In this article we stress the need for specifically located understandings of the concept of
homonationalism, by introducing an analysis of spatial and political power relations …

Scholarly understandings of LGBTQ2S activist geographies are largely informed by a
metronormative analytical lens that inadequately captures the shifting landscapes of sexual …

Between the sub-disciplines of children's geographies and geographies of sexualities lie the
spatialities of children's and youth's sexualities, an understudied subfield especially in non …

Abstract This article analyzes Women Wage Peace (WWP), an Israeli grassroots peace
movement, as a case study of intersectionality in women's movements. Using an …

Lesbian and bisexual women living in rural space portray it as a multifaceted space,
reflecting closeness to nature, good educational systems, and community life. But this …

In recent years, LGBT subjectivities have been depicted as strong. Moreover, these identities
are increasingly connected to normativity (homonormativity) and deemed a part of the …

Abstract LGBT+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and other sexual and gender expressions)
politics in Israel are contradictory; at times progressive, and at other times reflecting a …

Metronormativity has been an overarching theme in LGBTQ studies for decades, but in
recent years rural settlements seem to attract growing numbers of LGBTQ individuals and …

Cities, and in particular urban metropolitan centers, are conceived by many as sites of
sexual freedom and presence, cultivating LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) …

How do lesbian and bisexual, cisgender and transgender (LBT) women talk about sex? This
paper looks at constructions of sexual discourse and the production of sexual subjectivity …