The Un vers ty of W scons n System Feminist Periodicals

A current listing of contents

WOMEN'S STUDIES

Volume 25, Number 2 Summer 2005 Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard LIBRARIAN Women's Studies Librarian Feminist Periodicals A current listing of contents

Volume 25, Number 2 (Summer 2005)

Periodical literature is the cutting edge ofwomen's scholarship, feminist theory, and much ofwomen's culture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents is published by the Office of the University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing public awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum offeminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to a journal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)

Table ofcontents pages from currentissues ofmajor feministjournals are reproduced in each issue ofFeminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of FP. The annotated listing provides the fOllowing information on each journal:

1. Year of first publication. 2. Frequency of publication. 3. U.S. sUbscription price(s). 4. Subscription address. 5. Current editor. 6. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). 7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN). 8. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. 9. Selected publications in which the journal is indexed. 10. Selected fulltext products in which publication appears or vendor intermediaries who make the full text available. 11. SUbject focuslstatement of purpose of the journal.

Please note that in the actual text, only the numbers 1 to 11 are used to identify the different categories of information.

Our goal in FP is to represent English-language periodicals from around the world that focus on women's studies or women's issues. Generally, we do not include mainstream newsstand magazines. We are also unable to include periodicals that lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a full table of contents into their regular format to facililate possible inclusion in FP and indexing elsewhere.

Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in DWM: A DirectoryofWomen 's Media, published by the National Council for Research on Women (530 Broadway at Spring Street, NewYork, NY 10012); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky and compiled by Maureen E. Hady, BarryChristopher, and Neill E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982). Suggestions for improvements of Feminist Periodicals are gratefully received. We would particularly appreciate assistance from readers in the UW System with our efforts to keep the holding information complete and up to date. Please let us know about new subscriptions, subscriptions we have overlooked, cancellations, or other pertinent information. Feminist Periodicals is also available on microfilm at the library of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. '

University of Wisconsin System users: To locate these periodicals within the UW System, do a UW SystemiUniversal Borrowing search from your campus catalog (labeled variously "Other Libraries," "More Libraries," "Other Catalogs," "Other UW Catalogs," etc.) If information on actual holdings (volumes and issues) is not in the records retrieved, contact the Reference Department for each library of interest:

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published quarterly by Phyllis Holman Weisbard, UW System Women's Studies Librarian, 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263-5754. Email: [email protected]. Website: http://www.library.wisc.edu/ IibrarieslWomensStudiesl Compilers: Ingrid Markhardt, JoAnne Lehman. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications of the Office of the UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free of charge to UW Women's Studies Offices, UW Campus Women's Centers, and UW Libraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin subscriptions: $8.25 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $15 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $16 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $22.50 (libraries or other organizations). Out-of-state subscriptions: $30 (indiv. & women's programs), $55 (insL). This fee covers most publications of the Office, including Feminist Collections, Feminist Periodicals, and New Books on Women & Feminism. Wisconsin subscriber amounts include state tax (except UWorganizations amount). Subscribers outside the U.S., please add postage ($13­ surface, Canada; $15 - surface, elsewhere; $25.00 - air, Canada; $55 - air, elsewhere).

