MYRA MARX FERREE 7103 Social Sciences Building 17 Sauk Creek Circle 1180 Observatory Dr

February 15, 2016 (abbreviated version)

MYRA MARX FERREE 7103 Social Sciences Building 17 Sauk Creek Circle 1180 Observatory Dr. Madison WI 53717 University of Wisconsin 608-824-9705 Madison WI 53706 608-265-5389 (fax) e-mail: [email protected] 608-263-5204 (voice)

Education 1976 Ph.D., Harvard University, in the Social Psychology Program of the Department of Psychology and Social Relations 1971 A.B., Bryn Mawr College, Magna cum laude, in the Department of Political Science 1969-70 University of Hamburg, W. Germany, in Modern European History

Employment 2011- Alice H. Cook Professor of Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison 2006-11 Martindale-Bascom Professor of Sociology 2004-08, 2009-11 Director, Center for German and European Studies 2002-03, 2011-14 Director, European Union Center, University of Wisconsin 2001- Joint governance appointment with Women’s Studies 2000- Professor of Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison 1991-00 Professor of Sociology and Women’s Studies, University of Connecticut 1987-91 Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Connecticut, Storrs 1985-87 Director, Women’s Studies Program, University of Connecticut 1976-87 Assistant & Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Connecticut, Storrs Visiting Positions 2013 Guest researcher, Gender and Women’s Studies Program, Stockholm University, May. 2010 Guest faculty, Intersectionality Seminar, Central European University, Budapest, July 2005 Berlin Prize Fellow, American Academy in Berlin, Jan-June 2004 Marie Jahoda Distinguished Visiting Professor, Ruhr University, Bochum, Germany, May- July 1993 Visiting Professor, Flinders University, Adelaide, South Australia, May 1985 Guest Professor, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt, West Germany, April-July

Grants and Fellowships (since 1990) 2014-5 Feminist Scholar Fellowship, UW Research Center on Gender and Women 2010-13 Alexander von Humboldt TransCoop collaborative research award (co-PI with Kathrin Zippel, Paula-Irene Villa and Susanne Baer) 2011-12 Mellon Foundation, Sawyer Seminar (co-PI with Aili Tripp and Christina Ewig) 2010-12 International Institute and Global Studies Program, Research Circle on International Women’s Policy and Feminist Activism 2008-09 DAAD Professorship in German and European Studies, German Academic Exchange Service 2007-09 Atlantis Program, European Union and FIPSE, co-ordinate grants (joint with Northeastern University, Radboud University (Nijmegen, NL) and Complutense University (Madrid) “Transnational Applied Research in Gender Equity Training (TARGET)” 2007-09 International Institute and Global Studies Program, TARGET: a Research Circle on Global Gender Equity (co-PI with Christina Ewig, Political Science). 2004-05 Berlin Prize Fellowship, The American Academy in Berlin “The Struggle for Sisterhood” 2003-04 University of Wisconsin Feminist Scholars Fellowship 1996-97 National Council for Soviet and East European Research Grant (co-ordinate with Barbara Risman) “The Russian Women’s Movement: Local and Global Influences” 1993-96 NSF Grant (coordinate with William A. Gamson), “Social Movements and Public Discourse: The Abortion Debate in Germany and the US” 1990-91 German Marshall Fund Fellowship, “Equality and Autonomy: Political Strategies and Feminist Concerns in Germany” 1990-92 Problems in the Discipline, ASA/NSF Conference Grant, “Feminist Organizations: Harvest of the Women’s Movement” (with Patricia Yancey Martin)

Awards 2013 Victoria Schuck Award (best book in gender and politics), American Political Science Association 2011 With Hae Yeon Choo, Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship for an Article, ASA Race, Class and Gender Section 2009 Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship for an Article, ASA Race, Class and Gender Section 2004 Jessie Bernard Award (for contributions to gender scholarship), American Sociological Association 2001 Robin Williams Distinguished Lecturer, Eastern Sociological Society 1997 Mentoring Award, Sociologists for Women in Society 1995 Excellence in Equity Award, AAUW, Connecticut Chapter 1992 Cheryl Miller Feminist Lecturer, Sociologists for Women and Society 1988 Distinguished Lecturer, National Council on Family Relations 1987 Outstanding Woman in Education (Connecticut) UN/USA Association

Editorial Positions (since 1990) 2012- Editorial Board, Social Politics 2011-14 Editorial Board, Journal of Women’s History 2006-11 Editorial Board, Sociological Theory 2003-06 Deputy Editor, American Sociological Review 2001-07 International Board, Journal of Sociology 2001-04 Editorial Board, Women in German Yearbook 2000-03 Editorial Board, Contexts 1999-01 Editorial Board, American Journal of Sociology 1994-01 Editorial Board, Public Opinion Quarterly 1992-14 Series Editor, Perspectives on Gender, Routledge 1990-95 Editorial Board, American Sociological Review 1988-92 Consulting Editor, Perspectives on Gender Monograph Series, Unwin Hyman

Professional Associations (* indicates elective office) (since 1990 only) 2015-18 *Publications Committee, Sociologists for Women in Society 2013-15 Lee-Founders Award Committee, Society for the Study of Social Problems 2011-13 Strategic Planning Committee, Sociologists for Women in Society 2009-11 Program Committee for the 2010 and 2011 ASA Annual Meetings 2000-02 *President-elect and President, Sociologists for Women in Society 2000 Chair, ASA Taskforce on Committee on Committees/Committee on Nominations 1999 Co-chair, Program Committee, Society for the Study of Social Problems

