Gender and Queer Perspectives on Brexit

Part 1 - Setting the Context to Gender and Queer Perspectives on Brexit

Chapter 1 - Brexit: Using Gender and Queer Lenses (Moira Dustin, Nuno Ferreira and Susan Millns)

Chapter 2 - Toxic Masculinity: Militarism, Deal-Making and the Performance of Brexit (Columba Achilleos-Sarll and Benjamin Martill)

Chapter 3 - A New World Order? (Aisha K. Gill and Nazneen Ahmed)

Part II - The UK and the EU: What Future Ahead?

Chapter 4 - The unintended consequences of Brexit: the case of work-life balance (Eugenia Caracciolo di Torella)

Chapter 5 - The vulnerable, the dependent and the scrounger: intersectional reflections on disability, care, health and migration in the Brexit Project (Dieuwertje Dyi Huijg)

Chapter 6 - The Potential Effects of Brexit on the Cross-Border Circulation of Private Family Law Judgments; with a Particular Focus on Questions Relating to Gender (Lara Walker)

Chapter 7 - Who speaks for the Zambrano Families? Multi-level abandonment in the UK and EU (Iyiola Solanke)

Chapter 8 - Unaccompanied migrant children and the implications of Brexit (Ingi Iusmen)

Chapter 9 - The Impact of Brexit on Gender and Asylum Law in the UK (Christel Querton)

Chapter 10 - Queering Brexit: What's in Brexit for Sexual and Gender Minorities? (Carmelo Danisi, Moira Dustin and Nuno Ferreira)

Chapter 11 - Brexit: The Likely Impact on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Rights in the United Kingdom (Peter Dunne)

Part III - Voices from UK Countries

Chapter 12 - Brexit and the Work-family Conflict: a Scottish Perspective (Michelle Weldon-Johns)

Chapter 13 - Foreboding newness: Brexit and feminist civil society in Scotland (Emma Ritch)

Chapter 14 - Brexit, gender and Northern Ireland (Yvonne Galligan)

Part IV - Looking beyond the UK, beyond the EU

Chapter 15 - Through the Looking Glass: Brexit, Defence and Security through the

Moira Dustin is Research Fellow at the University of Sussex, UK. Her research focusses on gender, equality and refugee studies.

Nuno Ferreira is Professor of Law at the University of Sussex, UK. His research focusses on human rights, European law, children's rights and asylum and refugee law.

Susan Millns is Professor of Law at the University of Sussex, UK, and Visiting Professor at the University of Lille 2 and Université Paris Descartes, France. Her research focusses on European and comparative public law, constitutional law, human rights and feminist legal studies.

"Gender and Queer Perspectives on Brexit is a timely contribution to understanding the process and implications of Brexit ... . the editors have created an important collection that tells a different story of the possible implications of Brexit. This volume contributes to the burgeoning literature that looks at the gendered process of Brexit and how this is situated within broader political processes in Europe and beyond." (Toni Haastrup, LSE Review of Books, blogs.lse.ac.uk, October 29, 2019)