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Aims & Scope

GÉNEROS. Multidisciplinary Journal of Gender Studies is an Open Access four-monthly journal from Hipatia Editorial that publishes articles from multidisciplinary research, as well as theoretical discussions about different aspects of gender and feminism. The journal addresses different topics such as gender violence (domestic violence, sexual harassment, sexual abuse, institutional violence, etc), health and gender (illness and treatment related to gender, physical and psychological welfare, etc), education and gender, theories about love, new masculinities, feminist theory, multiculturality and gender, women and religion, women in history, poverty and gender, femininity models, transsexuality and gender diversity, women and image, gender and media, female leadership and women in organisations and the business world...However, it is not limited to these; there are other articles and other topics accepted always related to gender. All articles accepted for publication are always oriented to the overcoming of inequalities and gender discrimination. This scientific journal accepts original articles and it has a worldwide reach, it incorporates an international vision and includes contributions from all continents. It addresses mainly researchers on the gender issues, as well as professionals in the area. It is also oriented to professionals of education and health practitioners as well as others, whose experience might not be related to gender issues but who are still interested in the topic due to the gender problems arising in their professional domain and in its daily life.

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