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Feedback mechanism subcategory: Gijs Krekel
Feeling knowing: the nature and purpose of arts-based research methods: Sophie Tamas
Feeling the Heat: Towards a Revised Governance of Climate Change: Antonio Villafranca
Felicitas publica: the southern spirit of capitalism , pp 67-94: Luigino Bruni
FELTAG in rearview: FE from the past to the future through plague times , pp 24-36: Howard Scott, Alison Iredale and Bob Harrison
Female judicial leadership and constitutional heroism in times of democratic backsliding: Mariana Velasco-Rivera
Female judicial leadership at the sub-national level: Gabrielle Appleby and Heather Roberts
Female labor force participation in Islamic countries , pp iii-iii: Ismail Genc, George Naufal and Bassam Abu Al-Foul
Female leadership in aviation: Ferhan K. Sengur
Female Migrants’ Participation in the Australian Labour Market: Ahn Tram Le
Female suicide bombing: Claudia Brunner
Female “bright side”: The effect of women in management and on the board on corporate performance in Europe: Francesco Fasano, Maurizio La Rocca and Neha Neha
Female-supportive policies and women's employment after divorce: Maike van Damme and Wilfred Uunk
Females as policymakers: Monika Köppl-Turyna
Females in crime , pp 265-285: Evelina Gavrilova
Feminising Professions in Britain and France: How Countries Differ: Nicky Le Feuvre
Feminism: Huiping Xian
Feminism: Natasha Yacoub
Feminism: Drucilla K. Barker and Darla Schumm
Feminism , pp 53-61: Karen Green
Feminism: .
Feminism: Denise Franca Barros
Feminism and/in Economics: Edith Kuiper
Feminism(s), gender studies, and queer theory: Sheena J. Vachhani and Kate Kenny
Feminism, resistance and the archive , pp 26-40: Maria Fannin and Julie MacLeavy
Feminisms: Rohini Sen
Feminisms in a time of permanent war: still we persist, organize, endure, resist , pp 480-485: Françoise Vergès
Feminist action research , pp 107-122: Inge Bleijenbergh
Feminist activism: Rural South African vernacular law as an "accidental" site , pp 153-167: Sindiso Mnisi Weeks
Feminist analyses of popular culture , pp 373-388: Barbara Czarniawska
Feminist approaches in the Introductory Microeconomics course , pp 152-165: Pratistha Joshi Rajkarnikar
Feminist approaches to development , pp 416-440: Maria Sagrario Floro
Feminist approaches to global constitutionalism , pp 185-206: Ruth Houghton
Feminist approaches to poverty and gender inequality , pp 88-101: Randy Albelda
Feminist approaches to research co-design: evaluating gender equality initiatives , pp 192-209: Helen Taylor and Sue Williamson
Feminist critical historiography: Stefanie Ruel
Feminist Economic Methodology: .
Feminist economics , pp 125-130: Radhika Balakrishnan and Savitri Bisnath
Feminist economics as a theory and method , pp 18-31: Drucilla K. Barker
Feminist economics for smart behavioral economics , pp 173-187: Siobhan Austen
Feminist ethics in research , pp 343-357: Alison Pullen, Celina McEwen and Carl Rhodes
Feminist governance and climate change , pp 262-273: Maria Tanyag
Feminist governance and the state , pp 51-62: Johanna Kantola
Feminist governance in Asia: areas of contestation and cooperation , pp 396-407: Rashila Ramli and Sharifah Syahirah
Feminist governance in global health , pp 216-226: Sara E. Davies and Clare Wenham
Feminist governance in North America: manifestations, manipulations and mirages , pp 421-433: Alexandra Dobrowolsky and Tammy Findlay
Feminist governance in the field of violence against women: the case of the Istanbul Convention , pp 359-369: Andrea Krizsán and Conny Roggeband
Feminist historical materialist and critical theory: Adrienne Roberts
Feminist Institutionalism: Maríndia Brites
Feminist institutions and implications for gender equality in East Asia , pp 384-395: Jiso Yoon