Jamie J. Hagen is Lecturer in International Relations at Queen's University Belfast where she is also the founding Co-Director of the Centre for Gender in Politics. Samuel Ritholtz is Departmental Lecturer in International Relations in the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Oxford in association with St Hilda’s College.Andrew Delatolla is Lecturer in Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Leeds.

"Queer conflict research is a ground-breaking edited volume that offers a critical and multilayered insight into how we might think about conflict in an inclusive (and queer) manner. It makes an essential and field-defining contribution." International Affairs

• Introduction: Telling Queer Stories of Conflict – Jamie J. Hagen, Samuel Ritholtz, Andrew DelatollaPart 1: Queer Approaches to Conflict Research1. The ‘Queer’ in Conflict Research As Subject, Structure, and Method: Initial Epistemological Considerations for the Early Career Researcher – Samuel Ritholtz2. Queering the Politics of Knowledge in Conflict Research – Jose Fernando Serrano Amaya3. Workshop As Queer Feminist Praxis: Insights From Colombian Queer and Trans Women Organising for Peace – Jamie J. HagenPart 2: Queer Methods of Conflict Research4. The Visual As Queer Method – Dean Cooper-Cunningham5. Poetry as a Queer Epistemological Method: Disrupting Knowledge of the Lebanese Civil War With Etel Adnan’s the Arab Apocalypse – Andrew Delatolla6. Queer Tools for the Ruthless Archive: Methodological Notes on Trans and Queer History for Doing Archival Research – Patricio SimonettoPart 3: Queer Experiences of Conflict Research7. Researching Queer Lives in the Shadow of Northeast Nigeria’s Conflict – Chitra Nagarajan8. Entangled Intimacies, Queer Attachments: Reflections on Fieldwork With a Diaspora of War – Ahmad Qais Munhazim9. Doing NGO Research With Diverse Sogiesc Refugees in Lebanon, Syria and Turkey: A Conversation – Zeynep Pınar Erdem, Charbel Maydaa, Henri Myrttinen and Helena BerchtoldConclusion: Thinking (of) Queer Conflict Research – Laura SjobergAppendix I: Guide for Good Practices for Researching Queer and Trans Communities in Highly Sensitive Contexts – Cristian González Cabrera, Erin Kilbride, Kyle Knight, Yasemin Smallens, Rasha YounesAppendix II: “The Emotional Work Is Part of the Work”: Strategies To Maintain Researcher Emotional and Psychological Safety During Challenging Fieldwork – Maureen Freed