LGBTQIA Studies Resources Guide: Academic Journals

Aims to encourage research that challenges the stereotypes & assumptions of pathology that have often adhered to research on lesbians & gay men (amongst others); desires to facilitate discussion over the direction of lesbian and gay psychology in Australia.

Provides a forum for discussion & analysis of contemporary gay, lesbian & bisexual ideas & literature.

Providing a much-needed forum for interdisciplinary discussion, GLQ publishes scholarship, criticism, and commentary in areas as diverse as law, science studies, religion, political science, and literary studies. Its aim is to offer queer perspectives on all issues touching on sex and sexuality.

Contains essays, reviews and poetry of interest to gay men and lesbians. Provides a forum for enlightened discussion of issues and ideas of importance to lesbians and gay men; to advance gay and lesbian culture by providing a quality vehicle for its best writers and thinkers; and to educate a broader public on gay and lesbian topics.

A quarterly journal published by the esteemed Haworth Press, the Journal of Gay & Lesbian Issues in Education includes articles devoted to various issues in education from scholars, administrators, and other practitioners. The editorial board is also made up of the best educational scholars and practitioners. Articles are well researched, providing recent scholarship "directly related to educational policy, professional practice curriculum development, and pedagogy." Many issues revolve around a theme, such as "Trans Youth," "Gay-Straight Alliances," and "Researching Queer Youth." - from Ulrich's

The official journal of the Association of Gay & Lesbian Psychiatrists, the Journal of Gay & Lesbian Psychotherapy is another title from the prolific publishing house, Haworth Press. Published since 1988 and geared toward scholars and practitioners, this quarterly often has themed issues, e.g., "A Gay Man's Guide to Prostate Cancer," "Handbook of LGBT Issues in Community Mental Health," " Gay and Lesbian Parenting," and "Addictions in the Gay and Lesbian Community."

A practical multidisciplinary forum for the exposition and discussion of issues relating to the use of psychotherapy with gay, lesbian and bisexual clients.

Provides a much-needed resource on the working dynamics of the diverse family structures found in every corner of the world.

Scholarly research on homosexuality, including sexual practices and gender roles and their historical, interpersonal and modern social contexts and provides a forum for both essentialist and social constructionist views of homosexuality.

A quarterly publication that explores, in scholarly and intellectually significant ways, various aspects of lesbian life and culture. Each issue has a major theme and is compiled by a guest editor or editors. Themed issues have included such topics as "Lesbian Ex-Lovers: The Really Long-Term Relationships" and "Lesbians, Feminisms, and Psychoanalysis: The Second Wave."

Includes articles devoted to various issues in education from scholars, administrators, and other practitioners. The editorial board is also made up of the best educational scholars and practitioners. Articles are well researched, providing recent scholarship "directly related to educational policy, professional practice curriculum development, and pedagogy." Many issues revolve around a theme, such as "Trans Youth," "Gay-Straight Alliances," and "Researching Queer Youth."