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Publications
- Governmentality and the power of transnational women's movements
- Taking the Crime out of Sex Work: New Zealand Sex Workers' Fight for Decriminalisation. Gillian Abel, Lisa Fitzgerald, and Catherine Healy, with Aline Taylor (Eds.) (2010) Bristol: Policy press
- Politicization of sexual violence: From abolitionism to peacekeeping
- Resolution 1325 and post-Cold War feminist politics
- Gender Policy Models and Calls to “Tackle Demand” for Sex Workers
- Feminist Killjoys and Women Scorned: An Analysis of News and Commentary on the Sexual Violence Allegations Against Julian Assange
- Governing peacekeeping: The role of authority and expertise in the case of sexual violence and trauma
- Collaborative research with sex workers
- Governing sex workers in Timor Leste
- Prostitution policy models and feminist knowledge politics in New Zealand and Sweden
- Agency and social identity: Resistance among Pakeha New Zealand mothers
- The politics of rescue
- What is “Toxic Masculinity” and Why Does it Matter?
- Imagining the Feminist Revolution. Review of Victoria Margree’s Neglected or Misunderstood: The radical feminism of Shulamith Firestone