Aeyal Gross (Tel Aviv): Post/Colonial Queer Globalisation and International Human Rights: Images of LGBT Rights. Rachel Bergenfield and Alice M Miller (Yale): Queering International Development? An Examination of New “LGBT Rights” Rhetoric, Policy, and Programming among International Development Agencies. Ryan Vanden Berg (UBC): A New Adversary: Neoliberalism, Lesbians, and Canadian Democracy. Gibson Ncube (Stellenbosch): Arab-Muslim Masculinity on Trial: Gay Muslim Writers Broaching Homosexuality. Serena Tolino (Zurich): Homosexuality in the Middle East: An Analysis of Dominant and Competitive Discourses. Lenore Bell (St. Andrews): Trigger Warnings: Sex, Lies and Social Justice Utopia on Tumblr. Pierce S. Docena (Visayas): Developing and Managing One’s Sexual Identity: Coming Out Stories of Waray Gay Adolescents. Paula Gerber (Monash): Living a Life of Crime: The Ongoing Criminalisation of Homosexuality in the Commonwealth. Jamie Cleland (Loughborough): Association Football and the Representation of Homosexuality by the Print Media: A Case Study of Anton Hysen. Vinodh Venkatesh (Virginia Tech): Queerying and Locating Pedro Almodovar's ¿Qué he hecho yo para merecer esto!!. Alex Channon (Greenwich) and Christopher R. Matthews (Brighton): “It Is What It Is”: Masculinity, Homosexuality, and Inclusive Discourse in Mixed Martial Arts. The pink and the pulp: Good and bad news for gay rights in Singapore. Queer politics in China: A conversation with “Western” activists working in Beijing. Who’s behind Uganda’s step forward on same-sex rights? Melina Platas Izama investigates. Enze Han and Joseph O'Mahoney on the British colonial origins of anti-gay laws. “No to Homo Agenda”: Eliot Lenn on how American evangelicals spread anti-gay hate to Jamaica. The introduction to Straights: Heterosexuality in Post-Closeted Culture by James Joseph Dean. You can download Coming out for LGBT Psychology in the Current International Scenario, ed. Henrique Pereira and Pedro Costa (2014).
