Vehicle for Southern African Knowledge? Men and Masculinities and Research from South Africa

Knowledge production is dominated by publications in and from the global North. This has given rise to a concern that certain perspectives and agendas have global prominence whereas others, from the global South, are marginalized. Analyzing the publication record of Men and Masculinities with respec...

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Published in:Men and masculinities 2019-04, Vol.22 (1), p.34-43
Main Author: Morrell, Robert
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Marginality
Masculinity
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Summary:Knowledge production is dominated by publications in and from the global North. This has given rise to a concern that certain perspectives and agendas have global prominence whereas others, from the global South, are marginalized. Analyzing the publication record of Men and Masculinities with respect to articles authored by scholars from, or working in, South Africa, I argue that the journal, despite being founded, based and published in the United States, has a very good record of providing space for Southern gendered perspectives to emerge.
ISSN:1097-184X
1552-6828
DOI:10.1177/1097184X18805548