This study investigates the role of transnational sexualities—referring to how sexual
identities and relationships are influenced by cross‐border movements and contexts—in …

Sexually inflected and queer geographies have variously responded to the changing legal,
social and cultural landscapes of the 21st century. This report explores the spatial …

Both internationally and in the United States, the policy landscape for same-sex couples is
changing rapidly, and surveys report swiftly increasing numbers of immigrants in same-sex …

Against the heteronormativity of the increasing field of studies around intergenerational
family relations within asset-based welfare systems, the paper analyses the housing …

Homonormativity has become a hegemonic concept within geographies of sexualities, with
critical scholars emphasizing exclusionary practices towards specific'unwanted'subjects …

This article seeks to theorize queer necropolitics—the ability for states to decide who lives
and who dies—within the context of forced displacement. In doing so, I link the literature on …

Drawing on life-history interviews conducted with Chinese intranational migrant gay men in
Shenzhen, a rising migrant metropolis in South China, this article examines the pathways of …

Centred around the life narratives of HIV-positive gay migrants in two Mediterranean cities,
Barcelona (Catalonia/Spain) and Rome (Italy), this paper frames their decision to migrate …

This article explores the impact of sexual orientation on the housing practices of individuals
self-identified as LGB+ in Athens, Greece. In Greece, welfare state was always inadequate …

Abstract Following the 'Swiss Statement'in 2008, there is now established medical evidence
that people living with HIV on therapies and with an undetectable viral load for more than 6 …