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AWlS MAGAZINE 8. OCLC 36782954. 1. 1971. 9. African Books Publishing Records, Index 2. 4/year. Medicus/MEDUNE, Popline, Women's Studies 3. $24 (member). Membership: $55 ($24 allocated to International. subscription). Single copies: $7, $5 (members). 10. Bioline InU., INASP. 4. AWlS, 1200 New York Ave.. N.W .. Suite 650, 11. ''The African Joumal of Reproductive Health is a multi­ Washington, DC 20005. [email: [email protected]) disciplinary and international journal that publishes [website: hUp:IIVNIW.awis.orgtvoice/magazjne.html] original research, comprehensive review articles, short 5. Sydney Gary. reports, and commentaries on reproductive health in 7. ISSN 0160-256X Africa. The Journal strives to provide a forum for 8. OCLC 23747329. African authors, as well as others working in Africa, to 11. HAWIS is committed to the achievement of equity share findings on all aspects of reproductive health, and full particlpation ofwomen in all areas of and 10 disseminate innovative, relevant, and useful science and technology.n information on reproductive health throughout the continent." AFFILlA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN ANO SOCIAL WORK 1. 1986. AGENDA: EMPOWERING WOMEN FOR GENOER EQUITY 2. 4/year. 1. 1987. 3. $92 (indiv.), $471 (insl.) Oulside the Americas: see 2. 4/year. the website listed below. Single copy; $27 (indiv.), 3. Print edition: the Americas: $70 (indiv,), S60 (students, $117 (insl.). pensioners & unemployed indiv,), $85 (insl.); Republic 4. 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Ahfad University for Women, P.O. Box 167, NO.4 Alofoje Ave" Off Uwasota Rd.1 P.O. Box Omdurman, Sudan. 10231, Ubowo, Benin City, Edo Stale, Nigeria. 7. ISSN 0255-4070. (email: [email protected]) [website: http://www, 8. OCLC 12747640. ajol.info/journaUndex.php?ab=ajrh&jid=49 or 9. ERIC, available on microfilm from Bell & Howell http://www.wharc) Information and Learning, Ann Arbor, MI. 5. Friday Okonofua. 10. Contemporary Women's Issues, ProQuest. 7. ISSN 1118-4841. 11. The Ahfad Journal's aim is "to publish scientific iv

research in women's development issues in Sudan 4. Institute for the StUdy of Women, Mount Saint Vincent and other African countries." University, 166 Bedford Highway, Halifax, Nova Scotia B3M 2J6, Canada. [email: allanlis@ msvu,caj ARISE: A WOMEN'S DEVELOPMENTAL MAGAZINE [website: hUp:IIWWV1.msvu.ca/atlanlis] PUBLISHED BY ACFODE 5. Linda Kealey, Susan Prentice, Rhoda Zuk. 1. 1990. 7. ISSN 0702-7818. 2. 4/year. 8. OCLC 3409640. 3. $30, Ug. Shs. 15,000. 9. Alternative press, Canadian, history, languagelliterary, 4. Action for Development. P.O. Box 16729, multicultural, political science, and women's studies Wandegeya, Kampala, Uganda. (email: indexes. [email protected] 11, "Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journal devoted to 5. Editorial board. critical and creative writing in English or French on the 8. OCLC 24765934. topic of women. Contains scholarty articles, review 11. Arise focuses on women's interests in business, essays, book reviews, art and poetry," economics. politics, family, and international development and assistance in Uganda. AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES 1. 1985. ASIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES 2. 3/year. 1. 1995. 3. Aus$112/US$126/£76 (indiv.), Aus$398/US$493/£298 2. 4/year. (Insl.); online: Aus$378/US$468/£283. 3. $50 (Indlv.), $115 (Insl.); ouIside Korea, add $5 4. Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis, Inc" Customer postage, per issue. Single copies: $15 (indiv.), 530 Services Dept., 325 Chestnut St., 8\h Floor, (Insl.). Philadelphia, PA 19106, or Taylor & Francis, Customer 4. Asian Center for Women's Studies, Ewha Woman's Services Dept., Taylor & Francis Informa UK Ltd., University, #11~1, Daehyun-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Sheepen Pl., Cochester, Essex, C03 3LP, United Seoul, 120·750, Korea. [email: acwsewha Kingdom. (email: [email protected]] @ewha.ac.krJ [website: http://acws.ewha.ac.kr] {website: hUp:lIWWV1,tandf.co,ukljournals 5. CHANG Pilwha. /lIlIes/0816464g.a spJ 7. ISSN 1225-9276. 5. Mary Sprongberg, 8. OCLC 33094607. 6. Mary Sprongberg, Dept. of Modern History, Division of 9. Alternative Press Index; Current Contents: Social & Humanities, Macquarie Univ., New South Wales 2109, Behavioral Sciences; IOWA Guide; Social Sciences Australia {email: [email protected]]; reviews: Citation Index. Nicole Moore, Dept. of English, Division of Humanities, 10, GenderWatch. Macquarie Univ., New South Wales 2109, Australia. 11, "AJWS is an interdisciplinary journal, publishing {email: [email protected] articles pertaining to women's issues in Asia from a 7. ISSN 0816-4649; online ISSN 1465-3303. feminist perspective," 8. OCLC 16151817. 9. Alternative press, Australian, gay/lesbian, social ASIAN WOMEN science, and women's studies indexes. 1. 1995. 10. Ebsco (various products), OCLC FirstSearch ECO, 2. 2/year. Swetswise. 3. $30 (Indiv.), $25 (sludents, with pholocopyof 11, "Australian Feminist Studies publishes transdisclplinary validated student 1.0,), S60 (inst.). Single copies: scholarship and discussion in the fields of feninist ' $15. research and women's studies courses. In addition, it 4. Managing Editor, Asian Women, Research Institute aims to attract and encourage discussion of for Asian Women, Sookmyung Women's University, government and trade union initiatives and policies Chungpa-dong 2-ka, Youngsan-ku, Seoul, 140-742, that concern women; examination of the interaction of Korea. (email: [email protected]) feminist theory and practice; comment on changes in (website: hUp:llews,ewha.ac.krj curricula relevant to women's studies and feminist 5. KyungOck Chun. studies...; reviews, critiques, enthusiasms and 7. ISSN 1225-925X. correspondence," 8. OCLC 7673725, 36782501. 9. Alternative Press Index; Current Contents: Social BERKELEY JOURNAL OF GENDER, LAW & JUSTICE and Behavioral Sciences; IOWA Guide; Social 1. 1986. Sciences CHation Index. 2. 1/year. 10, GenderWatch. 3. $18 (Indlv.), $9 (sludenl), $44 (insl.). Add $15 for 11, Asian Women seeks "to present various foreign postage, perspectives and raise important issues in women's 4. Publications Coordinalor, 421 North Addition, Boalt studies" and wishes "to seNe as a communication School of Law, Berkeley, CA 94720-7200. (website: channel betw"een researchers in Asia and in hllp:/Iwww. boall.org/bwljJ Western countries," 5. Stephanie l. Schmid. 6, Rm. 491 Simon Hall, Boalt School of Law, Univ. of ATLANTIS California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720. (email: 1. 1975. bwlj@socrates,berkeley,edu] 2. 2/year. 7. ISSN 0882-4312. 3. Canada: $35 Cdn. (indiv.), $20 Cdn.(student or new 8. OCLC 11830558. indiv. subscriber), $60 Cdn.(insL); U,S,: $40 (indiv,), 9. Alternative Press Index; Annotated Guide to Women's $25 (sludenl), $65 (Insl.); elsewhere: $45 (indiv.), Periodicals; Current Index to Legal Periodicals. $30 (sludenl), $70 (Insl.). Single copy: $20 (plus 10. Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe. shipping & handling), 11. "The Berkeley Women's Law Journal is guided by an editorial policy thai distinguishes us from other law v