2 2 1997-00 *Publications Committee, Sociologists for Women in Society 1996 *Vice-President, American Sociological Association 1990-93 *Council, American Sociological Association (Council liaison to Committee on Teaching, Minority Fellowship Committee) 1991-92 *Chair, Collective Behavior and Social Movements Section, ASA Other Professional Service 2009 NSF Reverse Site Visit Reviewer, National Center for Women in Information Technology 2008-10 National Review Panel for social science proposals, ACLS Faculty Fellowships 2005-09 Selection Committee, Berlin Program Graduate Fellowships, SSRC & Free University Berlin 2005-08, 2010 Selection Committee, EMGIP Awards, German Academic Exchange Service 2002 Advisory Committee, Democracy & Society Program, Institute for Women’s Policy Research 2001-04 Advisory Board, Political Research Associates, Campus Activism Project 1996 Final Selection Panel, Woodrow Wilson Dissertation Fellowships in Women’s Studies 1994 Review Panel, Instrumentation Awards, Social, Behavioral and Economic Research Division, National Science Foundation 1993-96 Advisory Board, American Institute for Contemporary German Studies 1991-93 Selection Panel, Fulbright Scholarships to Germany, Institute of International Education, NY 1989-91 Sociology Review Panel, National Science Foundation 1987-90 Research Council (Grant research awards and set policy university-wide), University of Connecticut Research Foundation 1984-86 Social Sciences Review Panel, Dissertation Fellowships in Women’s Studies, Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation

Publications Books Gender: Ideas, Interactions, Institutions (co-authored by Lisa Wade and MMF), Norton, 2014. Gender, Violence and Human Security: Critical Feminist Perspectives. (co-edited by Aili Mari Tripp, MMF and Christina Ewig). New York University Press, 2013. Varieties of Feminism: German Gender Politics in Global Context, Stanford University Press, 2012. • Victoria Schuck Award, American Political Science Association (best book in gender and politics), August 2013 • Author Meets Critics session, Eastern Sociological Society, Boston, March 2013. • Author Meets Critics session, American Sociological Association, New York City, August 2013. • Author Meets Critics session, Social Science History Association, Chicago, November 2013. Global Feminism: Women’s Transnational Activism, Organizations and Human Rights (edited with Aili Mari Tripp), New York University Press, 2006. Shaping Abortion Discourse: Democracy and the Public Sphere in Germany and the United States. (with William A. Gamson, Jürgen Gerhards and Dieter Rucht), Cambridge University Press, 2002. • Best Book Award, Collective Behavior and Social Movements section, American Sociological Association, August 2004 • Mattei Dogan Award for Comparative Research, Society for Comparative Research, 2002 • Honorable mention, Mirra Komarovsky Distinguished Book Award, Eastern Sociological Society 2003) Revisioning Gender: New Directions in the Social Sciences. (edited, with Beth B. Hess and Judith Lorber). Sage Publications. 1998. Feminist Organizations: Harvest of the New Women’s Movement. (edited, with Patricia Yancey Martin). Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1995. 3 3 Controversy and Coalition: The New Feminist Movement. (with Beth B. Hess). Boston: G.K. Hall/ Twayne/ Routledge. 1985/ 1994/ 2000. • Selected as Choice Outstanding Academic Book of 1985 • Portions reprinted in Laura Kramer, The Sociology of Gender: A Text-Reader. St. Martin’s Press,1990 • Second, expanded and fully revised edition, 1994 • Third edition, expanded and revised, Routledge, 2000 Analyzing Gender: A Handbook for the Social Sciences. (edited, with Beth B. Hess). Beverly Hills: Sage Publications, 1987.

Refereed Articles “Gender Equality in the Age of Academic Capitalism: Cassandra and Pollyanna Interpret University Restructuring” (MMF and Kathrin S. Zippel), Social Politics, 2015, 22(4): 561–584. “Gender Equality in German Universities: Vernacularizing the Battle for the Best Brains” (Kathrin S. Zippel, MMF, and Karin Zimmerman) Gender and Education, Forthcoming 2016. “Gendered Expertise” (Maria Azocar and MMF), Gender & Society, 2015, 29 (6): 841-862. “Practicing Intersectionality in Sociological Research: A Critical Analysis of Inclusions, Interactions and Institutions in the Study of Inequalities.” (Hae Yeon Choo and MMF), Sociological Theory, 2010, 28 (2): 29-49. • 2011 Distinguished contribution to scholarship article award, Section on Race, Class and Gender, American Sociological Association “Filling the Glass: Gender Perspectives on Families” Journal of Marriage and Family, 2010, 72 (June, Decade in Review issue): 420-439. “Gender politics in the Berlin Republic: Issues of Identity and Institutional Change” German Politics & Society, 2010, 28 (1): 189-214. “From Policy to Polity: Democracy, Paternalism, and the Incorporation of Disadvantaged Citizens” (Sarah Bruch, MMF and Joe Soss), American Sociological Review, 2010, 75 (2): 205-226. “Citizenship and Intersectionality: German Feminist Debates about Headscarf and Anti-discrimination Laws” (Susan B. Rottmann and MMF), Social Politics, 2008, 15(4): 481-513. “Cowboy of the World? Gendered Discourse in the Iraq War Debate” (Wendy M. Christensen and MMF), Qualitative Sociology, 2008, 31(3): 287-306. “Angela Merkel: What Does it Mean to Run as a Woman?” (special issue on Bundestag 2005 elections) German Politics & Society, 2006, 24(1): 93-107. “Close Your Eyes and Think of England: Pronatalism in the British Print Media” (Jessica Autumn Brown and MMF), Gender & Society, 2005, 19(1): 5-24. “Global Activism in Virtual Space: The European Women’s Lobby in the Network of Transnational Women’s NGOs on the Web” (MMF and Tetyana Pudrovska), Social Politics, 2004, 11(1): 117- 143. • Reprinted in Roberto Franzosi (ed), 2007. Content Analysis (SAGE Publications, London) in series “Benchmarks in Social Research Methods”) “Resonance and Radicalism: Feminist Abortion Discourses in Germany and the United States.” American Journal of Sociology, 2003, 109 (2): 304-344. “Four Models of the Public Sphere in Modern Democracies” (MMF, William A. Gamson, Jürgen Gerhards and Dieter Rucht). Theory & Society, 2002, 31(3):289-324. “Abortion Talk in Germany and in the United States: Why Rights Explanations Are Wrong” (MMF, William A. Gamson, Jürgen Gerhards and Dieter Rucht). Contexts. 2002 2(1): 27-33.

