

Political science
Main research and teaching areas
- State Feminism
- Intersectionality
- Feminist Social Movements
- Qualitative Methods
Current research and teaching
I am currently working on the Swedish Research Council Funded Project "Unequal Opportunities to Advance Equality" with Orly Siow (Lund University) and Ashlee Christoffersen (York University). The project seeks to provide comparative analysis of the degrees of influence that civil society organisations representing varying marginalized groups have on policy processes across Sweden, the UK, and Canada.
Publications
Displaying of publications. Sorted by year, then title.
"Gender Equality is not a Neutral Topic and There is a Tension in That" : Approaching Gender Mainstreaming in Neoliberal Sweden
Lukas Bullock, Malin Espersson
(2026) NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research , p.1-17
ArticleEntrepreneurship, Empowerment, and Development : Unraveling Economic Rationales in Sweden’s Feminist Foreign Policy
Lukas Bullock
(2025) Foreign Policy Analysis, 21
ArticleDeconstructing Exceptionalism : Surveying Afro-Swedish Feminist Perspectives on Swedish State Feminism
Lukas Bullock
(2025) Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State and Society
ArticleThe politics of intersectional practice: representation, coalition, and solidarity in UK NGOs : by Ashlee Christoffersen, Bristol, Bristol University Press, 2024, 264 pp., $41.99 (ebook), ISBN 978-1529236101
Lukas Bullock
(2025) Ethnic and Racial Studies
Review (Book/Film/Exhibition/etc.)Confrontations in Kentucky : Housing Justice in the Bluegrass State
Lukas Bullock
(2025) Dispatches from the Threshold: Tenant Power in Times of Crisis
Book chapterAlways Gender but Not Only Gender: Operationalizing Intersectionality in Swedish Gender Equality Policy
Lukas Bullock
(2025) Politics & Gender , p.1-26
ArticleExporting Sexköpslagen : Sweden, Sex Work, and the Moral Stakes of Externalizing Feminist Policy
Lukas Bullock
(2023) Sexuality Research and Social Policy, 23 p.503-513
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Introduction
I received my PhD in Gender and Women's Studies from the University of Kentucky in 2025. My research engages the complex relationships between state actors, social movements, and feminist theory and praxis.