Vol. 40 No. 1 (2025): New Zealand Sociology Special Issue - Queer in Aotearoa/New Zealand: Research, Theory, and Practice

Guest editors: Rebekah Galbraith and Ti Lamusse

Published: 2025-04-02

Editorial

Queer in Aotearoa/New Zealand: Research, Theory, and Practice

Rebekah Galbraith, Ti Lamusse

1-6
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Articles

Ensuring the Family Home: The Responsibilities of Queer Scholarship

Welby Ings

7-20
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Can Universities Be Considered Queer Institutions?

Scott Pilkington, Tof Eklund

21-36
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What Homophobic Thinking Looks Like: Insights from New Zealand’s Homosexual Law Reform Debates of the Late 20th Century

Quentin Allan

37-54
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Folding in Performativity: The Utilisation of Western Gendered Theory for Māori Gendered Reality

Maia Berryman-Kamp

55-62
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Trans Film and Theatre in Practice: Emerging Artists in Aotearoa Speak to Industrial Challenges and Opportunities

Paige Macintosh

63-73
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Taking Comfort in the Binary: Examining Language, Gender and Sexuality in a Sports Organisation

Stephanie Foxton

74-91
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Pursuing Reproductive Justice for Rainbow People in Aotearoa/New Zealand through Research: Insights from the Field

George Parker, Chelsea R. D’Cruz

92-99
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Cisheteronormativity and the Court: A Queer Criminological Approach

Robert Sewell, Ti Lamusse, Fiona Hutton

100-115
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Book reviews

Butler, J. (2024). Who’s Afraid of Gender? Allen Lane, 308 pp, ISBN: 0241595827

Rebekah Galbraith

131-136
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Research notes

Tranz Liberation Framework

Charles Henry

116-121
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Commentary

Combat Safetyism

Ti Lamusse, Emmy Rakete, Will Hansen

122-130
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