4 4 “Constructing Global Feminism: Transnational Advocacy Networks and Russian Women’s Activism” (Valerie Sperling, MMF and Barbara J. Risman), Signs, 2001, 26 (4): 1155-1186. “Meaning and Measurement: Reconceptualizing Measures of the Division of Household Labor” (Joan Twiggs, Julia McQuillan and MMF), Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1999, 61: 712-724. “The Russian Women’s Movement: Activists’ Strategies and Identities.” (MMF, Barbara Risman, Valerie Sperling, Tatyana Gurikova and Katherine Hyde), Women & Politics, 1999, 20(3): 83-109. “Gender, Class and the Interaction among Social Movements: A Strike of West Berlin Daycare Workers.” (MMF and Silke Roth), Gender & Society, 1998, 12 (6): 626-648. • Revised version published with Silke Roth as “Klasse, Geschlecht und die Interaktion von sozialen Bewegungen: Ein- und Ausgrenzungsdynamiken” in Berlin Debatte Initial, 2001, 12(2): 79-92. “Marital Satisfaction among Two-Earner Couples: Gender and Fairness.” (with Jane Wilkie, Kathryn S. Ratcliff and MMF), Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1998, 60: 577-594. “Kollektive Identität und Organizationskulturen: Theorien neuer sozialer Bewegungen aus amerikanischer Perspektive.” (“Collective Identity and Organizational Culture: An American Perspective on the New Social Movements”) (Silke Roth and MMF) Forschungsjournal Neue Soziale Bewegungen. 1998. 11(1):80-91. • Reprinted in Neue Soziale Bewegungen - Impulse, Bilanzen und Perspektiven, Ansgar Klein and Markus Rohde, editors. Westdeutschen Verlag, 1998. “Gender-based Pay Gaps: Methodological and Policy Issues in University Salary Studies” (MMF and Julia McQuillan), Gender & Society, 1998, 12(1): 7-39. “Rethinking Stratification from a Feminist Perspective: Gender, Race and Class in Mainstream Textbooks” (MMF and Elaine J. Hall), American Sociological Review, 1996, 61 (6): 1-22. • Partially reprinted in Doing Social Research, Theresa Baker, NY: McGraw-Hill, 1999) “Patriarchies and Feminisms: The Two Women’s Movements of Unified Germany.” Social Politics, 1995, 2(1): 10-24. • A revised, expanded version also appears in Crossing Borders, 1997, edited by Barbara Hobson and Anne Marie Berggson, Stockholm: Swedish Research Coordination and Planning Council. Reprint, 1999, London: Macmillan. “‘The Time of Chaos was the Best’: The Mobilization and Demobilization of the Women’s Movement in East Germany,” Gender & Society, 1994, 8(4): 597-623. “Three Steps Back for Women: Gender, German Unification and University ‘Reform’” (MMF and Brigitte Young), PS: Political Science and Politics, 1993, 26 (2): 199-205. “The Rise and Fall of ‘Mommy Politics’: Feminism and German Unification.” Feminist Studies, 1993, 19 (1): 89-115. • A shorter version published as “Aufstieg und Untergang der ‘Muttipolitik’” Diskurs, January, 1992: 60-65. • Also published in French translation, “Grandeur et décadance de la ‘politique des mamans’: féminisme et réunification en Allemagne de l’Est” in Nouvelles Questions Féministes, 1997,17(4): 9-43. • Reprinted in Women, Culture and Society, Kendall-Hunt, 1998. “Institutionalizing Gender Equality: Feminist Politics and Equality Offices.” German Politics & Society, Issue 24 & 25, Winter 1991-2: 53-66. “The Gender Division of Labor in Two-Earner Marriages: Dimensions of Variability and Change.” Journal of Family Issues, 1991, 12 (2): 158-180. “Visual Images of American Society: Gender and Race as Depicted in Introductory Sociology Textbooks.” (MMF and Elaine J. Hall), Gender & Society, 1990, 4 (4): 500-533.

5 5 “Beyond Separate Spheres: Feminism and Family Research.” Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1990, 52 (4): 866-884. • Reprinted in Feminist Frontiers III. Laurel Richardson and Verta Taylor, eds. McGraw_Hill, 1992. • Reprinted in The Work & Family Interface: Toward a Contextual Effects Perspective. Gary Bowen and Joe Pittman, eds. National Council on Family Relations, 1995. “Race Differences in Abortion Attitudes” (Elaine Hall and MMF), Public Opinion Quarterly, 1986, 50 (2): 193-207. “Between Two Worlds: West German Research on Working Class Women and Work.” Signs: A Journal of Women in Culture and Society, 1985, 10 (3): 517-536. • Reprinted in Feminist Research Methods, Joyce Nielson, ed., Westview Press, 1990. “Mobilization and Meaning: Some Social Psychological Contributions to the Resource Mobilization Perspective on Social Movements” (MMF and F.D. Miller), Sociological Inquiry, 1985, 55 (1): 38- 61. • Reprinted in Social Movements: Critical Concepts, edited by Jeff Goodwin and James Jaspers, Routledge, 2007. “The View from Below: Women’s Employment and Gender Equality in Working Class Families” Marriage and Family Review, 1984, 7(3/4): 57-75. “Class, Housework, and Happiness” Sex Roles, 1984, 11 (11/12): 1057-1074. “The Women’s Movement in the Working Class” Sex Roles 1983; (Spring):9(4):493-505. “Working Class Feminism: a Consideration of the Consequences of Employment.” The Sociological Quarterly, 1980, 21(2): 173-184. “Employment Without Liberation: Cuban Women in the U.S.” Social Science Quarterly, 1979, 60 (1):35-50. • Reprinted in Latinos and the Law, Antoinette Sedillo Lopez, editor, Garland, 1995. “A Cognitive Approach to Social and Individual Stigma.” Journal of Social Psychology, 1979, 109:87- 97. (Eliot R. Smith and MMF ) “Predicting Perceptions of Victimization” (with F.D. Miller, E. R. Smith and S.E. Taylor), Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 1976, 6(4):352-259. “Working-Class Jobs: Paid Work and Housework as Sources of Satisfaction.” Social Problems, 1976, 23(4):431-441. “A Short Scale of Attitudes toward Feminism” (F.D. Miller, E. R. Smith and MMF), Representative Research in Social Psychology, 1975, 6(1):51-56. • Scale data reprinted in Carole Beere, ed., Gender Roles: A Handbook of Tests and Measures, Greenwood Press, 1990.) “A Woman for President? Changing Responses, 1958-1972.” Public Opinion Quarterly, 1974, 38(3):390- 399.

