Zalfa Feghali is Associate Professor of American Literature at the University of Leicester, UK. An American Studies scholar, she works primarily on contemporary North American literature and culture and publishes in border studies, reading studies, and vulnerability studies. She is the author of Crossing Borders and Queering Citizenship: Civic Reading Practice in Contemporary American and Canadian Writing (2019).Deborah Toner is Associate Professor of History at the University of Leicester, UK. She publishes on the history of alcohol in the Americas, with a particular focus on ideas of nationhood, gender, race, and ethnicity in Mexico, the United States, and Guyana. She is the author of Alcohol and Nationhood in Nineteenth-Century Mexico (2015) and the editor of Alcohol in the Age of Industry, Empire and War (2021). She was a co‑Founder and co‑Director of the Drinking Studies Network from 2010 to 2024.

• Part One: Introduction to Gender and Borderlands 1. Introduction 2. Approaches to Gender Studies 3. Approaches to Border Studies Part Two: Intimate Borders Introduction 4. Border Women, Queer Mestizas, and Nagualas: Gloria Anzaldúa's Borderlands Ontologies 5. Masculinity and Homosociality in Colonial-Carceral Borderlands: Australia, Bermuda and Gibraltar, 1824-75 6. Gender, Mobility, and Borders in Transoceanic Migrations in the Indian Ocean Region: The South Asian Diaspora to Africa 1914-1930 7. Intimate Saharan Borders in Crisis Times: Mixed Marriages and Humanitarian Aid Workers in the Sahara-Sahel 8. The Intimate is International: Reproductive Health Dynamics in the Texas-Mexico Borderlands 9. Intimate Borders of South Asian Queer Diasporas in the UK Part Three: Cultural and Civic Borders Introduction 10. Connecting Women across the Mountains: Gendered, Geopolitical and Interspecies Liminality in the Making of Buddhist Communities of the Contemporary Himalayas 11. The Limits of National Legislation in Local and Transnational Spaces: How to Protect Trokosi Girls in Ghana? 12. Gendered Framing of Asylum Reception as “Borderwork” at the Finnish-Swedish Borderland 13. Intersecting Gender through New Media Art: Visual Inquiry on a Recent Migration Phenomenon in Europe and Beyond 14. Screening Mohawk Stories: Gender and Cinema in Kanien’kehá:ka Territory 15. Alcohol, Temperance, and the Shifting Borders of Gender, 1750-1850 Part Four: Embodied and Violent Borders Introduction 16. Beyond Physical Borders: Intimate Borders and the Lives of Women in Kashmir 17. The Borders of Abortion and Identity: Moral Shadowboxing on the Island of Ireland, 1920-2018 18. Psychopathic Cultures: Sexual and Lateral Violence in Contemporary Chicana and Métis Women’s Writing 19. The Borders of Femicide and Gender Violence in Guatemala 20. Podcasting and Gender-Based Violence in Canada, the US, and Mexico 21. The Intimacy of Violence: Family Experiences of Bolivian Aymara Women in The Andean Tri-Border Part Five: Economic Borders Introduction 22. Gender Difference in the South Pacific Labor Trade: An Examination of Labor Mobility and Shifting Identity in the Australian/Melanesian Context 23. Gender and Labor in the US-Mexico Borderlands 24. Women on the Andean Border of Chile, Bolivia, and Peru 25. Recasting Gender: Precarity, Exchange, and Smuggling across the India-Bangladesh Borderlands 26. Gendered Dynamics of Cross-border Trade in West Africa 27. Informal Trade and Gendered Resistance on the Belarus-Lithuania Borderland Part Six: Changing, Challenging, Resisting Introduction 28. Relational Ecologies in Contemporary Chicana Border Art 29. Literary Activism, Women's Activism and Social Production in 21st-Century Uganda 30. Black Women and Transnational Resistance 31. Unaccompanied Minors in the Borderlands: Suspicions and Assumptions at the Intersection of Gender and Social Age 32. The Politics of "Dis/appearing": Visibility, Desire, and Violence in a Dance Performance by a North Korean Women's Performing Arts Troupe in South Korea 33. Teaching-inspired Research, Critical Pedagogies, and Educational Resources