reviews and feminist periodicals. Our mandate is to 2. 2Jyear. publish research, analysis, narrative, theory, and 3. $32 (indiv,), $52 (insl.) (free 10 women in prisons, commenlary that address the lives and struggles of nursing homes, and mental inst" and free on tape to underrepresented women. We believe that print-disabled subscribers, see below). excellence in feminist legal scholarship requires 4, Journals Division, Indiana Univ. Press, 601 N. Morton criticalexamination of the intersection of gender with SI" Bloomin910n, IN 47404-3797, (websile: one or more other axes of subordination, including, htlp:llwww.iupjournals,org] but not limited to, race, class, sexual orientation, 5. Clare Kinberg. and disability. Therefore, discussions of women's 6. P.O, Box 1206, Ann Arbor, M148106, For laped issues thallreat women as a monolithic group do copies: Jewish Braille Insl., 110 East 30th St., New not fall within our mandate. Because conditions in York, NY 10016 (800-433-1531). (email: inequality are continually changing, our mandate is [email protected]] [website: also continually changing." hUp:llwww.bridgesjoumal.org] 7. ISSN 1046-8358, BITCH: FEMINIST RESPONSE TO POP CULTURE 8. OCLC 20542141. 1. 1996. 9. Index to Jewish Periodicals; Jewish Abstracts. 2. 4Jyear. 11. "The editors bring to Bridges a commitment that 3. $15. combines traditional Jewish values of justice and repair 4. Bitch, B-Word Worldwide, 1611 Telegraph Ave., of the world with insights honed by the feminist, lesbian Sle. 515. Oakland. CA 94609. (email: and gay movements." bitch@bitchmagazine] (website: http:// www.bitchmagazine.com] BUST 5. Usa Jervis, Andi Zeisler. 1. 1993. 6. (email: [email protected]) 2. 6/year. 7. ISSN 1524-5314. 3. U,S,: $19,95; Canada: USD $29.95; elsewhere: USD 8. OCLC 38398466. $39.95, 9. Alternative Press Index. 4. Bust, P.O. Box 1016, Cooper Station, New York, NY 10. GenderWatch. 10276. [email: [email protected]){website: 11. Bitch offers u ••• feminist analysis of pop culture, the hUp:/Iwww.busl.com! fomenting of acllvism among our readership, and 5, Debbie StoUer. the effecting of change in pop cullure's portrayals of 6, Busl, 78 Fifth Ave., 5" Fl., New York, NY 10011, women and feminism." (email: [email protected]) 7. ISSN 1089-4713. BOOKS TO WATCH OUT FORI (MORE BOOKS FOR 8. OCLC 32952095. WOMEN) 11. 'With an attitude that is fierce, funny and proud to be 1. 2005. female, Bust tells the truth about women's lives and 2. 10/year. presents a female perspeclive on pop culture." 3. Electronic edition: $30 (delivered via email); print edition: $42. CAFRA NEWS/NOVEDADES CAFRA 4. P.O. Box 882554, San Francisco, CA 94188. 1. 1987 (CAFRA News); 1990 INovedades CAFRA). (email: [email protected]] 2. 2/year. [website:Htlp:JJW'NW.BTWOF.com or 3. $20 (indiv,), $25 (inst.). Caribbean: 50 unils of local. http://www.BooksToWalchOuIFor.com) currency and not exceeding $20 U.S. (indiv.), 55 units 5. Carol Seajay. of local currency and not exceeding $25 U.S. (inst.), 11. Books to Watch Out For! (More Books for Women) elsewhere: $20 US (indiv.), $25 US (in st.). aims ''to make it easy for thinking women to find the 4. CAFRA, P.O. Bag 442, Tunapuna, Trinidad & Tobago, best books by and about women and to support and Wesllndies. {email: [email protected]] n promote women's lilerature. 5. Editorial Collective. 7. ISSN 1016-9741, BOOKS TO WATCH OUT FORI (THE LESBIAN EDITION) 8. OCLC 26343925, 1. 2003, 9. Women's Studies International. 2. 12Jyear. 12. "CAFRA News is the quarterly newsletter and primary 3. Electronic edition: $30 (delivered via email); print networking tool of the Caribbean Associalion for edition: $42. Feminist Research and Action (CAFRA), a regional 4. P.O. Box 882554, San Francisco, CA 94188. network of feminists, individual researchers, activists (email: [email protected]) and women's organizations, which seeks to channel (websile:Http://www.BTWOF.com or the collective powers of women for individual and hUp:/Iwww.BooksToWatchOutFor.com] societal transformation. lis main purposes are to: 5. Carol Seajay. inform members and other Interested persons about 8. OCLC 55112914 the activities and programmes of the association; 11. "Books to Watch Out For! (The Lesbian Edition) provide a forum for discussion and debate on key celebrates the range and diversity of lesbian writing issues of concern to women in the region; promote the from literary fiction to escapism by reviewing the sharing of experiences and foster links among books, covering the publishing news, and increasing individual feminists, activists and women's the readership and informalion network for lesbian organizations; assist in breaking down language literature, thus positively impacting the sales and barriers in the region; stimulate women's creative publish-ability of lesbian works, both fiction and non­ expression; and contribute to the development of the fiction, literary and other genres." women's movement regionally and internalionally.n

