Gender and Education

School toilets: queer, disabled bodies and gendered lessons of embodiment
pp. 951-965(15)
Authors: Slater, Jenny; Jones, Charlotte; Procter, Lisa

‘Family comes in all forms, blood or not’: disrupting dominant narratives around the patriarchal nuclear family
pp. 966-981(16)
Authors: Gachago, Daniela; Clowes, Lindsay; Condy, Janet

How flexible gender identities give young women advantages in China’s new economy
pp. 982-1000(19)
Authors: Kim, Sung won; Brown, Kari-Elle; Fong, Vanessa L.

Mother tongues: the Opt Out movement’s vocal response to patriarchal, neoliberal education reform
pp. 1001-1018(18)
Authors: Schroeder, Stephanie; Currin, Elizabeth; McCardle, Todd

Gender complexities in Jamaican secondary education: class culture and the ‘elephant’ in the room
pp. 1019-1031(13)
Author: Ellis, Everton G.

Being ‘religious and cultural rebels’ or being ‘cultural hybrids’? The role of identity capital in Muslim female university students’ self-construction
pp. 1032-1047(16)
Author: Gao, Fang

Young working-class men do not read: or do they? Challenging the dominant discourse of reading
pp. 1048-1064(17)
Authors: Asplund, Stig-Börje; Pérez Prieto, Héctor

Materialising effects of difference in sex education: the ‘absurd’ banana penis
pp. 1065-1077(13)
Author: Wolfe, Melissa Joy

The promise of recognition and the repercussions of government intervention: the transpedagogical vision of popular educators in Buenos Aires, Argentina
pp. 1078-1097(20)
Author: O’Donnell, Jennifer Lee

The gender effect: capitalism, feminism, and the corporate politics of development
pp. 1098-1099(2)
Author: Brooks, Spirit

List of Reviewers
pp. 1100-1102(3)