Publications by: Rana Dadpour
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Dadpour, Rana, and Shewly, Hosna J. (2025) Dancing in-between: interstitial feminist defiance in Iran’s public and digital spaces. Third World Quarterly, 46 (10). pp. 1229-1248.
Garcia, Daniela Philipson, True, Jacqui, Abbashar, Aida, Akbari, Farkhondeh, Asadi, Pardis, Aung, Isabella, Dadpour, Rana, Cárdenas, Magda Lorena, Dhanani, Priya, Lai, Ruby, Matveiva, Olga, Navumau, Vasil, Rudnik, Alesia, Scheyer, Victoria, Manoilenko, Hanna, Zulver, Julia, and Hanifah, Hana (2025) Is Scholar-Activism an Oxymoron? Reflecting on the Challenges and Opportunities for Scholarly Activism or Activist Scholarship in the Politics and Gender Field. Politics & Gender, 21 (4). pp. 1110-1118.
Dadpour, Rana, Law, Lisa, and Osbaldiston, Nick (2025) Mapping migrants’ narratives: A qual-GIS approach to Cairns’ urban liveability. Geographical Research, 63 (1). pp. 26-39.
Dadpour, Rana (2025) Theocratic authoritarian urbanism and performative right to the city: a case study of Tehran’s City Theatre. City, 29 (5-6).
Dadpour, Rana, Law, Lisa, and Osbaldiston, Nick (2024) Expected Versus Experienced Liveability for Amenity Migrants in Cairns, Australia: The Grass is not Always Greener in the Tropics. Urban Policy and Research, 42 (3). pp. 263-277.
Dadpour, Rana, Law, Lisa, and Osbaldiston, Nick (2024) Paradise lost? Rental housing insecurity and the lived experiences of amenity migrants in Cairns, Australia. Australian Planner, 60 (1). pp. 58-71.
Partow, Negar, Moridnejad, Maryam, Irannezhad, Elnaz, Parizadeh, Mona, and Dadpour, Rana (2024) Systematic Oppression of Tertiary Education in Iran Under the Islamic Republic. Higher Education Policy, 37. pp. 655-669.
Ghasemiardekani, Maryam, Dadpour, Rana, Irannezhad, Elnaz, and Bidarmaghz, Asal (2023) Endangering trust in health services: using ambulances to arrest protesters in Iran. Medicine, Conflict and Survival, 39 (4). pp. 345-351.
Dadpour, Rana, and Law, Lisa (2022) Understanding the ‘region’ in COVID-19-induced regional migration: mapping Cairns across classification systems. Australian Geographer, 53 (4). pp. 425-443.