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Contemporary Women's Issues, Ebsco (various the Journal is intended to selVe as a forum for topics products), GenderWatch, General Reference center inadequately addressed in most law journals and Gold (GaleGroup), Ingenta, Lexis-Nexis Academic reviews, including issues conceming women, children, Selected Full Text, Swetswlse. family, sexuality, reproductive rights, and violence. 11. Film theory and history; feminist theory; The articles in JGL approach legal issues from a psychoanalytic theory; Marxist theory; photography; variety of disciplines. We aim to promote an video and performance. expansive view of feminism embracing women and men of all colors, classes, semal orientations, and CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN ANO THE LAW cultures." 1, 1985, 2. 2Jyear. CONCERNS: WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR THE MODERN 3, Canada: $20 (studenutow·income), $40 (indiv,), $30 LANGUAGES (NAWL members), $70 (insl.) (add GST or HST 1. 1970, where applicable); oUlslde Canada: add $12, 2, 3/year, 4. 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Concurrent Use of Multiple Antenatal Care Providers by \Vomen Utilising Free 101 Antenatal Care at Ebonyi State University Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki SlIl1dayAdeoye, LUOgbonnaya, OU]Umeorahand 0 Asiegbu Province of Residence and Active Syphilis Infection among Zambian Men and Women: 107 New Evidence from Population-Based Data AMPowell, G Seage and ULarsen Urogenital Complications among Girls with Genital Mutilation: A Hospital-Based 118 Study in Khartoum Lars Almroth. Hibba Bedri, SlISan E/ MlIShara/. Alia SaUi, Tayseer Jdris, M SIR K Hashim, Gaafar I Su/iman, and Sta/fan Bergstrom Influence of Religion on Adolescent Sexual Attitudes and Behaviour among Nigerian 125 University Students: Affiliation or Cornm.itment? C1ijJi;niQJimeglUl Expanding Access to the Management of HIV/ AIDS through Physicians in Private 150 Practice: An Explomtory Survey of Knowledge and Practi.ces in Two Nigerian States Chikwe lhekweazu and Dagmar Starke

