Being an Early Career Feminist Academic

Chapter 1 Introduction: Being an Early Career Feminist Academic in a Changing Academy

Chapter 2 A Precarious Passion: Gendered and Age-Based Insecurity Among Aspiring Academics in Australia

Chapter 3 Navigating Gendered Expectations at the Margins of Feminism and Criminology

Chapter 4 Academic, Woman, Mother: Negotiating Multiple Subjectivities During Early Career

Chapter 5 Room for Confidence: Early Career Feminists in the English Department

Chapter 6 “Are You One of Us, or One of Them?” An Autoethnography of a “Hybrid” Feminist Researcher Bridging Two Worlds

Chapter 7 Exposing the “Hidden Injuries” of Feminist Early Career Researchers: An Experiential Think Piece About Maintaining Feminist Identities

Chapter 8 Reflecting Realities and Creating Utopias: Early Career Feminists (Un)Doing International Relations in Finland

Chapter 9 Challenges to Feminist Solidarity in the Era of New Public Management

Chapter 10 Inequality in Academia: The Way Social Connections Work

Chapter 11 Feminist Work in Academia and Beyond

Chapter 12 On Becoming “Bad Subjects”: Teaching to Transgress in Neoliberal Education

Chapter 13 Embracing Vulnerability: A Reflection on my Academic Journey as a Japanese Early Career Feminist Academic Abroad

Chapter 14 ‘I’m an Early Career Feminist Academic: Get Me Out of Here?’ Encountering and Resisting the Neoliberal Academy

Chapter 15 Conclusion