Other Journal Publications “People or Primates? Review of Primates of Park Avenue.” Contexts, forthcoming 2016 “On the locally situated and historical understanding of intersectionalities: Comment on Knapp.” Erwägen/Wissen/Ethik, 2013, 23 (2) “Feminist Practice Meets Feminist Theory: Symposium on Linda Zerilli’s Feminism and the Abyss of Freedom.” Sociological Theory, 2009, 27(1): 75-80. “Practice Makes Perfect? A Comment on Yancey Martin’s ‘Gendering Practices, Practicing Gender’” Gender & Society, 2003, 17(3): 373-378.

6 6 “The Ironies of Power” Gender & Society, 2001, 15 (5): 649-653. “Editorial: Geschlechtsblinder Diskurs: Geschlechterverhältnisse und Frauenbewegungen in internationaler Perspektive.”[A discourse without gender: Gender relations and women’s movements in international perspective] (with Silke Roth) Forschungsjournal Neue Soziale Bewegungen, 2001, 14 (2): 4-12. “Hot Movements, Cold Cognition: Thinking about Social Movements in Gendered Frames” (with David Merrill), (Millennium special issue), Contemporary Sociology, 2000, 29(3):454-462. • Revised, expanded version pp. 247-261 in James Jasper and Jeffrey Goodwin, Rethinking Social Movements: Structure, Meaning, Emotion. Rowman & Littlefield, 2003. “Gender Stratification and Paradigm Change: A reply to Manza and VanSchyndel.” (with Elaine J. Hall). American Sociological Review, 2000, 65(3): 475-481. “Equality and Cumulative Disadvantage: A Comment on Baxter and Wright” (with Bandana Purkayastha), Gender & Society, 2000, 14(6): 809-813. “Sociological Perspectives on Gender in Germany.” Women in German Yearbook 12, Patricia Herminghouse and Sara Friedrichsmeyer, eds., University of Nebraska Press, 1996, 27-38. “Making Gender Visible: A Comment on Coleman’s ‘Rational Reconstruction of Society’” (with Barbara Risman), American Sociological Review, 1995, 60(5): 775-781. “After the Wall: Explaining the Status of Women in the Former GDR.” Sociological Focus, 1995, 28(1): 9-22. (invited keynote address to North Central Sociological Association)