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EDITORIAL PERSPECTIVE REPORTBACK Beyond Beijing: a decade of Probing the texture of Women's advancement in Africa: women's rights - where to nowl silence in communications undermined by tradition Gil Harper 2 and media at B + 10 and bureaucracy? Joe sm Kee ,,..47 Christi van der Westhuizen....,... 100 REPORTBACK Still more promises than progress: ARTiCLE ARTiCLE Beijing +I0 Review Beijing +IO:women and the Feminism and globalisatlon: the Janina Moofman , 4 environment - how close are promise of Beijing and neoliberal we to Earth Democracyl capitalism in Africa REVIEW Wane loots and Harafd Wiff ...... 52 Vishanlhie Sewpaul ..,, I04 these hands Clare Wyllie reviews POETRY PERSPECTIVE Makhosazana Xaha's debut Whirlwind Trafficking legislation i~ South poetry anthology ....,." ... ,,,,, .... ,,, ..... 14 Makhosazona Xaba 63 Africa after Beijing +I0- . Briffa Rotmonn 114 PERSPECTIVE PERSPECTIVE Losing the Beijing agenda Young African women mobilising ARTICLE in the sea of'new solutions' Shamilloh Wifson, , 64 Globallsing the women's to HIV and AIDS movement agenda in South Africa Dawn Covano9h " 17 FOCUS Mare/ha de Wool ..,...... ,.....,...... ,I 17 A matter of opinion: the ARTICLE National Gender Opinion Survey In Briefs Women and the economy: conducted by the Commission Nkululeko Malinga 127 how far have we comer on Gender Equality Daniela Casole and Dor,;1 Posel,...21 Usa-Anne Julien and Chona Majoke 68 FOCUS WRITING PROGRAMME Dealing with writer's block Women and poverty ARTICLE Debbie Budfender...... 30 Looking back,looklng forward: Christine Dovis ,, 132 analysing gender equality in POETRY Sou~h African education Building bridges: reflections these hands 10 years after Beijing on a capacity building project Makhosazona Xaba 37 Relebohife Moletsone 80 to strengthen the gender~based violence sector INTERVIEW POETRY Sadiyyo Hoffejee , 133 Reflections on BEtijing +I0 Heart Surgery Nkululeko Mo/lngo interviews Makhosazana Xaba ,,, ..89 The raising of a Zulu man May/vi Myakoyoko·Manzini Musa Zakwe 141 and Gladys MutukwQ 38 FOCUS Beyond Beijing - women's Nurturing the sisterly garden ­ PERSPECTIVE rights in the workplace the foundation for sisterhood Digital solidarity and the Brenda Grant ,, 90 Seilisho Rammullo , 148 10 year review of the Beijing Platform for Action: new forms POETRY of sisterhood required? Suggestions Please Another woman Nafasha Primo 42 Makhosazona Xaoo ...... ,...."" ..,....99 Aso Bolan 154 6 The Ahfad Journal Women and Change

