- On war, hegemony and (political) masculinities
- Networked masculinities in South Africa: the #MensConference as a case study
- Embodied masculinities and bodywork within two British prison gyms
- Filial obligations, affect and masculinities: Vietnamese-Australian young men being and becoming good sons
- From military to militarizing masculinities
- Rituals of (un)changing masculinity: cohesion or diversity? A study of the fraternization traditions of Swedish cadets’ at the Military Academy
- Political rhetoric, identities, and dominant gender representations: hegemonic masculinity in service of pro-austerity rhetoric in Greek political discourse
- The reflective process of the perpetrator: representations of rape in novels of C.N. Adichie and V.T. Nguyen
- Peacekeeping masculinities, intersectionality, and gender equality – negotiations of military life and civilian life by Danish soldier/veteran-parents
- Breadwinning, migration, and nation-building: a critical scoping review of men, masculinities, and social change in post-Soviet Uzbekistan
- The presidential kiss: Duterte’s gendered populism, hypermasculinity, and Filipino migrants
- Intersectionality and social justice in programs for boys and men
- Militarized masculinities in the home: ‘I’m not your army buddy – I’m your wife’
- The seduction of youth: print culture and homosexual rights in the Weimar Republic
- In-between military and civilian: ongoing conflict, disability, and masculinity
- Military masculinities on television: Who Dares Wins
- Invisible yet significant: the case of complicit masculinities’ transparency in power
- The performance of masculine identities in a mediated world: young men’s commentary on male celebrities
- Hollow femininities: the emerging faces of neoliberal masculinities
- ‘Appropriate’ing grief: mothers, widows and the (un) grievability of military death
- ‘A son who is a man:’ receptive masculinity in Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart
- Facing patriarchy: from a violent gender order to a culture of peace
- Thinking about risk and vulnerability in CSMM
- Absences, presences and unintended consequences in debates about masculinities and social change: a reply to Christofidou
- ‘Thanks to Corona virus’: trajectories of masculinities during the Ugandan lockdown