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Journal Open access Double-blind peer review

Feminist Research

'Feminist Research' is an interdisciplinary online journal that publishes double-blind peer-reviewed articles within all fields of feminism.

ISSN 2582-3809 (online) DOI 10.21523/gcj2 2 online issue per year Since 2017

Editor-in-Chief Professor. Fatima Sadiqi (Academic Affairs, International Institute for Languages and Cultures (INLAC), University of Fez, 28, Rue Haiti, Avenue Oran, Montfleuri 1, Fes 30 000, Morocco.)

Managing Editor Dr. Kalpana Bhagat ORCID (Gatha Cognition.)

Articles published
46
Crossref citations
44
Citation ratio · Crossref
0.96
Citation ratio · OpenAlex
1.80

Citation ratio = citations ÷ all articles published since the first issue.

Issue

Volume 1 (2017) · Issue 1

Published July 2017 6 articles All open access

Editorial

  1. pp. 1-2 Open access

    Editorial

    Kalpana Bhagat

    10.21523/gcj2.17010106 781 views 29 Dec 2017

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Review Article

  1. pp. 3-20 Open access

    The Feminist Views: A Review

    Kalpana Bhagat

    The first wave of feminism emphasised on women’s emancipation and equality, whereas the second wave focused on female oppressions and struggled for their liberation. The third wave stressed the individual empowerment. 1) The Marxist feminism confined to united struggle for women’s rights. 2) The socialist feminism exposed the gender aspects of welfare state. 3) The liberal feminists struggled for the empowerment and…

    10.21523/gcj2.16010101 11,051 views 9 citations 11 Jul 2017

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Book Review

  1. pp. 21-22 Open access

    Sappho’s Quest: New Volume in Women’s Studies

    Sachidananda Mohanty

    Unlike many other mainstream disciplines that only seek to broaden knowledge and add to it, and thus become additive, women’s studies tries to question and posit new ways of thinking, inaugurating paradigm shifts and thus becoming subversive by trying to question established hierarchies of knowledge. This has not been an easy journey and the practioners of this new approach have faced numerous odds as all pioneering…

    10.21523/gcj2.16010102 1,223 views 1 citation 13 Sep 2017

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Original Research Paper

  1. pp. 23-30 Open access

    Some Issues and Challenges to Women’s Development and Empowerment in India

    Rekha Pande

    The present paper looks at the history of development and empowerment and discusses the impediments to development and empowerment in India. It focuses on the three major issues in India today, namely, the attitude towards, Girl child, Gender violence and Globalization, which have to be dealt with as a priority in bringing out the development and empowerment of women in the present era. If we look back into the histo…

    10.21523/gcj2.17010103 4,352 views 4 citations 25 Aug 2017

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  2. pp. 31-36 Open access

    Understanding the Reproductive Health of Pavement Dwellers in Pune City Maharashtra

    Saroj Shinde, Neha Wagh

    This article analyses the reproductive health problems and health care seeking behaviour of women pavement dwellers in the Pune Municipal Corporation area (India). This study is based on primary information collected from 258 women of reproductive age group. The study shows that about 45 % women have used formal medical facility for deliveries, 56% lactating women were registered and received TT injections, and 34.7%…

    10.21523/gcj2.17010104 719 views 1 citation 3 Dec 2017

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  3. pp. 37-41 Open access

    Native Feminism in the Globalized Indian English Novel

    P. R. Bhabad

    Fictional medium is really very useful to know reality of society. Literature and visual art used realistically to depict several methods in which perfect description of feminism is the aim. The novel is depiction of day to day life, custom and the woman is portrayed as the key figure of Indian families and at the same time, she has been projected as the subject of suffering domestic slavery and suppression. Native f…

    10.21523/gcj2.17010105 777 views 1 citation 29 Dec 2017

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