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Contents Page Ahmed M. A/Magied Editor's Note Wani Tombe Lako Gender Difference Masquerading as a Tool for Women Opperssion in Cultural Discourse 4 Ahmed M. AlMagied Psycho-Sexual Effect ofFemale Genital Sual Musa Mutilation on Sudanese Men 18 Ahmed M. AlMagied Knowledge and Attitudes of Sudanese Ayat EI Fatih Makki Youth Towards Female Genital Mutilation 29 I Female Circumcision (FGMlFC) Dina Bedri Religion and Peace in Sudan: Inter-Religious Dialogue and Peaceful Co-existence 41 Elsamawal Khalil Makki Shambat Farmers Experience in Utilizing Draught Animals in Agriculture 53 Editor Mahasin AbdelAal Research Notes 65 Editor Tahra EIObeid Ahfad News 69 Editor Tahra EIObeid Book Reviews 73 Edito Asmaa AIMagbool . Books Received 79 The Ahfad Journal 7 Women and Change ~

Vol. 21, No.2 December 2004

Contents Page Lee Burchinal Editor's Note

Amna Elsadik Badri, The Ahfad Journal: Women and Change: The and Lee Burchinal First Twenty Year 4

Amna Elsadik Badri, The Ahfad University for Women: A Sudanese and Lee Burchinal Educational Experiment 16

Edith H. Grotberg AUW Students' Contributions To Knowledge 31

Donna Cowan, Amna Entering a Third Decade: Ahfad University for Elsadik Badri & Nathan Women - Iowa State University Sustainable W. Swanson Linkage Model 43

Lee Burchinal An Enduring International Partnership: The Sudan-American Foundation for Education, Inc. (SAFE) and The Ahfad University for Women (AUW) 59

Editor Mahasin AbdelAal Research Notes 72

Editor Nafisa M. Bedri AhfadNews 79

Editor Nafisa M. Bedri Book Reviews 82

Editor Asmaa AIMagbool Books Received 86 . 8 The Ahfad Journal Women and Change

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Vol. 22, No.1 June 2005

Contents Page Rogaia Mustafa Abusharaf Editor's Note

Caroline Bledsoe Reproductive relativity: Time, Space, and Western Contraception in Rural Gambia 3

Susan Slyomovics Hassiba Ben Bouali, IfYou Could See Our Algeria: Women and Public Space in Algeria 21

Samuel Martinez, Searching for a Middle Path: Rights, Capabilities, and Political Culture in the Study ofFemale Genital Cutting 31

Hassan Rahmouni Gender Breakthrough in Contemporary Muslim Morocco 45

Fadwa El Guindi An Enduring International "Gendered Resistance, Feminist Veiling, Islamic Feminism 53

Marida Hollos Profiles ofInfertility in Southern Nigeria: Womens voice from Amakiri 79

Paula Aymer Caribbean women: Labor Migrants and Traders 97

Editor Ahmed NMageed Research Notes 109

Editor Nafisa M. Bedri Ahfad News 113 Asian Journal of Women's Studies 9

Volume 11, Number 2 2005

CONTENTS

KWON In-Sook 7 How Identities and Movement Cultures Became Deeply Saturared with Militarism: Lessons from the Pro-democracy Movement of South Korea

MaryE.JOHN 41 Women's Studies in India and the Question of Asia: Some Reflections

Carolyn I. SOBRITCHEA 67 Representations of Gender Inequality and \Vomen's Issues in Philippine Feminist Discourses

