Eleven years ago, Susie Jolly published an article in this journal detailing the ways that international development work was heteronormative, assuming heterosexual gender stereotyped household models and framing sexuality as a problem of ill-health or violence, rather than a potentially pleasurable contributor to well-being. Over a decade later, while the sector is largely still heteronormative, LGBTI and sexual pleasure have now made an entry into development discourses. However, they have both been co-opted at least to some degree to reinforce other intersecting axes of inequality. A more productive frame for addressing sexuality would be an integrated sexual rights and sexuality politics approach
ABSTRACT According to Brundtland's report, sustainable development is best understood as "to meet t...
This commentary explores the missing discourse of sexual rights and sexual pleasure in the Sustainab...
The development industry has emphasised the dangers of sex and sexuality – in relation to populatio...
Eleven years ago, Susie Jolly published an article in this journal detailing the ways that internati...
Fifteen years ago, there was little space within international development policy circles within whi...
Sustainable development is an approach to development that seeks to be multidimensional, meaning tha...
The majority of ‘Sport in Development' (SiD) research imparts a heteronormative framework that serve...
This book addresses how sexual practices and identities are imagined and regulated through developme...
Since 2005 Norwegian policy makers have sought to include perspectives on sexual orientation and gen...
This article argues that gender and development policy and practice would be enhanced by embracing t...
At a time of major changes in global politics and trends, and major shifts in international developm...
Gender staff in the World Bank -- the world's largest and most influential development institution -...
This paper addresses a contradiction that lies at the core of the relationship between rights and p...
Societal norms for gender and sexual identity and practices tend to be heteronormative or homonormat...
Gender and sexual diversity is well-documented across a range of Southern countries, and historicall...
ABSTRACT According to Brundtland's report, sustainable development is best understood as "to meet t...
This commentary explores the missing discourse of sexual rights and sexual pleasure in the Sustainab...
The development industry has emphasised the dangers of sex and sexuality – in relation to populatio...
Eleven years ago, Susie Jolly published an article in this journal detailing the ways that internati...
Fifteen years ago, there was little space within international development policy circles within whi...
Sustainable development is an approach to development that seeks to be multidimensional, meaning tha...
The majority of ‘Sport in Development' (SiD) research imparts a heteronormative framework that serve...
This book addresses how sexual practices and identities are imagined and regulated through developme...
Since 2005 Norwegian policy makers have sought to include perspectives on sexual orientation and gen...
This article argues that gender and development policy and practice would be enhanced by embracing t...
At a time of major changes in global politics and trends, and major shifts in international developm...
Gender staff in the World Bank -- the world's largest and most influential development institution -...
This paper addresses a contradiction that lies at the core of the relationship between rights and p...
Societal norms for gender and sexual identity and practices tend to be heteronormative or homonormat...
Gender and sexual diversity is well-documented across a range of Southern countries, and historicall...
ABSTRACT According to Brundtland's report, sustainable development is best understood as "to meet t...
This commentary explores the missing discourse of sexual rights and sexual pleasure in the Sustainab...
The development industry has emphasised the dangers of sex and sexuality – in relation to populatio...