A new essay written by Alexander Sasha Kondakov and Sandro Tabatadze has recently been published.

The book "Viktor Orbán's Affairs with Women - The Illiberal Playbook: Gender, Power and Control" written by our Action's member Andrea Pető and Zsuzsanna Balázs has been published.

The essay “Debating Birth Control in Interwar Polish-Jewish Contexts” by Heidi Hein-Kircher has been published.

The essay “Anti-gender governance technologies in Georgia, and their Russian connection” by Alexander Kondakov and Sandro Tabatadze has been published.

The essay “A new wave of anti-gender mobilizations in Croatia: targeting abortion and trans rights” by Maja Gergorić and Tanja Vuckovic Juros has been published.

The essay “A Decade of Dichotomy: Understanding Turkey’s Changing Stance on the Istanbul Convention for Combating Violence against Women” by Bastiaan Redert has been published.

The essay collection “Anti-Gender Mobilizations in Europe and the Feminist Response. Productive Resistance" edited by Roman Kuhar and Rok Smrdelj has been published.

The essay “Anti-Gender Discourse and the ‘Dictatorship of Tolerance’: Insights from Ukraine, Slovenia, and Croatia” by Roman Kuhar and Maryna Shevtsova has been published.

The essay “Views of Women Doctoral Students and Dropouts on Doctoral Education in Türkiye" by Emine Karaduman, Gülistan Gürsel-Bilgin, Havva Caner, Mine Afacan Fındıklı, and Fatma Seggie has been published.

The essay “No Longer the Alexanders, the Napoleons, or the Attilas”: Gender, Illiberalism, and Quiet Resistance" by Andrea Petö has been published.

The essay "The Language of the ‘Family-Friendly State’: An Emerging Rhetoric of Gender Equality Subversion in Hungary" by Andrea Petö, and Szilvia Szabo has been published.

The essay collection "Challenging Norms. Family Planning as a Reflection of Social Change in Twentieth-Century Eastern Europe" edited by Heidi Hein-Kircher, Elisa-Maria Hiemer, and Denisa Nešťáková has been published.