Krishna Menon

Personally and professionally, for us and globally for everyone, these past four years have been an era of loss and love. Each of us is a part of families, of communities, that have wrestled with a...

The articles in this Special Issue testify to the power of research deeply informed by and anchored in the realities of feminist action and analysis in a region of the Global South. They also demon...

Feminist work, and that of International Feminist Journal of Politics authors in particular, seeks to go beyond the dynamics of “visible” exclusions, marginalizations, and oppressions. As feminist ...

As we face the grim global statistics of 1.5 million deaths and more than 65 million cases and second or even third waves happening in many countries, the news of effective COVID-19 vaccines shines...

The discipline of international relations (IR) is a terrain of global, gendered, racialized politics. These politics, new and old, are deeply rooted, and embedded in structures of racial and gender...

The COVID-19 pandemic is set to completely reconfigure the world as we know it – but only if we are prepared to shift what, and how, we “know.” The pandemic has overturned conventional “wisdom,” re...

(2020). Research ethics and epistemic oppression. International Feminist Journal of Politics: Vol. 22, No. 3, pp. 309-311.

(2020). Editorial. International Feminist Journal of Politics: Vol. 22, No. 2, pp. 159-161.

This issue marks the second anniversary of our editorial leadership and publishes pieces on the subject of our first IFJP Conference, “Feminism+ Knowledge+Politics” (San Francisco, 2018). In this e...