Book Chapters “Theory doesn’t grow on trees. Intersectionality and Social Change” In Raewyn Connell Festschrift, edited by Messner, Martin, Messerschmidt (forthcoming) “Meaning and movements in the new millennium: Gendering democracy” Pp. 419-428 in Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, Conny Roggeband and Bert Klandermans (eds), The Future of Social Movement Research: Dynamics, Mechanisms, and Processes, University of Minnesota Press, 2013. “The discursive politics of gendering human security: Beyond the binaries.” Ch. 12 in Aili Mari Tripp, MMF and Christina Ewig, Gender, Violence and Human Security: Critical Feminist Perspectives. NYU Press, 2013. “Global feminist organizing: Identifying patterns of activism.” (MMF and Christina Ewig) Pp 148-162 in Sarah Maddison and Marian Sawer (eds), The Women’s Movement in Protest, Institutions and the Internet: Australia in Transnational Perspective. Routledge, 2013. “Feminist Encounters: Germany, the EU and Beyond” Pp 171-179 in Konrad Jarausch (ed), United Germany: Debating Processes and Prospects. Berghahn Books. 2013. “Sexual Citizenship and Suffering Subjects: Media Discourse about Teenage Homosexuality in South Korea” (Hae Yeon Choo and MMF), Pp 128-143 in Celine-Marie Pascale (ed), Social Inequality and the Politics of Representation: A Global Landscape, Sage. 2013. “Feminist Organizing: What’s old, what’s new? History, Trends and Issues” (Christina Ewig and MMF). Pp 437-461 in Georgina Waylen, Karen Celis, Johanna Kantola and Laurel Weldon (eds.) Oxford Handbook of Gender and Politics. Oxford University Press, 2013 “The discursive politics of feminist intersectionality” in Helma Lutz et al. (eds), Intersectional Analysis. Frankfurt a/M, 2009. • Translated into Chinese, reprinted in Gender Equality and Social Transformation in a Global Context. Social Sciences Academic Press, 2011. “An American Roadmap to Equality? Framing Feminist Goals in a Liberal Landscape” in Gender 7 7 Equality: Transforming Family Divisions. Janet Gornick and Marcia Meyers, eds. 2009. NY: Polity Press. “Inequality, intersectionality and the politics of discourse: Framing feminist alliances.” Chapter 6 in The Discursive Politics of Gender Equality: Stretching, Bending and Policy-making. Emanuela Lombardo, Petra Meier and Mieke Verloo (editors), 2009, Routledge. • 2009 Distinguished contribution to scholarship article award, Section on Race, Class and Gender, American Sociological Association “Framing Equality: The Politics of Race, Class, Gender in the US, Germany, and the Expanding European Union” in Gendering Transformation, Yota Papageorgiou (editor) University of Crete, Rethymno, 2007 and The Gender Politics of the European Union, Silke Roth (editor), Berghahn Publishers, 2008. “Assessing the Feminist Revolution: The Presence and Absence of Gender in Theory and Practice” (MMF, Shamus Khan and Shauna Morimoto), Pp. 438-479 in Sociology in America: A History, edited by Craig Calhoun, University of Chicago Press, 2007. “On-line Identities and Organizational Connections: Networks of Transnational Feminist Websites” Pp. 141-166 in Gender Orders Unbound? Globalizaton, Restructuring and Reciprocity. Edited by Ilse Lenz, Charlotte Ullrich, Barbara Fersch. Barbara Budrich Publishers, 2007. “Transnational Feminist NGOs on the Web: Networks and Identities in the Global North and South” (MMF and Tetyana Pudrovska) and “Globalization and Feminism: Opportunities and Obstacles for Activism in the Global Arena” in Global Feminism: Women’s Transnational Activism, Organizations and Human Rights (edited with Aili Mari Tripp), New York University Press, 2006. “Challenges of Hierarchy for Feminist Research and Activism: Some Reflections on American-Russian Feminist Interactions” (MMF, Valerie Sperling and Barbara Risman) Pp. 137-156 in Rhyming Hope & History: Activists, Academics and Social Movement Scholarship, David Croteau, William Hoynes and Charlotte Ryan (eds), University of Minnesota Press, 2005. “Metaphors of Class and Race: Comparing German and American Feminism” Pp 276-298 in Judith Pinch et al. Looking forward, looking back: A women’s studies reader. New York: Prentice Hall, 2005. “Soft Repression: Ridicule, Stigma and Silencing in Gender-based Movements” Pp 138-155 in Repression and Mobilization. Christian Davenport, Hank Johnston and Carol Mueller (eds). University of Minnesota Press. 2005. • Also published in Daniel Myers and Daniel Cress (eds), Pp 85-101 in Authority in Contention, JAI Press, Research in Social Movements, Conflicts and Change, volume 25, 2005. “Feminism and the Women’s Movement: A Global Perspective” (MMF and Carol McClurg Mueller). Pp. 576-607 in The Blackwell Companion to Social Movements, edited by David A. Snow, Sarah A. Soule, and Hanspeter Kriesi, 2004. • A shorter version also published as ““Gendering Social Movement Theory: Opportunities, Organizations and Discourses in Women’s Movements Worldwide” in Das Jahrhundert des Feminismus (A Century of Feminism), Anja Weikart and Ulla Wischermann, eds., Frankfurt a/M: Ulrike Helmer Verlag, 2006. “Global denken, lokal handeln! Deutscher und amerikanischer Feminismus in Weltmassstab” Pp. 299- 324 in Ingrid Miethe, Claudia Kajatin and Jana Pohl (eds), Geschlechterkonstruktion in Ost und West: Biographische Perspektiven. (Gender Relations in East and West: Biographical Perspectives) Münster: Lit Verlag, 2004. “The Gendering of Governance and the Governance of Gender” (MMF and William A. Gamson) Pp. 35- 63 in Recognition Struggles and Social Movements: Contested Identities, Agency and Power. Barbara Hobson (ed.), Cambridge University Press. 2003. “Thinking Globally, Acting Locally: German and American Feminism in the World System.” Harry & 8 8 Helen Gray Humanities Program Series, Vol. 11. Sara Lennox and Silke Roth, editors. American Institute for Contemporary German Studies, 2002. “Was bringt die Biografieforschung der Bewegungsforschung?” [What a biographical perspective has to offer social movement research]. Pp. 111-129 in Ingrid Miethe and Silke Roth, eds., Politische Biografien und Sozialer Wandel , Giessen, Psychosozial Verlag, 2001. “The International Women’s Movement at Century’s End” (MMF and Mangala Subramaniam), pp.869- 890 in Gender Mosaics, Dana Vannoy (ed), Roxbury, 2000. • An abbreviated, revised version published as “Activism” Routledge International Encyclopedia of Women’s Studies, Dale Spender and Cheris Kramarae (eds.), 2001. “Talking about Women and Wombs: Discourse about Abortion and Reproductive Rights in the GDR During and After the ‘Wende’” (MMF and Eva Maleck-Lewy), Pp 92-117 in Reproducing Gender: Politics, Publics and Everyday Life After Socialism. Susan Gal and Gail Kligman, eds, Princeton University Press, 2000. “The Globalization of Feminism: Abortion Discourse in the US and Germany” (with William A. Gamson). Pp 40-56 in The Globalization of Social Movements. Donatella Della Porta, Hanspeter Kriesi and Dieter Rucht, eds, London: Macmillan (NY: St Martin’s Press), 1999. “The Importance of Variation among Men and the Benefits of Feminism for Families.” (With Julia McQuillan) in Men in Families, Alan Booth and Ann Crouter, eds, Mahwah NJ: Erlbaum. 1998. “German Unification and Feminist Identity” in Transitions, Environments, Translations: Feminisms in International Politics, Joan Wallach Scott, Cora Kaplan, Diane Keats, eds., Routledge, 1997. “Institutionalization, Identities and the Political Participation of Women in the New Federal States of Germany” in Metta Spencer and Barbara Wejnert (eds), Women and Postcommunism, Research on Russia and Eastern Europe, JAI Press, 1996. • Also published as “Was heißt Feminismus? Frauenfragen, Frauenbewegungen und feministische Identität von Frauen in den neuen Bundesländer.” (What is feminism? Women’s status, women’s movements, and feminist identity in the former East Germany) in Frauenbewegung und Frauenpolitik in Osteuropa, Christiane Lemke, Virginia Penrose and Uta Ruppert (eds), Frankfurt a/M: Campus, 1995. “Making Equality: The Women’s Affairs Officers of the Federal Republic of Germany” in Comparative State Feminism, Dorothy Stetson and Amy Mazur, eds., 1995. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications. “Negotiating Household Roles and Responsibilities: Resistance, Conflict and Change,” Pp. 203-221 in Gender Roles through the Life Span: A Multidisciplinary Perspective. Michael Stevenson (ed), Muncie IN: Ball State University Press. 1994. “The Political Context of Rationality: Rational Choice Theory and Resource Mobilization.” Pp. 29-52 in Aldon Morris and Carol Mueller (eds), Frontiers of Social Movement Theory. New Haven CT: Yale University Press, 1992. • Spanish translation : “El contexto politico de la racionalidad: las teorias de la eleccion racional y la movilizacion de recursos.” Pp. 151-182 in Los Nuevos Movimientos Sociales, Enrique Laraña and Joseph Gusfield, eds. Madrid: Academia CIS, 1994. “Political Strategies and Feminist Concerns in the US and Federal Republic of Germany: Class, Race and Gender.” Pp. 221-240 in Louis Kriesberg and Metta Spencer (eds.) Research in Social Movements, Conflict and Change, (Vol. 13) JAI Press, 1991. “Gender, Conflict and Change: Family Roles in Biographical Perspective.” Pp. 144_161 in Walter Heinz (ed), Theoretical Advances in Life Course Research. Weinheim (FRG): Deutscher Studien Verlag, 1991. “Occupational and Environmental Technologies: Research and Resources for Change.” in Healing Technology: Feminist Perspectives. Kathryn S. Ratcliff et al. (eds), Ann Arbor: University of

