School of Law

Professor Gina Heathcote

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Roles: School of Law Professor of Law School of Law Convenor, LLM & MA International Law (Terms 2 & 3) Convenor, MA in Gender Studies and Law Centre for Human Rights Law Member
Department: School of Law
Qualifications: BA LLB (ANU); LLM (Westminster); PhD (London)
Building: Russell Square: College Buildings
Office: S344
Email address: gh21@soas.ac.uk
Telephone number: +44 (0)20 7898 4367
Support hours: Tuesdays and Wednesdays 11:00- 12:00

Biography

PhD Supervision

Name	Title
Ms Haya Al -Noaimi	‘The Protectors of Our Nation’: Discourses of Protection and the Construction of Masculinities in the Qatari and Emirati Militaries
Sara Bertotti	Between Law and Peace: a Critical Study of the Relationship between Peace Agreements, Law and Socio-political Change
Ms Caroline Nadine D'Oyen-Fitchett	Black Women’s Experiences of Prison in the UK: Towards a Post Slavery Analysis
Alice Finden	Everyday state violence: a queer historical analysis of Anglo/Egyptian counter-terrorism and emergency law
Dr Alaya Forte	New forms of political inclusion or mere tokenism? Reading political representation from a gender and minority perspective in British and French government (working title)
Biye Gao	Gender, Class and Reproduction in Post-Socialist Rural China (working title)
Xia'nan Jin	Women's political life in post-genocide Rwanda (working title)
Ms Emily Jones	Feminist Cyborgs and Gods: International Law, Humanism and the limits of the Global Order
Isabel Käser	Militant Femininity: The PKK-led Women's Movement in the Kurdish Middle East – A Transnational Analysis
Ms Akanksha Mehta	Negotiating Space on the 'Right': The everyday politics of Hindu Nationalist and Zionist settler women in India and Israel-Palestine
Faiza Rehman	The Intersection of Corporate Accountability and Environmental Liability: Towards Promoting Sustainable Transnational Environmental Protection in the Extractive Industry
Paola Zichi	Thesis (Working) Title: On Feminist Approaches to Self-Determination in Mandatory Palestine

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Email: gh21@soas.ac.uk
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7898 4367

Professor Gina Heathcote

Key information

Biography

PhD Supervision

Publications

Contact Gina

School of Law

Careers: At SOAS I felt I didn't have to explain myself

Law, Religion, and the State in South Asia

Professor Gina Heathcote

Key information

Biography

PhD Supervision

Publications

Articles Open

Abandoning the Idealised White Subject of Legal Feminism: a manifesto for silence in a Lusophone register

Filters and Fragments: Making Feminist Sense of Security

'I wouldn't want to be a gender expert': Gender experts in peace mediation

Oceans

Introduction to the Special Issue on Hygiene, Coloniality and Law

Maritime Demarcation in the Gulf since 2003

On Feminist Legal Methodologies: Spilt, Plural and Speaking Subjects

War’s Perpetuity: Disabled Bodies of War and the Exoskeleton of Equality

Security Council Resolution 2242 on women, peace and security: progressive gains or dangerous development?

Women and children and Elephants as Justification for Force

From ‘people with projects’ to ‘encountering expertise’: a feminist reading of Kennedy’s A World of Struggle

Naming and Shaming: Human Rights Accountability in Security Council Resolution 1960 (2010) on Women, Peace and Security

Feminist Politics and the Use of Force: Theorising Feminist Action and Security Council Resolution 1325

Feminist Reflections on the 'End' of the War on Terror

Article 51 Self-Defense as a Narrative: Spectators and Heroes in International Law Symposium: The Power of Stories: Intersections of Law, Literature, and Culture - Transnational Narratives

Blogs Open

Protesting the preamble: the UN Security Council and the dilution of feminist activism

Book reviews Open

Gender Politics in Transitional Justice (Catherine O'Rourke)

Book sections Open

Feminism and Oceans

Teaching Feminist Peace through encounters with Female Violence

Protesting the Preamble: Normative Pronouncements and Feminist Jurisprudence in the Security Council

Feminist Methodologies

Gendered Security

Bozkurt Case, aka the Lotus Case (France v Turkey): Two Ships that Go Bump in the Night

Feminism and the Law of the Sea: a preliminary inquiry

Humanitarian Intervention and Gender Dynamics

LAWs, UFOs and UAVs: Feminist Encounters with the Law of Armed Conflict

Robust Peacekeeping, Gender and the Protection of Civilians

Feminist Perspectives on the Law on the Use of Force

Participation, Gender and Security

Books Open

The Law of War and Peace: A Gender Analysis. Volume 1

Feminist Dialogues on International Law: successes, tensions, futures

The Law on the Use of Force: A Feminist Analysis

Conference items Open

Thinking like Tumbleweeds: Bodily Genres and the Vitality of Beings at Large

Hydrous Bodies, Fluid Domains: Thinking Gender beyond the Human

Women and Children and Elephants: Robust Peacekeeping and Protection Narratives

Gender Experts in the International Realm

Women and children: Robust Peacekeeping, Gender and the Protection of Civilians

Working paper No. 5.5 The Security Council and the rule of law: the use of force, robust peacekeeping and gender perspectives,

The Politics of Natality: From Formal Equality to the Spectrum of Feminist Thinking

Achieving Accountability for Human Rights Violations by Non-state Actors: Challenging Sexual Violence and Creating Paths to Peace

Edited books Open

Special Issue on Oceans (Feminist Review Issue 130)

Special Issue on Hygiene, Coloniality and Law

Celebrating 20 Years of Nicola Lacey's Unspeakable Subjects

Special Issue on Dystopias and Utopias

Feminist Review. Special Issue on Violence

Rethinking Peacekeeping, Gender Equality and Collective Security

Monographs Open

Force, Feminism and the Security Council

Other Open

Eating us out of House and Home [Part of the introduction to Food Special Issue]

I am an Immigrant

The Protection of Civilians and Protection of Peacekeeping Mandates: Gender and Ethics in Collective Security

Time to Rethink the Women, Peace and Security Agenda?

Thinking Gender and Speaking International Law

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