Research ArticleConditions and Possibilities for AfroNordic Feminist Knowledge Production
AfroSwedish Feminisms
An Intergenerational Dialogue
Jasmine Kelekay, Lena Sawyer and Ylva Habel
Scandinavian Studies, July 2026, 98 (3) 36-57; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3368/sca.98.3.36
Jasmine Kelekay
Jasmine Kelekay (jasmine.kelekay{at}howard.edu) is an assistant professor of sociology and criminology at Howard University.
Lena Sawyer
Lena Sawyer (lena.sawyer{at}socwork.gu.se) teaches in the Department of Social Work at Gothenburg University.
Ylva Habel
Ylva Habel is an independent media and film studies researcher.

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- Kelekay, Jasmine
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- Sawyer, Lena
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- Wekker, Gloria
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Scandinavian Studies
Vol. 98, Issue 3
1 Jul 2026
AfroSwedish Feminisms
Jasmine Kelekay, Lena Sawyer, Ylva Habel
Scandinavian Studies Jul 2026, 98 (3) 36-57; DOI: 10.3368/sca.98.3.36
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- Our Routes to AfroNordic Feminism
- Structural Conditions and the Politics of Location
- Language, Knowledge Production, and the Politics of Citation
- Theorizing from the AfroNordic Experience
- On Sweden and the Nordics
- The Climate for Doing This Work, Then and Now
- AfroNordic Feminist Praxis and Futurity
- Acknowledgment
- Works Cited
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