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SWIP Ireland is an organisation of women in philosophy on/of the island of Ireland, including students and professionals, working within or outside academic departments.

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CALL FOR CONTRIBUTORS! 🖋️

The Bloomsbury Handbook of Queering Research Methods: Methods and Methodologies Across the research process.

Edited by Kristie Ken English, Harvey Humphrey and Kath Browne

Deadline: 30th June 2025

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A grey background with the following text: CALL FOR CONTRIBUTORS: THE BLOOMSBURY HANDBOOK OF QUEERING RESEARCH METHODS: METHODS AND METHODOLOGIES ACROSS THE RESEARCH PROCESS. Edited by Kristie Ken English, Harvey Humphrey and Kath Browne A gray background with the following text: DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION 30/06/2025. PLEASE SHARE The core aims of this handbook are as follows: 1.Produce a resource for students to explore diverse queer approaches to methods 2.Provide ways for readers navigate the ambiguity of queer research without subscribing to ill-fitting categories 3.Showcase groundbreaking examples of queer research and approaches as ways to challenge and counter moral panics and anti-queer backlash 4.To prioritise interdisciplinary and intersectional thinking across this work learning from scholars across diverse global political contexts and career stages 5.This volume seeks to make space for queer and trans individuals from a variety of disciplines, countries and backgrounds who undertake queer research not limited to academics. 6.Provide examples of ways to approach queer research with ethical sensitivity in ways which do justice to queer communities We will respond to successful submissions by Autumn 2025, with first drafts expected in early 2026. Chapters should be less than 5,000 words. If you are interested, please fill in our submission form where you will be asked some information about yourself and your work and can provide an abstract (300 word maximum). The handbook will be broken down into five sections following the research process. You will be asked which of these five sections you think your contribution is best suited for between: ● Queering methodologies edited by Sophie Marie Niang & Robel Afeworki Abay ● Queering knowledge production edited by Jess Westbrook & Dean Tauches ● Queering research tools edited by Lizzie Reed & Bethany Lamont ● Queering analysis edited by Peggy Shannon-Baker & Edmund Coleman-Fountain ● Queering communication and outputs edited by Sophie Atherton & Valeria Venditti
May 19, 2025 at 12:25 PM