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2024
Baderoon, Gabeba, Natasha Erlank, Amanda Esterhuysen, Shireen Hassim, Jonathan Klaaren, Veronica Klipp, Beth le Roux, Siphiwo Mahala, Athambile Masola, Achille Mbembe et al. "Experiments in Writing the History of a University Press." In Publishing from the South: A Century of Wits University Press, edited by Sarah Nuttall and Isabel Hofmeyr, 1-30. Wits University Press, 2024.
Hassim, Shireen. "Writing While Female: Merit, Market and Gatekeeping in Academic Publishing in South Africa." In Publishing from the South: A Century of Wits University Press, edited by Sarah Nuttall and Isabel Hofmeyr, 193-214. Wits University Press, 2024.
2023
Goldblatt, Beth, and Shireen Hassim. "Grass in the cracks’: Gender, social reproduction and climate justice in the Xolobeni struggle." In Feminist Frontiers in Climate Justice, 246-267. Edward Elgar Publishing, 2023.
Hassim, Shireen. "How Jacob Zuma Revitalized Feminism in South Africa." Politics & Gender (2023): 1-5.
2022
Hassim, Shireen. "Chapter 1 - Imagining a New World: A Brief History of the South African Feminist Experiment in Institutionalism." In Feminist Institutionalism in South Africa: Designing for Gender Equality., 2022.
Hassim, Shireen. "On Not Apologising: Winnie Madikizela-Mandela and the TRC Hearing into the Mandela United Football Club." In On Not Apologising: Winnie Madikizela-Mandela and the TRC Hearing into the Mandela United Football Club, 99-118. Bristol University Press, 2022.
2021
Hassim, Shireen. "Why Care?" Transformation: Critical Perspectives on Southern Africa 107 (2021): 53-66.
2019
Hassim, Shireen. Fatima Meer: Voices of Liberation. IPG-ACADEMIC, 2019.
2016
Hassim, Shireen. "Critical Thoughts on Keywords in Gender and History: An Introduction." Gender & History 28 (2016): 299-306.
Bademosi, Kehinde, Shireen Hassim, Zanele Muholi, and Binyavanga Wainaina. "Queer Futures: A conversation with Kehinde Bademosi, Zanele Muholi, and Binyavanga Wainaina with Shireen Hassim." PEN America (2016).