Australian Feminist Law Journal

期刊简介：The Australian Feminist Law Journal publishes scholarship on feminist approaches to law and justice, broadly conceived. Founded in 1993, the Australian Feminist Law Journal has been an important intellectual home for feminist legal scholarship from Australia, the Asia Pacific, and beyond. The Journal welcomes high-quality submissions informed by diverse critical and feminist legal traditions, including (but not limited to): cultural and literary, Indigenous, post/de-colonial, critical race, Marxist, queer, psychoanalytic, political economy, post-structuralist, and socio-legal approaches. The Journal encourages submissions that: centre the voices and experiences of women (including trans women and gender diverse and non-binary people); offer broad feminist and/or gender-based analyses of laws, legal institutions, and socio-legal issues; and embrace a materially and structurally grounded intersectional analytical sensibility. Submissions are expected to bring a sophisticated engagement with, and contribution to, feminist theoretical debates and analyses and should not be purely descriptive, doctrinal, or policy-directed. Submissions must be academically rigorous and include a strong theoretical engagement and contribution in order to be considered. The Journal welcomes submissions from both leading and emerging feminist scholars and strongly encourages contributions from scholars who are Indigenous, culturally and linguistically diverse, people of colour, faith-based, differently-abled, LGBTIQA+ and/or from the Global South. The Journal is committed to supporting creative and pioneering methodologies that broaden the scope of inquiry at the crossroads of law, difference, and diversity, in order to re-imagine the possibilities for law and justice in our communities and across jurisdictions. Reflecting the rich multi- and trans-disciplinary nature of feminist praxis, we welcome scholarship from other disciplinary traditions and interdisciplinary legal approaches where there is a substantial feminist engagement with issues of law and justice. The Editorial Board of the Australian Feminist Law Journal acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which we live, work, and write. We recognise and pay our respects to Elders past and present. Sovereignty was never ceded. The aims and scope of the Australian Feminist Law Journal demonstrate commitment to acknowledging and understanding the historical and contemporary injustices experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and to valuing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander contributions to knowledge development, practice, policy, and education. Book Review Submissions The AFLJ welcomes the submission of short Book Reviews and longer Review Articles. The journal seeks contributions covering works on feminist legal theory and feminist critical theory, as well as reviews that examine other legal theory books through a critical feminist lens. Book Reviews should be between 2,000 and 3,000 words long, and should meaningfully and critically engage with the arguments and main contributions of the book being reviewed. Book Reviews will be subjected to review by the AFLJ's Book Review Editors. Review Articles should be between 6,000 and 10,000 words long and, in addition to a critical and analytical examination of the book's central contributions, should offer an argument building on the analysis of the book and placing it in dialogue with the broader field of scholarship of the book's topic. Review Articles may include a review of more than one related book. These submissions will be subjected to double-anonymised peer review by a minimum of two referees. Please vist the AFLJ's Instructions for Authors page for full details of the submission requirements for Book Reviews and Review Articles.

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