9 9 Michigan Press, 1989. “Frauen zwischen Hausarbeit und Erwerbsarbeit” (Women at the intersection of housework and paid employment) in Frauenforschung und Hausarbeit, Hildegard Rapin (ed),Frankfurt a/M: Campus Verlag, 1988 “She Works Hard for a Living: Gender and Class on the Job” in Analyzing Gender, Beth B. Hess and Myra Marx Ferree (eds), Beverly Hills: Sage, 1987. “Family and Job for Working_Class Women: Gender and Class Systems Seen From Below” in Families and Work: Toward Reconceptualization, Naomi Gerstel and Harriet Gross (eds), Temple University Press, 1987. “Introduction: Transformations of the Work Process” in Women, Work and Technology: Transformations. Barbara Wright et al. (eds), Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1987. “The Struggles of Superwoman” in Hidden Aspects of Women’s Work, Christine Bose, Natalie Sokoloff, and Roslyn Feldberg (eds), NY: Praeger, 1987. “Equality and Autonomy: Feminist Politics in the United States and West Germany” Pp 172-195 in The Women’s Movements of Western Europe and the United States. Mary Katzenstein and Carol McClurg Mueller (eds), Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1987. • Also published as: “Gleichheit und Autonomie: Probleme feministischer Politik” (Equality and Autonomy: problems of feminist politics) Pp. 283-298 in Ute Gerhard et al. (eds), Differenz und Gleichheit. Frankfurt a/M: Helmer Verlag, 1990. “Sacrifice, Satisfaction and Social Change” in Karen Sacks and Dorothy Remy (eds.), My Troubles Are Going To Have Trouble With Me, Rutgers University Press, 1984. “Women’s Labor Force Participation and Rural-Urban Migration in India” (with Josef Gugler). Demography India, 1983, 12 (2): 194-219. Also available as Working Paper #46, Women in Development Series, Michigan State University. “Housework: Rethinking the Costs and Benefits” in Irene Diamond (ed.), Families, Politics and Public Policy: a Feminist Dialogue on Women and the State, Longman, 1983. “Satisfaction with Housework: the Social Context” pp. 89-112 in Sarah F. Berk (ed.), Women and Household Labor, Sage Yearbooks in Women’s Policy Studies, Vol. 5, 1980.

Review Essays “Class and Gender in Teaching about Women and Work.” In The Sociology of Sex and Gender: Syllabi and Teaching Materials , B. Thorne, M. Mc Cormack, V. Powell, D. Wunder (eds), American Sociological Association Teaching Resource Center, 1985. “Battle Cries on the Family Front.” Books by Peter Berger and Brigitte Berger, Capturing the Middle Ground; Barbara Ehrenreich, The Hearts of Men; and Virginia Conover and Pamela Gray, Feminism and the New Right. In Contemporary Sociology, 1984, 13 (2): 133_137. “Is Motherhood Powerful? The new feminist analysis of mothering.” Qualitative Sociology, 1981, 4(4): 324-330.

Other Miscellaneous Publications (since 2000) "Framing the fight. Essay Symposium. Roe v. Wade at 40: Round Two“ Mobilizing Ideas. http://mobilizingideas.wordpress.com/category/essay-dialogues/ “Mehr Fairness wagen: Myra Marx Ferree und Kathrin Zippel plädieren als amerikanische Wissenschaftlerinnen für das deutsche Antidiskriminierungsgesetz.” ("Daring More Fairness: Myra Marx Ferree and Kathrin Zippel Argue as American Scientists for the German Antidiscrimination Law"), Die Welt, April 10, 2005: 10.

10 10 “Akademisches Zukunftswesen” (Restructuring academia), Zeitschrift für Kulturaustausch, 2005, 55(3+4): 84-5. “It’s Time to Mainstream Research on Gender” Symposium on sociology’s centennial, Chronicle of Higher Education, August 11, 2005. “German Feminist Politics in the 1990s” Symposium Introduction, Contemporary Sociology, 2003, 32(1):1-3. “Sharing the Burden.” Boston Review. February/March 2002, 27(1): 24.

