publications
in-progress or forthcoming
hartline, f.r. & Ishimaru, K. (in progress). The social and medical models of social diversity: A comparison of Japan and Norway. To be submitted to Ochanomizu University, Journal of Gender Studies.
Branlat, J.B, I.F. Hellstrand, f.r. hartline, O-K.M. Diallo, & N.M. Friborg. (forthcoming 2024). Teaching and unlearning in Gender Studies. Transformative Dialogues: Teaching and Learning Journal.
García Zarranz, L. & hartline, f.r. (forthcoming March 2024). Paradox and trans literature. In Vakoch, D.A. & Sharpe, S. (Eds.) Routledge Handbook of Trans Literature, Routledge. ISBN 9781032431550
published
hartline, f.r. (2023). How does Trans Studies fit the knowledge regime of Mode 2 type of research? In C. Åsberg, E. Just, M. Udén, V. Weetzel (Eds.), Voices from Gender Studies: Negotiating the Terms of Academic Production, Epistemology, and the Logics and Contents of Identity, Routledge. ISBN 9781032415864
hartline, f.r. & Ishimaru, K. (2022). A comparative analysis of trans and gender diverse experiences in Japan and Norway: Same but different? Comparative perspectives on gender equality and diversity in Japan and Norway. NJ_BREGED Anthology, Routledge.
hartline, f.r. (2022). ‘On being trans in Norway: Negotiating Belonging Through and Within the (Cis)Gender Imaginary’. In Blidon, M. and Brunn, S. (Eds.) Handbook of the Changing World LGBTQ Map (Vol. 1), Springer: 465-480. ISBN 978-3031037917.
hartline, f.r. (2020). The (Trans)Gender Equality Paradox: Challenging Norway’s 2016 Law on Gender Recognition. (Doctoral dissertation). Trondheim: Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
hartline, f.r. (2020). Exploring the (cis)gender imaginary in the Nordic Region. Ochanomizu University, Journal of Gender Studies 1(23).
hartline, f.r. (2020). ‘Assessing Norway’s Gender Recognition Act of 2016: Analysing personal experiences of legal gender change’. International Journal of Gender, Sexuality and Law, 1(1): 192-217.
hartline, f.r. (2020). Queering representation: Reflecting on reflexivity in my doctoral research. DiGeSt: Journal of Diversity & Gender Studies 7(1), 54-69.
hartline, f.r. (2020). ‘Who’s the human of “human rights”? Tracing trans subjectivities through legal gender recognition in Norway. Tidskriften Astra – Samhälle, kultur, feminism, 102: 31-33.
hartline, f.r. (2019). Examining trans narratives in the wake of Norway’s gender recognition law. a/b: Auto/Biography Studies, 34(1): 67-87.
hartline, f.r. (2018). (Trans)gender outlaws? A critical analysis of Norway’s 2016 gender self-determination law. Tijdschrift Voor Genderstudies 21(4): 361–380.
[Hartline] Rose, F. (2015). [the space in between]: The power of contemporary art to reimagine gender. In S. Panayotov and A. Koncul (Eds.), Proceedings from the Summer School for Sexualities, Cultures and Politics 2014, Belgrade: IPAK Center, 2015.
Hartline, F. (2013). The emergence of male homosexuality and homophobia in modern-day Maseru, Lesotho. (MPhil Dissertation). University of Cape Town, South Africa.
