Research
With our research, we aim to create a regional platform for researchers and academics focused on gender and politics in South Asia, by fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing among scholars. Our aim is to provide networking opportunities, access to resources, and a repository of research tools, enabling researchers to connect and engage in interdisciplinary projects.
CGAP BLOGS
We are accepting Abstracts for the CGAP Blog.
Our blog is a space for practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and advocates to share perspectives on gender and politics across South Asia in a language that is accessible, grounded, and worth reading.
CURRENT THEME
Intersectionality & Identity in Political Spaces
We are looking for pieces that engage with one or more of the following:
The Politics of Gender
Analysing systems of power and oppression that shape political life.
Queer politics and governance:
Exploring LGBTQIA+ representation, and policy across South Asia.
Gendered access:
Examining opportunities for gender mainstreaming in political participation.
Indigenous and South Asian feminisms:
Contextualising and comparing political role models and centring alternative frameworks to study gender and politics.
The role of allyship:
Exploring how allyship shapes contemporary political movements and inclusion in political discourse.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
ABSTRACT
In no more than 250 words, it must clearly outline your argument, the evidence or methodology you will draw on, and how this piece is relevant to the theme. We only accept original, unpublished work.
LENGTH & LANGUAGE
Submissions should be in English. Once accepted, we will invite you to submit your final pieces. It should be between 800 and 1,200 words.
PUBLICATIONS
Our publications explore the critical intersection of gender and politics in South Asia. From research papers and policy briefs to thought-provoking articles, we offer in-depth analysis and fresh perspectives that challenge conventional narratives.