We are pleased to bring our readers the first issue of Volume 13 of New Male Studies - An International Journal for 2024.

As usual the content is thought-provoking with authors offering innovative research findings, enlightening commentary and challenging analysis and opinion in topics that enrich the contemporary understanding of maleness.

We do emphasise that the opinions expressed by the authors herein do not necessarily reflect those of the Journal Editorial team. Papers offered here are presented in the spirit of open, evidence-based dialogue regarding gender, relationships and related issues.

We hope you enjoy reading the eclectic mix of articles in this issue of the Journal.

We are pleased to bring our readers the second issue of Volume 12 of New Male Studies - An International Journal for 2023.   In this Issue we  have  article contributors from the the UK, US, Australia and West Indies, two of whom are new contributors to the Journal. 

As usual the content  is thought-provoking with authors offering innovative research findings, enlightening commentary and challenging analysis and opinion in topics that enrich the contemporary understanding of maleness. 

We do emphasise that the opinions expressed by the authors herein do not necessarily reflect those of the Journal Editorial team. Papers offered here are presented in the spirit of open, evidence-based dialogue regarding gender, relationships and related issues.

We hope you enjoy reading the eclectic mix of articles in this issue of the Journal.

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We are pleased to bring our readers the first issue of Volume 12 of New Male Studies - An International Journal for 2023.   In this Issue we  have  article contributors from the the UK, US, Australia and West Indies, two of whom are new contributors to the Journal. 

As usual the content  is thought-provoking with authors offering innovative research findings, enlightening commentary and challenging analysis and opinion in topics that enrich the contemporary understanding of maleness. 

We do emphasise that the opinions expressed by the authors herein do not necessarily reflect those of the Journal Editorial team. Papers offered here are presented in the spirit of open, evidence-based dialogue regarding gender, relationships and related issues.

We hope you enjoy reading the eclectic mix of articles in this issue of the Journal.

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We are pleased to bring our readers Issue 2 of Volume 11 of New Male Studies - An International Journal.   In this Issue we  have  article contributors from the the UK, South Africa, US and West Indies along with a photographic essay from Denmark. 

As usual the content  is thought-provoking with authors offering innovative research findings, enlightening commentary and challenging analysis and opinion in topics that enrich the contemporary understanding of maleness. 

We do emphasise that the opinions expressed by the authors herein do not necessarily reflect those of the Journal Editorial team. Papers offered here are presented in the spirit of open, evidence-based dialogue regarding gender, relationships and related issues.

We hope you enjoy reading the eclectic mix of articles in this issue of the Journal.

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We are pleased to bring our readers our tenth anniversary issue, Volume Ten, Issue One,  2021 of New Male Studies - An International Journal. As with many other enterprises over the course of 2020/21, the NMS too has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and so this first issue for 2021 has been a little delayed. However, we have taken the opportunity to ugrade the engine that controls the Journal as well as make a few cosmetic changes. Regular readers may notice a change to the the website font and layout with several layout bugs now rectified and the biography of each author also now appearing on the abstract page of the website.  

As is usual, in this issue the Journal  publishes articles on a variety of topics each enriching our understanding of maleness, and of boy's and men's embodied experience. In this issue, we  have  contributors from the UK, the USA and Denmark. We hope you find the content  thought-provoking as authors challenge currently accepted wisdom and traditional schools of thought as they explore topics that enrich the contemporary understanding of maleness. As always the authors present their positions with well-reasoned argument underpinned by considered thought, sound evidence and in selected cases, lived experience.

It should be noted note that the opinions expressed by the authors herein do not necessarily reflect those of the Journal Editorial team. Papers offered here are presented in the spirit of open, evidence-based dialogue regarding gender, relationships and related issues.

We hope you enjoy reading the eclectic mix of articles in this issue of the Journal.

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We are pleased to bring our readers Volume Nine, Issue Two,  2020 of New Male Studies - An International Journal, which publishes articles on a variety of topics that enrich our understanding of maleness, and of boy's and men's embodied experience.

In this issue, we  have  contributors from the UK, the West Indies, Japan, the USA and Denmark

As usual, the Journal brings its readers challenging and thought-provoking content intended to challenge currently accepted wisdom and traditional schools of thought as is the case in this issue, which explores topics intended to enrich our contemporary understanding of maleness.

As always the authors present their positions with well-reasoned argument underpinned by considered thought, sound evidence and in selected cases, lived experience.

It should be noted note that the opinions expressed by the authors herein do not necessarily reflect those of the Journal Editorial team. Papers offered here are presented in the spirit of open, evidence-based dialogue regarding gender, relationships and related issues.

We hope you enjoy reading the eclectic mix of articles in this second issue of the Journal for 2019.

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We are pleased to bring our readers Volume Nine, Issue One,  2020 of New Male Studies - An International Journal, which publishes articles on a variety of topics that enrich our understanding of maleness, and of boy's and men's embodied experience.

In this issue, we  have  contributors from Australia, the UK, the West Indies, the USA and Denmark

As usual, the Journal brings its readers challenging and thought-provoking content intended to challenge currently accepted wisdom and traditional schools of thought as is the case in this issue, which explores topics intended to enrich our contemporary understanding of maleness.

As always the authors present their positions with well-reasoned argument underpinned by considered thought, sound evidence and in selected cases, lived experience.

It should be noted note that the opinions expressed by the authors herein do not necessarily reflect those of the Journal Editorial team. Papers offered here are presented in the spirit of open, evidence-based dialogue regarding gender, relationships and related issues.

