Men Conquer the World and Women Save Mankind: Rewriting Patriarchal Traditions through Web-based Matriarchal Romances by Jin Feng

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Minangkabau mothers and daughters in contemporary "rantau" society; Regaining power with modifified matrilineal principles and patriarchal "rantau" norms by Mina Elfira

“…Using qualitative fieldwork methods and Kandiyoti’s theory of the patriarchal bargain (1988), this paper explores how these women reconstitute matriliny in the contemporary rantau – in the multi-cultural society of the mega-city of Jabodetabek – by modifying it, and negotiating the terms of patriarchal norms. …”
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Ecumenical Blessing and Common Declaration of Pope Francis and the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I. Translation and Short Theological Interpretation by Ivan Macut

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Arlene Díaz. "Female Citizens, Patriarchs, and the Law in Venezuela, 1786- 1904". Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2004. by Jonathan Eastwood

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The Promotion of Traditional Values through Films and Television Programmes: The Moscow Patriarchate and the Orthodox Encyclopaedia Project (2005–2022) by Marianna Napolitano

“…Furthermore, they have been the core of the Moscow Patriarchate’s participation in the Council of Europe and of Patriarch Kirill’s speeches about the war in Ukraine. …”
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Formation of church-state relations principles of bishop Polycarp (Huts), the first hierarch of the UOC-Kyivan Patriarchate in the Donbas by deacon Mykola Ruban

“…It is substantiated that these qualities allowed Bishop Polycarp, despite his relatively short archpastoral ministry in the conditions of ideological and political resistance, to lay the foundation for the process of organizational restoration and institutional establishment of the Donetsk-Luhansk Diocese of the UOCKyivan Patriarchate. The article analyzes the forms and methods of the archpastor‘s public, social and political activity and covers the events surrounding the institutional establishment of the Donetsk-Luhansk Diocese of the UOC-Kyivan Patriarchate in the first half of the 1990s.…”
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New Father a Male Ally-ship in Women Movement: Effects of Digital Feminism in Reshaping Patriarchal Behaviour by Amira Firdaus, Iffat Aksar, Jiakun Gong, Nasrullah Dharejo

Subjects: “…Digital Feminism, Male allyship, New Father, Patriarchal Society, Gender…”
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Higher education, internet usage, and Chinese female’s identification with patriarchal perspective: An empirical analysis considering moderating effect by Jiacheng Gao, Yue Liu

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«Semi-Renovationism» in the Patriarch Tikhon Church in the Middle of 1920s: Bishop Iacov (Mascaev) at Orenburg cathedra (1923–1925) by Zimina Nina

“…In the autumn of 1923 Bishop Iacov issued a declaration outlining his new, “Semi-Renovationist” Church platform, including distancing from the “counterrevolutionary” politics of Patriarch Tikhon, administrative ubordination to the Renovationist “synod” when saving the canonical obedience to the Patriarch, Church reforms, consolidation with schismatics. …”
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Identity and Conflict in George Eliot’s Novels: The Self Vs. Society and Female Desire Vs. Male / Patriarchal Rule by Alina-Mihaela Stoica

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Family Formation, Career Development, and Patriarchal Culture Hegemony: Study of Career Rhythms of Female Lecturers in Diponegoro University by Ary Setyadi, Suyanto

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REREADING PATRIARCHAL INTERPRETATIONS ON THE QUR’AN FROM HADITH PERSPECTIVE IN THE EVE OF LAW NO. 23/2004 ON THE ELIMINATION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE by Siti Aisyah

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Psychological Violence Reinforcing Patriarchal Power Structure in Uzma Aslam Khan’s Trespassing: Narratological Analysis of Temporality in Novel by Afshan Abbas

“… The present study explores through Genette’s model of narratology, the theme of psychological violence as the outcome of housewifization and how it works in multiple ways to reinforce patriarchal power structures in Uzma Aslam Khan’s novel ‘Trespassing’. …”
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Living between brackets: Public-private patriarchal violence and the mental state of women on both sides of radcliffe line by Mostafizur Rahman, Nahida Anwar

“…The study examines the public-private patriarchal notion of Sylvia Walby and its violent effects on women’s mental state during and after the partition of Indian Subcontinent. …”
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The Utopia of ‘Holy Russia’ in Today’s Geopolitical Imagination of the Russian Orthodox Church: a Case Study of Patriarch Kirill by Mikhail Suslov

“…The paper focuses on the myth of ‘Holy Russia,’ as restored and promoted by the Russian Orthodox Church under Patriarch Kirill (Gundiaev), and explores the new imagining identities and spatial configurations generated by this myth. …”
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Arlene Díaz. "Female Citizens, Patriarchs, and the Law in Venezuela, 1786- 1904". Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2004. by Jonathan Eastwood

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Entrepreneur or producer? Patriarchal traditions, gendered identities, resilience of Business Understanding women work in remote rural agriculture by reza khosrobeigi bozcheloei

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On the Patriarchal Lineages of Vinaya Transmission Starting with Upāli: Narratives and Interpretations in the Vinaya School 律宗 in China and Japan by Weilin Wu

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Reception of St Gregory of Nyssa and St Jerome’s Views on the Holy Places of Palestine: Chrysanthos Notaras, Patriarch of Jerusalem by Elena Kopyl

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Renovationist “Bishops” in the Correspondence Between Bishop Alexander (Tolstopyatov) of Molotov and Solikamsk and Patriarch Sergius (Stragorodsky), 1943–1944 by Archpriest Alexey N. Marchenko

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