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Decolonizing Sex Segregation in Sports: Global Gender Policing and LGBTQ+ Sports Activism in South Korea
This dissertation examines the global politics of sex segregation and sex testing in sport through a multi-level analysis of gender policies and LGBTQ+ sports activism in South Korea. Drawing on transnational feminist and decolonial theories, as well as ethnographic research, it investigates how sex
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