Selected Book Reviews (since 2000) Abortion Politics, Mass Media, and Social Movements in America. By Deana Rohlinger. In Social Forces,2015. doi: 10.1093/sf/sov074 The Symbolic Representation of Gender. A Discursive Approach. By Emanuela Lombardo and Petra Meier. In Politics and Gender, 2015. Doctors and Demonstrators: How Political Institutions Shape Abortion Law in the United States, Britain, and Canada. By Drew Halfmann. In American Journal of Sociology, 2013, 118 (4): 1112-14. The Roots of Radicalism: Tradition, the Public Sphere and early Nineteenth-Century Social Movements by Craig Calhoun, in Mobilization, 2012, Parité: Sexual Equality and the Crisis of French Universalism by Joan Scott, in American Journal of Sociology, 2007, 112 (5): 1587-1589. Abortion and Nation: The Politics of Reproduction in Contemporary Ireland by Lisa Smyth. Contemporary Sociology, 2006, 35 (3): 287-288. Shaky Ground: The ‘60s and its Aftershocks by Alice Echols and Promise of a Dream by Sheila Rowbotham, in Signs, 2005, 31 (1): 247-249. Pro-life activists in America: Meaning, motivation and direct action by Carol Maxwell. In Mobilization, 2005, 10 (1): 185-186 Sex and the state: Abortion, divorce, and the family under Latin American dictatorships and democracies by Maya Htun. In Comparative Political Studies, 2004, 37 (5): 611-614. The Retreat from Organization: US Feminism Reconceptualized by Elisabeth Armstrong, in Feminist Theory, 2003, 4 (1):104-106. Freedom is an Endless Meeting: Democracy in American Social Movements by Francesca Polletta, in American Journal of Sociology, 2003, 108 (6): 1417-1419. Passionate Politics: Emotions and Social Movements by James Jasper, Jeffrey Goodwin and Francesca Polletta, in Contemporary Sociology, 2002, 31(6):746-747. Handbook of the Sociology of Gender, by Janet Salzman Chafetz, in American Journal of Sociology, 2000, 105(5):1484-1485.

Papers and Conferences (since 2000) Invited conference lectures and addresses “Varieties of Gender Equality in Academia” Plenary address, Revisioning Gender Conference, University of Stockholm, June 2014. Also presentation to Gender Hot Spot, Radboud University, Nijmegen, June 2014. “Inequality, intersectionality and the politics of discourse” Keynote address, Workshop on “Intersectionality: a cross –disciplinary exchange” Policy Research Center on Equality Policy and VUB Center on Equality and Diversity. Brussels, (December 2013). “Revisioning Gender” Plenary session, American Sociological Association, “Sociological Traditions: 11 11 Talking the Talk and Walking the Walk” (Las Vegas, August 2011). “Intersectionality and feminist politics: a comparison of alliances and framing strategies in the US and Europe” Keynote address at Women’s Worlds: Ninth International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women, Madrid (June 2008), and presented at international invited workshops at the Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna (December 2008), the Cornelia Goethe Center, J.-W.-Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main (January 2009), University of Antwerp (December 2010). “Framing inequality politics in Europe and the US: Race and class metaphors for gender” Keynote address, Equality is Not Enough conference, University of Antwerp, December 2010. Keynote address, Gender-Genre-Geschlecht conference, University of Bern, September 2007. Keynote address, Gender Politics and EU Expansion, University of Pennsylvania, February 2005; Gender transformations in the academy, University of Crete, Rythemno, Greece May 2005. “Assessing the science: German research on violence against women in international perspective” Keynote address, National conference on violence against women co-sponsored by German Federal Ministry on Families, Women, Youth and Seniors and University of Osnabrück, September 2004. (http://www.bmfsfj.de/Kategorien/Forschungsnetz/forschungsberichte,did=26370.html) “Speaking in different tongues: Abortion discourse and religion in Germany and the US” Thematic session. American Sociological Association, August, 2004; more elaborated version also presented at American Academy in Berlin, May 2005. “Comparative approaches to women’s studies” Keynote address, University of Nebraska System-wide Women’s Studies conference. January 2004; Texas Tech Women’s Studies Anniversary Celebration Conference, February 2007, Women’s Institute for Leadership and Learning, University of Richmond, February 2010. “Transnational feminisms and local women’s movements.” Invited keynote. Women’s Worlds Conference. Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda. July 2002. “Soft repression: Ridicule, stigma and silencing in gender-based movements.” Conference on the Dynamics of Protest and Repression, University of Maryland. June 2001; Workshop on social movements, Notre Dame University, August 2002. “Thinking globally, acting locally: German and American feminism in the world system.” American Institute for Contemporary German Studies, Washington DC, May 2001, Johann-Wolfgang- Goethe University, Frankfurt a/M, Germany, February 2004. “Talking about women and wombs: abortion discourse in Germany and the United States.” Robin Williams Distinguished Lecturer, Eastern Sociological Society, March 2001. (also presented at Messiah College and Penn State Altoona as part of this lectureship)

Invited University Lectures and Colloquia (since 20000) “Gender inequality in academia: emerging political issues” Harvard University, Center for European Studies, April 2014. “Varieties of feminism: German gender politics in global perspective.” Nanyang Technical University, Singapore, January 2012; University of Toronto, March 2012; University of Illinois, April 2012, Northwestern University, May 2012; Carleton University, Ottowa, October 2012; UC Berkeley, February 2013; Ruhr University Bochum, February 2014. “Framing inequality: gender, race and class in the US, Germany and the EU.” University of Amsterdam, Center for Research in Gender Studies, November, 2010.Florida International University, November 2007, McGill University, Yale University, Boston University March 2006, UW Law school, October 2006.