Zalfa Feghali is Associate Professor of American Literature at the University of Leicester, UK. An American Studies scholar, she works primarily on contemporary North American literature and culture and publishes in border studies, reading studies, and vulnerability studies. She is the author of Crossing Borders and Queering Citizenship: Civic Reading Practice in Contemporary American and Canadian Writing (2019).Deborah Toner is Associate Professor of History at the University of Leicester, UK. She publishes on the history of alcohol in the Americas, with a particular focus on ideas of nationhood, gender, race, and ethnicity in Mexico, the United States, and Guyana. She is the author of Alcohol and Nationhood in Nineteenth-Century Mexico (2015) and the editor of Alcohol in the Age of Industry, Empire and War (2021). She was a co‑Founder and co‑Director of the Drinking Studies Network from 2010 to 2024.

• Part One: Introduction to Gender and Borderlands 1. Introduction 2. Approaches to Gender Studies 3. Approaches to Border Studies Part Two: Intimate Borders Introduction 4. Border Women, Queer Mestizas, and Nagualas: Gloria Anzaldúa's Borderlands Ontologies 5. Masculinity and Homosociality in Colonial-Carceral Borderlands: Australia, Bermuda and Gibraltar, 1824-75 6. Gender, Mobility, and Borders in Transoceanic Migrations in the Indian Ocean Region: The South Asian Diaspora to Africa 1914-1930 7. Intimate Saharan Borders in Crisis Times: Mixed Marriages and Humanitarian Aid Workers in the Sahara-Sahel 8. The Intimate is International: Reproductive Health Dynamics in the Texas-Mexico Borderlands 9. Intimate Borders of South Asian Queer Diasporas in the UK Part Three: Cultural and Civic Borders Introduction 10. Connecting Women across the Mountains: Gendered, Geopolitical and Interspecies Liminality in the Making of Buddhist Communities of the Contemporary Himalayas 11. The Limits of National Legislation in Local and Transnational Spaces: How to Protect Trokosi Girls in Ghana? 12. Gendered Framing of Asylum Reception as “Borderwork” at the Finnish-Swedish Borderland 13. Intersecting Gender through New Media Art: Visual Inquiry on a Recent Migration Phenomenon in Europe and Beyond 14. Screening Mohawk Stories: Gender and Cinema in Kanien’kehá:ka Territory 15. Alcohol, Temperance, and the Shifting Borders of Gender, 1750-1850 Part Four: Embodied and Violent Borders Introduction 16. Beyond Physical Borders: Intimate Borders and the Lives of Women in Kashmir 17. The Borders of Abortion and Identity: Moral Shadowboxing on the Island of Ireland, 1920-2018 18. Psychopathic Cultures: Sexual and Lateral Violence in Contemporary Chicana and Métis Women’s Writing 19. The Borders of Femicide and Gender Violence in Guatemala 20. Podcasting and Gender-Based Violence in Canada, the US, and Mexico 21. The Intimacy of Violence: Family Experiences of Bolivian Aymara Women in The Andean Tri-Border Part Five: Economic Borders Introduction 22. Gender Difference in the South Pacific Labor Trade: An Examination of Labor Mobility and Shifting Identity in the Australian/Melanesian Context 23. Gender and Labor in the US-Mexico Borderlands 24. Women on the Andean Border of Chile, Bolivia, and Peru 25. Recasting Gender: Precarity, Exchange, and Smuggling across the India-Bangladesh Borderlands 26. Gendered Dynamics of Cross-border Trade in West Africa 27. Informal Trade and Gendered Resistance on the Belarus-Lithuania Borderland Part Six: Changing, Challenging, Resisting Introduction 28. Relational Ecologies in Contemporary Chicana Border Art 29. Literary Activism, Women's Activism and Social Production in 21st-Century Uganda 30. Black Women and Transnational Resistance 31. Unaccompanied Minors in the Borderlands: Suspicions and Assumptions at the Intersection of Gender and Social Age 32. The Politics of "Dis/appearing": Visibility, Desire, and Violence in a Dance Performance by a North Korean Women's Performing Arts Troupe in South Korea 33. Teaching-inspired Research, Critical Pedagogies, and Educational Resources