We hope you enjoy reading the eclectic mix of articles in this second issue of the Journal for 2019.

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Welcome to Volume Eight, Issue Two of New Male Studies - An International Journal, which publishes articles on a variety of topics that enrich our understanding of maleness, and of boy's and men's embodied experience.

In this issue, we  have  contributors from Denmark, the UK, the West Indies and the USA.

As usual, the Journal brings its readers challenging and thought-provoking content intended to challenge currently accepted wisdom and traditional schools of thought as is the case in this issue, which explores topics intended to enrich our contemporary understanding of maleness.

As always the authors present their positions with well-reasoned argument underpinned by considered thought, sound evidence and in selected cases, lived experience.

It should be noted note that the opinions expressed by the authors herein do not necessarily reflect those of the Journal Editorial team. Papers offered here are presented in the spirit of open, evidence-based dialogue regarding gender, relationships and related issues.

We hope you enjoy reading the eclectic mix of articles in this second issue of the Journal for 2019.

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Welcome to Volume Eight, Issue One of New Male Studies - An International Journal, which publishes articles on a variety of topics that enrich our understanding of maleness, of boys’ and men’s embodied experience.

In this issue, we  have  contributors from Denmark, the UK, Canada, South Korea and the USA.

As usual, the Journal brings its readers challenging and thought-provoking content intended to challenge currently accepted ‘wisdom’ and traditional schools of thought in the case of this issue exploring topics intended to enrich our contemporary understanding of maleness.

As always the authors present their positions with well-reasoned argument underpinned by considered thought, sound evidence and in selected cases, lived experience.

It should be noted note that the opinions expressed by the authors herein do not necessarily reflect those of the Journal Editorial team. Papers offered here are presented in the spirit of open, evidence-based dialogue regarding gender, relationships and related issues.

We hope you enjoy reading the eclectic mix of articles in this first issue of the Journal for 2019.

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Welcome to Volume seven, Issue two of New Male Studies - An International Journal, which publishes articles on a variety of topics that enrich our understanding of maleness, of boys’ and men’s embodied experience.

In this issue, we again have an international cast of authors with submissions from Australia, Denmark, the UK, Canada, and the USA.

As usual, the Journal brings its readers challenging and thought-provoking content intended to challenge currently accepted ‘wisdom’ and traditional schools of thought in the case of this issue exploring topics intended to enrich our contemporary understanding of maleness.

As always the authors present their positions with well-reasoned argument underpinned by considered thought, sound evidence and in selected cases, lived experience.

It should be noted note that the opinions expressed by the authors herein do not necessarily reflect those of the Journal Editorial team. Papers offered here are presented in the spirit of open, evidence-based dialogue regarding gender, relationships and related issues.

We hope you enjoy reading the eclectic mix of articles in this second issue of the Journal for 2018.

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Welcome to the latest issue of New Male Studies - An International Journal - Volume 6, Issue 2, 2017

In this issue we again have an international cast of authors with submissions from the USA, the UK, New Zealand, Denmark and Germany.

As usual, the Journal brings its readers challenging and thought provoking content intended to challenge currently accepted ‘wisdom’ and traditional schools of thought in the case of this issue exploring topics including sexual harassment, post traumatic stress in returned servicement, divorce, male circumcision, male gynaecomastia, relationships and male child abuse. As always the authors present their positions with well-reasoned argument underpinned by considered thought, sound evidence and in selected cases, lived experience.

It  should be noted note that the opinions expressed by the authors herein do not necessarily reflect those of the Journal Editorial team. Papers offered here are presented  in the spirit of open, evidence based dialogue regarding gender, relationships and related issues.

We hope you enjoy reading the eclectic mix of articles in this second issue of the Journal for 2017.

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> Previous issues of the Journal are available here.

> Submission Guidelines are available here.

> NMS Bulletin available here.

> Website design and web hosting provided by the Australian Institute of Male Health and Studies.

Welcome to the latest issue of New Male Studies - An International Journal - Volume 6, Issue 1, 2017

In this issue the Journal has certainly lived up to its reputation as an International Journal with submissions from the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, Denmark and Germany.

As usual, the Journal brings its readers challenging and thought provoking content intended to challenge currently accepted ‘wisdom’ and traditional schools of thought regarding gender, relationships, sexuality, education, men’s health and related issues. As always the authors present their positions based on well-reasoned argument underpinned by considered thought and sound evidence.

We hope you enjoy reading the eclectic mix of articles in this first edition of the Journal for 2017.

Note:

> Previous issues of the Journal are available here.

> Submission Guidelines are available here.

> NMS Bulletin available here.

> Website design and web hosting provided by the Australian Institute of Male Health and Studies.

New Male Studies: An International Journal (NMS) inaugurates its monograph series with the essay In SEX DIFFERENCE EXPLAINED From DNA to Society: Purging Gene Copy Errors, by independent British researcher Steve Moxon.

In this monograph Steve argues that all major aspects of male-female human sociality necessarily stem from biological principles; which all arise in solving the core problem faced by all life-forms: the relentless build-up of mistakes in the repeated copying of genes. The 'genetic filtering' to deal with this is the function of the male: The female contribution is carefully to choose only the most dominant / prestigious males, cross-checking that indeed they do possess the best gene sets. This ensures genetic mutations and other errors that would seriously compromise reproduction are purged from the local gene pool.

The detailed treatise is solidly grounded in the biological and other sciences and is offered in the interests of stimulating lively, informed discussion. We hope you enjoy the first in the NMS series of Monographs.

Miles Groth, Editor NMS