"Him a'got too much skin": psoriatic masculinity and The Singing Detective

- Winter, Alexandra

"Lad flicks": discursive reconstructions of masculinity in popular film

- Gill, Rosalind, Hansen-Miller, David

"The masks we wear": a qualitative study of suicide in Australian farmers

- Kunde, Lisa, Kõlves, Kairi, Kelly, Brian, Reddy, Prasuna, de Leo, Diego

A top night: social protest, masculinity and the culture of drinking violence

- Tomsen, Stephen

Amaq Muda: becoming and being a young father in a rural North Lombok village

- Colquhoun, Lisa Maree

Australian school student aspirations for military careers: traditional perceptions in shifting contexts

- Gore, Jennifer, Fray, Leanne, Wallington, Claire, Holmes, Kathryn, Smith, Max

Australian surfing magazines: boys' zone adventures

- Scott, Paul

Book review: Being normal is the only way to be

- Anonymous

Book review: Boys don't Cry?: Rethinking Narratives of Masculinity and Emotion in the U. S.

- Anonymous

Book review: Masculinity Studies & Feminist Theory: New Directions

- Anonymous

Book review: Revealing Male Bodies

- O'Sullivan, Sandy

Books and cleverness, friendship and bravery: Harry Potter and the deconstruction of traditional representations of gender

- Shipley, Nicole

Boys investments in football culture: challenging gendered and homophobic understandings

- Keddie, Amanda

Cinematic views: John Lautner's architecture and masculine spatial types

- Ostwald, Michael J., Chapman, Michael

Claiming the freeway: young male drivers in pursuit of independence, space and masculinity

- Hartig, Kate

Colonial constructions of masculinity: transforming Aboriginal men into 'houseboys'

- Martínez, Julia, Lowrie, Claire

Contemporary masculinities and young men in Indonesia

- Nilan, Pam

Crossing over: gender and career at midlife

- Warner-Smith, Penny

Cyborgasm: machines and male hysteria in the cinema of the eighties

- Kibby, Marj

Displaying the phallus: masculinity and the performance of sexuality on the internet

- Kibby, Marjorie, Costello, Brigid