This article provides a critical overview of neoliberalism scholarship from a queer
sociological perspective. Despite mainstream neoliberalism scholarship neglecting sexuality …

Building on and extending relational sociology, this article establishes a relational sociology
of rights. I argue that rights should not be viewed as substances but as social constructs that …

How do individuals navigate various forms of hegemonic masculinity as they traverse
different geographic and cultural boundaries? This article introduces the concept of flexible …

In this study, we investigate the practice of feminism among young South Korean women in
the era of backlash. Drawing on interviews with 40 female college students in South Korea …

This study highlights the role of educators in the resistance to Hong Kong's National Security
Education (NSE) amidst waves of political repression in the wake of the anti-extradition …

This paper explores the interplay between romantic family imaginaries and asexual identity-
making through the agentic negotiation of pragmatic trade-offs. Romantic family imaginaries …

This study examines the emergence and development of a social movement community
among LGBTQ population. Drawing on the case of the LGBTQ movement in South Korea …

Abstract Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (LGBTQ) mental health is a specialty
that has grown in prominence over the past four decades. While historical knowledge of …

In informal settlements in the global South, the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated territorial
stigma, health risks and socioeconomic gaps. In the absence of adequate state support …

Research on public health, crime, and policing regularly discusses sex workers in Southeast
Asia but rarely recognises them as agents of social and political activism. This paper shows …