12 12 “Defining women’s interests” Universities in Kassel, Hannover, Erfurt, Osnabrück and Bochum in Germany, April-May 2004, Vienna, Austria, June 2004, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, November 2004, Free University Berlin, May 2005, Indiana University, February 2006. “Transnational feminism on the web” University of Stockholm, April 2005, University of Potsdam, Germany May 2005, Dept. of Communication Sciences, UW-Madison October 2005, University of Pittsburgh, February 2006. “Over, under, around and through the state: German feminist activism” Invited lecture, University of North Carolina Series, 50 years of the Federal Republic of Germany, October 1999. Lecture for women’s studies, Universität Greifswald, Germany, September, 2002 and Cornelia Goethe Center for Research on Women, J-W-Goethe Universität, Frankfurt a/M Germany, February 2004. “Talking about women and wombs: the shape of the abortion debate in Germany and the US.” Colloquia presented with gradually evolving material at Northwestern University, November 2000, Arizona State University, February 2001, Messiah College and Penn State Altoona, March 2001, UCLA Women’s Studies Program, April 2001, Gettysburg College, March 2002, Kent State University, April 2002, Wright State University, April 2003, University of Nebraska, January 2004. “Gender is not a four-letter word: feminist transformations in the social sciences.” Address for graduating seniors, Kent State University, April 2002. Refereed Conference Papers and Symposia Presented (Since 2000) “Duct tape for leaky pipelines” (Yun Cho and MMF), American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, 2015 “Gender Equality in the Age of Academic Capitalism” (MMF and Kathrin Zippel) Council for European Studies, Paris July 2015. “Gender Equality and University Reform Movements.” International Sociological Association, Yokohama, July 2014. “German Universities and Gender Reform Politics” (Kathrin Zippel, MMF, Karin Zimmerman), ASA 2013 “Framing equality: race, class and gender in the US, Germany and the EU” Women’s Studies in Europe triennial conference (IAOFE-WISE), Łodz, Poland, August 2006. “Transnational feminist organizations on the web: The case of the European Women’s Lobby” (with Tetyana Pudrovska Council on European Studies, Conference of Europeanists. Chicago, March 2004 and European Council for Political Research, Istanbul, September 2006 (also presented by invitation at the University of Stockholm, Sweden April 2005 and Potsdam University, Germany, May 2005). “Framing women’s issues: the case of abortion.” Council on European Studies, Conference of Europeanists. Chicago, March 2002. “Feminist mobilization on abortion” German Studies Association. Washington DC, October, 2001. Other Conference Roles (since 2000) Discussant/Panelist “Responding to STAGES project (Systematic Transformation Actions for Gender Equality in Science)” Brussels, December 2015. Critic, Author meets Critic Session for Dorit Geva, Conscription, Family and the Modern State. Social Science History Association, Baltimore, November 2015. Discussant/Panelist “Gender Regimes in Transition Panel” with Sylvia Walby, Drude Dahlerup, Anette Borchorst, Silke Bothfeld). European Consortium on Politics and Gender, Uppsala, June 2015. Participant, “Gendered Mobilization in an Expanding Europe” (Jill Irvine, Sabine Lang and Celeste 13 Montoya Workshop organizers). University of Washington, Seattle, May 2015. Critic, Author meets Critics Session for Jocelyn Viterna, Women and War. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Chicago 2015. Participant, Workshop on Training for Gender Equality, UN Women Global Training Institute, Santa Domingo, Dominican Republic, September 2013 and September 2015. Critic, Author meets Critics Session for Cecilia Ridgeway, Framed by Gender, International Sociological Association Meeting, Yokohama Japan 2014. Critic, Author meets Critics session for Kathleen Gerson, The Unfinished Revolution. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, 2011. Organizer (with Kathrin Zippel and Paula Villa), Alexander von Humboldt TransCoop Grant: Three Manuscript Development Workshops, Munich, Boston and Madison, 2011-14. Discussant (session for Mellon Dissertation Fellowship Holders) 17th International Conference of Europeanists, Montreal, Canada, April 15-17, 2010. Participant, DAAD Research Network Conference, Grenzen und Grenzgänger, and Center Directors’ Meeting. WZB, Berlin. May 2010. Invited Presidential Panel Participant, Panel on “Raewyn Connell’s Gender and Power in Historical Perspective” Social Science History Association, October 2010. Organized special panel at German Studies Association on perspectives on gender and social change as part of series “20 years after the Mauerfall” (with Ingrid Miethe and Ute Gerhard), October 2010. Selected Participant (with Susan Friedman, English & Gender and Women’s Studies, and Edward Friedman, Political Science & East Asian Studies) on Niagara Foundation Discussion-Tour in Turkey (topics: gender and religion, Turkey’s relations with Europe and Turkey’s role in the world), May 2010. Co-Organizer, “New Perspectives on Gender and Human Security.” Conference for Gender and International Policy Research Circle and TARGET, with co-sponsoring support from the European Union Center of Excellence, Center for Research on Russia, Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Global Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison, March 2010. Invited panel participant, ASA Thematic sessions on cosmopolitanism (with Ulrich Beck, Craig Calhoun and Saskia Sasson, 2009); celebrating the work of Barbara Ehrenreich (2009), on gender and welfare state transformations (with Joan Acker, Sylvia Walby, Raka Ray, Heidi Gottfried) in 2008, Critic for Author meets Critics session on Linda Zerilli’s Feminism and the Abyss of Freedom (2007). Organizer, “Cultures of Democracy? Germany and the United States at Home and Abroad” Conference in Honor of the DAAD Center for German and European Studies Tenth Anniversary. With funding from the University of Wisconsin, the Goethe Institute, the Hans-Böckler Foundation, and others. University of Wisconsin-Madison, October 2007. Invited Participant, Institutions for Gender Equality, Real Utopias Conference, October 2006. Invited Participant, Social Transformations and Women’s Status in Highly Industrialized Societies, GLOW workshop on comparisons between Germany, Japan and the US, 2005-6. Organizer, Responding to Violence against Women: Perspectives from the European Union” Invitational workshop, November 2004, co-sponsored by the Women’s Studies Research Center, the LaFollette Institute for Public Policy, the European Union Center and the Center for German and European Studies, University of Wisconsin.

14 Organizer, “Gender Politics in the European Union” April 2003 Invitation-based working conference, University of Wisconsin European Union Center and Anonymous Fund (25 presenters; selected papers published in Social Politics, 2004 and in Global Feminism, NYU Press, 2006). Organizer, “The politics of carework.” UW-Madison European Union Center and Department of Sociology Training Program in Gender (Three invited panels), April 2002. Organizer, “Integrating feminist scholarship and activism” Sociologists for Women in Society Winter Meeting Program (5 invited panels), February 2001.