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Journal of Resistance Studies

The first journal dedicated to developing the field of Resistance Studies.

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Published since2015

The archive reaches back to 2008 through the Resistance Studies Magazine, the open-access quarterly this journal grew out of. Another 28 articles across 7 issues.

Latest articles

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Linking the Individual and the Movement: Artist-Activism in Indonesian Resistance

Shelly Clay-Robison

Vol 12, Issue 1 · pp. 110–144 · 2026

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The Poetics of Resistance: A Study of Forugh Farrokhzad’s Defiant Expression

Siavash Rafiee Rad

Vol 12, Issue 1 · pp. 70–109 · 2026

What is Political Participation Good For? Theoretical Debate and Empirical Data from Austria

Markus Pausch

Resistance Studies Magazine · Issue 1 · pp. 1–24 · 2012

Theorizing Resistance: Mapping, Concretism and Universalism. The New Feminist Concepts of our Time?

Mona Lilja

Resistance Studies Magazine · Issue 1 · pp. 1–17 · 2009

Corruption Tactics: Outrage Management in a Local Government Scandal

Brian Martin

Resistance Studies Magazine · Issue 1 · pp. 1–40 · 2012

Becoming Power Through Dance

Duygun Erim

Resistance Studies Magazine · Issue 2 · pp. 1–15 · 2008

The Multidimensionality of Resistance in Youth-Subcultural Studies

J. Patrick Williams

Resistance Studies Magazine · Issue 1 · pp. 1–14 · 2009

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What we publish, and how to submit

We focus on critical work that focused on resistance and its relationship with power: its strategies, discourses, tactics, effects, causes, contexts and experiences, and how it might undermine repression, injustice and domination. Resistance is not necessarily organised, but could take different forms and shapes. Formats may include research articles, activist perspectives, interviews, and reviews of books, film and music.

The general call never closes: the journal reads submissions all year, and special-issue calls are posted as they open.

How to submit an article
Peer review
Double-anonymous, by scholars working in the field.
Open access
Most of the archive is free to read. Issues open once their embargo lifts.
Past calls
Closed calls stay published, so you can see what we have asked for before.

For libraries

Holdings data, discovery feeds, and institutional access.

Holdings

A KBART title list covering every volume and issue, for your knowledge base.

Cataloguing

MARC records for the whole run, and an OAI-PMH feed for harvesting new work.

Access

IP-range and institutional sign-in, with usage reporting on request.