Peer Reviewed Publications
Books
Chapdelaine-Feliciati, Clara. (2018.) Brill: Leiden, Research Perspectives in Family Law in a Global Society Series, Sanford Katz Editor-in-Chief, 1(3), 1-81.
Schweitzer, Marlis. (2020). . University of Iowa Press.
Williams, Deanne. (2017). Chastity, Speech, and the Girl Masquer. In R. Preiss & Deanne Williams (Eds.), (pp. 162-183). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (Book and book chapters)
Williams, Deanne. (2014). . Springer.
Williams, Deanne (& Peterson, K. L.). (2012). . Palgrave Macmillan, New 91亚色.
Articles
Ali, Ameera. (2020). 鈥淕irls don鈥檛 like cars, they like 鈥榞irl鈥 cars鈥: Kindergarten children鈥檚 conceptions of gender and play materials. Jeunesse: Young People, Texts, Cultures, 12(1), 63-96. doi:
Chapdelaine-Feliciati, Clara. (2018). . Cambridge International Law Journal, 7(1), 29-50.
Chapdelaine-Feliciati, Clara. (2006). . Journal of International Women's Studies, 7(4), 14-35.
Book Chapters
Bimm, Morgan. "One Taught Me Action: The Digital Meta-Lives and Affective Resonances of Pop Protest Signs.鈥 In Networked Feminisms: Activist Assemblies and Digital Practices, eds. Shana MacDonald, Brianna Wiens, and Michelle Macarthur. Lexington Press. In press.
Bimm, Morgan. 鈥淭his Is Why We Can鈥檛 Have Nice Things: Tumblr Publics, John Green, and Sanctionable Girlhood.鈥 In Youth Mediations and Affective Relations, eds. Natalie Coulter and Susan Driver. Palgrave Macmillan Publishing. 2018.
Research Projects
External Grants
Clara Chapdelaine-Feliciati (Principal Investigator), SSHRC Insight Development Grant 2020-2022, Legal and Bilingual Project: 鈥楽exual Exploitation of Girl Children in the Entertainment Industry in Ontario and Quebec鈥
PhD Dissertations
Researcher: Tina Benigno, PhD Candidate, Humanities
Doctoral Dissertation Working Title: The (Extra-)Ordinary Girl Under Capitalism: Toronto Teen Girls鈥 Care and Connection Amidst Activist and Witch Figures of the Girl
Researcher: Morgan Bimm, PhD Candidate, Gender, Feminist, and Women's Studies
Doctoral Dissertation Working Title: Amplifying Indie Through 2000s Girl Culture
Description: This doctoral dissertation project offers a feminist cultural studies analysis of the TV shows, films, and early internet cultures that supported the cultural mainstreaming of indie rock music via 2000s girl culture texts.