Jemima Repo - Concepedia

Author

Jemima Repo

Newcastle University ORCID

Also Known As

JEMIMA REPO, Jemima Repo

Publications

534

Citations

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Concepts

All Affiliations

Newcastle University University of Helsinki Birkbeck, University of London

About

Jemima Repo is an author at Newcastle University specializing in social sciences, gender studies, and feminist theory.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Education	3	3	52
2	Law	2	2	45
3	Arts	1	1	55
4	Humanities	1	1	15
5	Language Studies	1	1	12

Jemima Repo

Publications

485

Citations

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	Year	Citations
The Gender Politics of Celebrity Humanitarianism in Africa Jemima Repo, Riina Yrjölä International Feminist Journal of Politics	2011	90
Biopolitics and checkpoint 300 in occupied Palestine: Bodies, affect, discipline Mark Griffiths, Jemima Repo Political Geography ColonialismCrime Against HumanityGenocideInternational RelationsAnthropology	2018	57
Feminist Commodity Activism: The New Political Economy of Feminist Protest Jemima Repo International Political Sociology Queer PoliticsFeminist DebateSocial SciencesActivismMedia Activism	2020	55
Gender Equality as Biopolitical Governmentality in a Neoliberal European Union Jemima Repo Social Politics International Studies in Gender State & Society	2014	43
Women’s Lives Beyond the Checkpoint in Palestine Mark Griffiths, Jemima Repo Antipode Women's RightSocial ChangeFeminist GeographySocial SciencesGender Identity	2020	32
Women and checkpoints in Palestine Mark Griffiths, Jemima Repo Security Dialogue	2020	30
Book Review: Gender and Human Rights Jemima Repo Millennium Journal of International Studies Women's RightGender IdentityGender JusticeGender StudiesHuman Rights	2010	29
Gary Becker’s economics of population: reproduction and neoliberal biopolitics Jemima Repo Economy and Society	2018	26
A feminist reading of gender and national memory at the Yasukuni Shrine Jemima Repo Japan Forum EducationContemporary CultureFeminist DebateFeminist InquiryCultural Studies	2008	19
‘We’re all princesses now’: Sex, class, and neoliberal governmentality in the rise of middle-class monarchy Jemima Repo, Riina Yrjölä European Journal of Cultural Studies Middle-class MonarchyWomen's RightEducationQueer TheoryUnited Kingdom	2015	18

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