Zalfa Feghali is Associate Professor of American Literature at the University of Leicester, UK. An American Studies scholar, she works primarily on contemporary North American literature and culture and publishes in border studies, reading studies, and vulnerability studies. She is the author of Crossing Borders and Queering Citizenship: Civic Reading Practice in Contemporary American and Canadian Writing (2019).Deborah Toner is Associate Professor of History at the University of Leicester, UK. She publishes on the history of alcohol in the Americas, with a particular focus on ideas of nationhood, gender, race, and ethnicity in Mexico, the United States, and Guyana. She is the author of Alcohol and Nationhood in Nineteenth-Century Mexico (2015) and the editor of Alcohol in the Age of Industry, Empire and War (2021). She was a co‑Founder and co‑Director of the Drinking Studies Network from 2010 to 2024.

• Part One: Introduction to Gender and Borderlands 1. Introduction 2. Approaches to Gender Studies 3. Approaches to Border Studies Part Two: Intimate Borders Introduction 4. Border Women, Queer Mestizas, and Nagualas: Gloria Anzaldúa's Borderlands Ontologies 5. Masculinity and Homosociality in Colonial-Carceral Borderlands: Australia, Bermuda and Gibraltar, 1824-75 6. Gender, Mobility, and Borders in Transoceanic Migrations in the Indian Ocean Region: The South Asian Diaspora to Africa 1914-1930 7. Intimate Saharan Borders in Crisis Times: Mixed Marriages and Humanitarian Aid Workers in the Sahara-Sahel 8. The Intimate is International: Reproductive Health Dynamics in the Texas-Mexico Borderlands 9. Intimate Borders of South Asian Queer Diasporas in the UK Part Three: Cultural and Civic Borders Introduction 10. Connecting Women across the Mountains: Gendered, Geopolitical and Interspecies Liminality in the Making of Buddhist Communities of the Contemporary Himalayas 11. The Limits of National Legislation in Local and Transnational Spaces: How to Protect Trokosi Girls in Ghana? 12. Gendered Framing of Asylum Reception as “Borderwork” at the Finnish-Swedish Borderland 13. Intersecting Gender through New Media Art: Visual Inquiry on a Recent Migration Phenomenon in Europe and Beyond 14. Screening Mohawk Stories: Gender and Cinema in Kanien’kehá:ka Territory 15. Alcohol, Temperance, and the Shifting Borders of Gender, 1750-1850 Part Four: Embodied and Violent Borders Introduction 16. Beyond Physical Borders: Intimate Borders and the Lives of Women in Kashmir 17. The Borders of Abortion and Identity: Moral Shadowboxing on the Island of Ireland, 1920-2018 18. Psychopathic Cultures: Sexual and Lateral Violence in Contemporary Chicana and Métis Women’s Writing 19. The Borders of Femicide and Gender Violence in Guatemala 20. Podcasting and Gender-Based Violence in Canada, the US, and Mexico 21. The Intimacy of Violence: Family Experiences of Bolivian Aymara Women in The Andean Tri-Border Part Five: Economic Borders Introduction 22. Gender Difference in the South Pacific Labor Trade: An Examination of Labor Mobility and Shifting Identity in the Australian/Melanesian Context 23. Gender and Labor in the US-Mexico Borderlands 24. Women on the Andean Border of Chile, Bolivia, and Peru 25. Recasting Gender: Precarity, Exchange, and Smuggling across the India-Bangladesh Borderlands 26. Gendered Dynamics of Cross-border Trade in West Africa 27. Informal Trade and Gendered Resistance on the Belarus-Lithuania Borderland Part Six: Changing, Challenging, Resisting Introduction 28. Relational Ecologies in Contemporary Chicana Border Art 29. Literary Activism, Women's Activism and Social Production in 21st-Century Uganda 30. Black Women and Transnational Resistance 31. Unaccompanied Minors in the Borderlands: Suspicions and Assumptions at the Intersection of Gender and Social Age 32. The Politics of "Dis/appearing": Visibility, Desire, and Violence in a Dance Performance by a North Korean Women's Performing Arts Troupe in South Korea 33. Teaching-inspired Research, Critical Pedagogies, and Educational Resources