Woman's Estate, Australia, 1970

Ambiguity, Entanglement, Equality

The Lost Manifestos on Social Reproduction: Revisiting Wages For/Against Housework

Cojoining the Witch and the Cyborg in Feminist Theory: Revisiting Gender Related Violence Through Old and New Materialism

The Salience of the "Cyborg Manifesto": A Reboot

'Decide One More Time': Prostitution and Sexual Intelligence in the Early Writings of Andrea Dworkin

Materialism, Sex Work, and the Law: Doing Feminist Legal Theory Differently

Sexual Politics in the Twenty-First Century: Practices of Silencing

Interrogating 'For Women Scotland v The Scottish Ministers'

How can critical and feminist scholars respond to the decision in 'For Women Scotland'?

'For Women Scotland' [2025] UKSC 16, [2025] 2 WLR 879: ‘Paper certificates’, Gender Recognition Certificates and other legal documents

The (non-)use of history and its significance in 'For Women Scotland'

On predetermining outcomes

'For Women Scotland' and the CJEU's conceptualisation of sex discrimination

'For Women Scotland Ltd v The Scottish Ministers': An error of judgment

The FWS ruling: Legal simplicity or sport complexity?

For women? Sex in the Supreme Court

Sex is complicated

'For Women Scotland' - Fractured reality of legal gender and the push towards trans legal personhood

The repercussions of a bad decision: How the 'For Women' judgment is in fact, for men

Bigger on the inside: Spatial and temporal aspects of 'For Women Scotland'

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