Jurisprudence: Feminist Legal Theory

The Group brings together feminists at the Faculty of Law as well as more broadly at the University of Oxford, generating collaborative projects that advance Feminist Jurisprudence at Oxford. The Group is open to anyone (including undergraduates) with an interest in feminism, where all participants and the insights and experiences that they bring are respected. To this end, the Group selects texts which highlight feminism’s intersections with race, class, disability, gender identity, and sexual orientation, in order to reflect diverse members of the Faculty’s experiences and perspectives

Article in Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy (ISSN 2161-0002) an open access resource hosted by the University of Tennessee at Martin.

Article in Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.Open access to read online. Oxford University is a member of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy International Association (SEPIA), formed to support the SEP’s drive to sustainable open access. Only individual members of The Friends of the SEP Society have download access to high quality PDF (Portable Document Format) versions of SEP entries.

Free resource. From Kent Law School (Canterbury UK). feminists@law is a peer-reviewed online journal which aims to publish critical, interdisciplinary, theoretically engaged scholarship that extends feminist debates and analyses relating to law and justice (broadly conceived).

Open Access resource. "The Gender Legislative Index is a tool to rank and score legislation against global standards for women’s rights.
It highlights the power of the law to deliver concrete change to fulfill women’s rights. The GLI facilitates a comparison of laws addressing the same issues, or of legislation across different areas of the law, or comparisons across countries."