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Volume 40, Issue 1, 2025

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

Guest editors: Rebekah Galbraith and Ti Lamusse  

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Editorial

Special Issue Queer in Aotearoa/New Zealand: Research, Theory and Practice
Rebekah Galbraith and Ti Lamusse  

Research articles  

Ensuring the Family Home: The Responsibilities of Queer Scholarship
Welby Ings

Can Universities Be Considered Queer Institutions?
Scott Pilkington and Tof Eklund

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

Folding in Performativity: The Utilisation of Western Gendered Theory for Māori Gendered Reality
Maia Berryman-Kamp

Trans Film and Theatre in Practice: Emerging Artists in Aotearoa Speak to Industrial Challenges and Opportunities
Paige Macintosh

Taking Comfort in the Binary: Examining Language, Gender and Sexuality in a Sports Organisation
Stephanie Foxton

Pursuing Reproductive Justice for Rainbow People in Aotearoa/New Zealand through Research: Insights from the Field
George Parker and Chelsea R. D’Cruz

Cisheteronormativity and the Court: A Queer Criminological Approach
Robert Sewell, Ti Lamusse, and Fiona Hutton

Research Note
Tranz Liberation Framework
Charles Henry

Commentary
Combat Safetyism
Ti Lamusse, Emmy Rākete, and Will Hansen

Book Review
Who’s Afraid of Gender?
Reviewed by Rebekah Galbraith