Queer-feminist psychologies are committed to the political concerns of feminism and queer activism: overcoming inequality and oppression linked to a person's gender and/or sexuality. In this field of research, psychological theories are used to examine power, normativity, sexuality, and gender. At the same time, psychological approaches are critically evaluated for their anti-emancipatory content. This book presents five different, primarily Anglo-American research approaches within queer-feminist psychologies, systematizes them, and makes them accessible to a German-speaking audience. For anyone interested in both feminism and queer politics as well as psychology, it serves as a unique introduction to the field.