Dear colleagues,
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<br>The Research Network Sexuality of the European Sociological Association (ESA)
<br>invites contributions to the upcoming ESA conference in Manchester in August
<br>(20th-23rd) this year (see below). You can make submissions using the
<br>following link until the 1st of February:
<br>https://www.europeansociology.org/abstract-submission-now-open
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<br>The board of the research network is looking forward to your submissions.
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<br>RN23 - Sexuality
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<br>Coordinators: Chiara Bertone, University of Eastern Piedmont, Italy,
<br>chiara.bertone[at]uniupo.it Agata Stasiska, Polish Academy of Sciences,
<br>Poland, astasinska[at]psych.pan.pl
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<br>Sexuality is a crucial battleground in the re-shaping of Europe: struggles
<br>over boundaries of recognition, social and legal barriers to citizenship, and
<br>the meanings of belonging have coalesced in these years around issues of
<br>sexual diversity, emancipation and the re-establishment of sexual hierarchies.
<br>How can sexuality also be a good lens through which to understand what is at
<br>stake in current social conflicts, and which directions they are taking?
<br>Tendencies towards queering, cripping, decolonizing sexuality studies, and
<br>towards rethinking materialist perspectives, point to the need to look beyond
<br>Europe, beyond the categorising of sexual diversities, and beyond the
<br>opposition between progress and backlash, in exploring the sexual in relation
<br>to bodies, practices, subjectivities, affects, identities, solidarities. The
<br>processes of knowledge production on sexuality are themselves under scrutiny,
<br>with debates on how hierarchies and borders of legitimate knowledge are
<br>established, experienced, and currently challenged by authoritarian tendencies
<br>and by changing working conditions.
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<br>We invite papers in, but not restricted to, the following themes:
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<br>* RN23_a - Sexuality (Open Session)
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<br>* RN23_b - Theorizing sexuality
<br>* RN23_c - Researching sexuality: ethics and methods
<br>* RN23_d - Decolonising sexual knowledge
<br>* RN23_e - Bodies and practices
<br>* RN23_f - Sexual and gender identities
<br>* RN23_g - Sexuality, kinships, friendship and networks of affect and care
<br>* RN23_h - Growing up in a sexual world
<br>* RN23_i - Sexuality, abuse and violence
<br>* RN23_ j - Materialist perspectives on sexuality
<br>* RN23_k - Migrations, mobility, borders and transnational sexualities
<br>* RN23_l - Ableism and crip perspectives
<br>* RN23_m - Intersections of sexuality with race studies
<br>* RN23_n - Sexuality and religion or spirituality
<br>* RN23_o - Media, sexuality and representation
<br>* RN23_p - Spaces of sexuality
<br>* RN23_q - Sexual economies, sexual markets and sex work(s)
<br>* RN23_r - Sexual health and the medicalization of sexuality
<br>* RN23_s - Sexual governmentality in Europe and beyond
<br>* RN23_t - Sexual/intimate citizenship and social movements
<br>* RN23_u - Nationalism, fascism and sexual struggle
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<br>Sebastian Mohr
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<br>Senior Lecturer
<br>Centre for Gender Studies
<br>Karlstad University
<br>65188 Karlstad
<br>Sweden
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<br>sebastian.mohr@kau.se
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<br>While most people address me with the pronouns he/him/his, I am thankful for
<br>communication that goes beyond a gender binary.
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<br>I will do my best to meet accomodation needs in communication and personal
<br>meetings, so please approach me directly in regard to accessibility.
<br>
<br>Being a Sperm Donor: Masculinity, Sexuality, and Biosociality in Denmark
<br>https://berghahnbooks.com/title/MohrBeing
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