... their data in a legal transition, at some or most points in time, they will legally exist as (at least) two identities. Kadji Amin ( 2014 : 219) remarks, “Transgender experiences are constituted by yet exceed normative temporalities.” The very trouble that trans identities pose to administrative systems...

... . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Irving Dan . 2008 . “ Normalized Transgressions: Legitimizing the Transsexual Body as Productive .” Radical History Review , no. 100 : 38 – 59 . Juang Richard M. 2006 . “ Transgendering the Politics of Recognition .” In Transgender Rights...

... , no. 2 : 73 – 100 . Käng Dredge Byung'chu . 2014a . “ Idols of Development: Transnational Transgender Performance in Thai K-Pop Cover Dance .” TSQ 1 , no. 4 : 559 – 71 . Käng Dredge Byung'chu . 2014b . “ Conceptualizing Thai Genderscapes: Transformation and Continuity...

.... However, while there are certainly ways in which transgender has emerged as a South Asian category of identity and community formation, the same ease of adoption, translation, and negotiation vis-à-vis the transnational circulation of “transgender” and “transsexual” categories may not be available...

...?” (“Gender Transgression, Body Transition, Identity Transversion: What Is Transgenderism?”) In Psychospołeczne, prawne i medyczne aspekty transpłciowości (Psychosocial, Legal, and Medical Aspects of Transgenderism) , edited by Kłonkowska Anna M. and Bojarska Katarzyna , 63 – 82 . Gdańsk...

... narrative because together they create a collective archive with a seemingly unquantifiable amount of transgender experiences that testify to the possibility of a world where transgender people thrive” (2014: 56). MOTHA remixes notions of the archive, transactivating historical knowledge on a conceptual...

..., acknowledging that it is far from complete. “Transsexual,” “transgender,” and “trans” are relatively new concepts compared to the history of our continent. Furthermore, adding to the complexity is that the language ( Scott 2015 ) and understanding of transgender is layered with different meanings...

..., and even more enthusiastic to know how we planned to distribute the data and narratives to military officials, policy makers, and other transgender service members and veterans. Our research results suggest that the US military would not need to make radical transformations in its everyday operations. We...

... a better word ( Alþingi 2012d ). This hesitation to adopt “trans” likely relates to the broader concern about importing English-language terms into Icelandic. Examples of responses to this concern include international words with the prefix trans that are translated into Icelandic, such as transistor...

... desde adentro: El caso del reconocimiento jurídico de las personas transgénero y transexuales en Ciudad de México ” (“Transgression from Within: The Case of Transsexual and Transgender People in Mexico City”). Master's thesis, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales . Clínica Especializada...

... transgender in order to produce their data. Not surprisingly, the NTDS thought big and included “those who transition from one gender to another (transsexuals), and those who may not, including genderqueer people … and those whose gender non-conformity is a part of their identity” (2011: 12). Notably...

... of a handful of films represent trans porn, and then as a niche genre alongside other similarly marketed genre formations, such as “all girl” or “bi” films. The eighteen trans films in the Scarborough collection use one of three terms: TV (the abbreviation for “transvestite”), transsexual (always...

... broke out during the Q & A session with filmmaker Sebastiano d'Ayala Valva after a screening of his documentary Transvestites Also Cry (2007) at the 2009 Netherland Transgender Film Festival. 1 Several audience members noisily walked out, apparently offended by the filmmaker's use of the term...

... over technology and nonhuman agents. Aren Aizura ( 2012 ) examines the population level of biopolitics in transnational transgender migration and immigration, while Beatriz Preciado ( 2013 : 33–34) playfully maps the dimensions of the “pharmaco-pornographic” arrangement of the contemporary biopolitics...

... a Tretter Collection board member for a decade, the transition to a staff role provided many surprises about the contents of the collection. The gaps in holdings about lesbians, the transgender community, bisexuals, and people of color were shocking to me, and I have struggled to understand how this came...

... identify him as a “biological female who lives as a person without regard to sex.” Smith did not characterize himself as trans*, and since there is meaning for researchers in how Smith self-identifies, we did not add the Library of Congress (LC) subject heading terms Transgenderism or Transgender people...

... Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 Infections among Male Transvestite Commercial Sex Workers in Montevideo, Uruguay .” American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 68 , no. 6 : 716 – 20 . www.ajtmh.org/content/68/6/716.short . Schneiders Mira . 2014 . Values and Preferences of Transgender People...

.... The term transsexual has been translated into Finnish in two different ways. A straightforward loan, transseksuaali , is used as late as in the title of the 2002 Act on Confirming the Gender of a Transsexual ( Laki transseksuaalin sukupuolen vahvistamisesta ), commonly known as the Trans Act ( Translaki...

...Jeffrey Alan Johnson Abstract Using the data systems of Utah Valley University as a representative case study, this research note discusses the sociotechnical process, which I term the translation regime , through which data systems interpret and construct the world, focusing on gender...

... connections in artistic and political practices across the Mexico/United States border with the “Transborder Immigrant Tool,” understanding transgender experience in global networks of virtual worlds in “Becoming Dragon,” and considering gender, race, and sexuality in transnational spaces such as airports...