Co=ents: Naifei DING Subjects of Feminisms in Question

BOOK REVIEWS Ana LULEVA 98 Voices of Their Own (Oral HistoryInterviews of Women), Krassimira Daskalova (ed.), Sofia: Polis Publishers, 2004

Yuen Ting LEE 102 The Question of Women in Chinese Feminism, Tani E. Barlow, Durham and London: Duke University Press, 2004

ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS 109 10 Asian Journal of Women's Studies

Volume 11, Number 3 2005

CONTENTS

WON Soak-Yean 7 Play the Men's Game? Accommodating Work and Family in the Workplace

Wahidah Zein Br. SIREGAR 36 Parliamentary Representation of \X!omen in Indonesia: the Struggle for a Quota

KIM Jeang-Hee 73 Bia-Feminist Ethics in the Lives of Buddhist Women: A Little Emancipation at a Time.

REPORT Shushmita C. DUTT 92 Alternatives for the Adolescent Indian Girl : Concerns of Content and Context

ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS 113 Front Cover

"Champagne bubbles": Artville Image #AA040S06

Table Of Contents 11 Introduction editors

Sexual Contract and mariage blanc: Marie Jeanne Rlccobonl Marijn Kaplan 0< "Would lhat the Spirit of Chivalry Had Died with the Middle Ages": A Mld­ -c NlneteenthRCentury Female Student's Perspective Bert den Boggende 3 (l) » '"m Bent N e< ::E ID m 0 Diane Reid • 3: IN <::l m Gender, Genre and Genealogy: The (Pseudo) Diary of Cecile Murat m z -l Vi Monika Boehringer e <::l -l 0 m '"e Eurydice Looks Back: Myth and Marchen In Drabble's The Gates ofIvory "C '" <::l Holly W. Flls-Aime (l) '"em- ::l "'~ r- 0 Television for, By and About Women: The Story of WTN -I me: Kanchana Fernando 0 ..,z "C m»"'''' Nightmare -. 3:r- Diane Reid n 3: 1-4 m 1Il '" = 1Il THE F WORD(S): C A FIVE PART CONVERSATION BY GEN-X fEMINISTS (l)

Our Feminism(s) as "Theories In the Making": An Introductory Reflection Kristina Llewellyn

Don't Say It Out Loud Sharon Wall

A Woman on Her Knees: Why Won't She Just Stand Up? Fiona Kelly

Tigers in Hoop Earrings: A Tale of Strong Women on'"':> Tasha Riley ~. 30. '" ,,11> :::)( Learning How to Get Away with the f Word ~ 11> , 11> 0.< Emma Cunliffe iil 0"0 ~c ..0 = , ~3 " 11> Who Failed Ms. Rogers?: Reaction to the Death of One Ontario Welfare ~'"' ij' VI C c:'" tlCheat" 11> 11>", ",' Krista Robson

Editorial 147 Obituaries Susan Sontag CathanOne R. Stimpson \57

Janine Haines }{atasha Slolt Dupqja 16\

Betty Vivian Pybus L)'ndall Ryan 165

Articles A Critical Cartography of Feminist Post-postmodernism Ron Braidotti 169 Resistance, Refusal and Global Moralities Afan"{yn StratJurn 181 'Politics' and Academic Feminist Theorising: Reflections on Women's Studies in Asia Jeanne Frances L lito \95 In Search of Innocence: Feminist Historians Debate the Legacy of WartimeJapan Vera .I.\1ackie 207 Truth, Reconciliation, Gender: the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission and Black Women's Intellectual History D()Tothy nnol'ff 2\9 Magritte Meets Maghreb: This is Not a Veil Judith E~eJ.iel 231 ,. 2004 Clare Burton Memorial Lecture Law Stories and Life Stories: Aboriginal Women, the Law and Australian Society lArissa Behrendt 245

Review Articles Gender Studies Casts Off Heather Brook 255 Toppling Towers?: Gender Equity in Universities Coflem COOterman 259

Reviews Feminist Futures: Rt-imagining J%nun, Culture and Devtlcpment (Kum-Kum Bhavani, John Foran and Pna Kurian (eds» Janet Hlmt 265 The Q.ut5tion Q/ J%men in Chinese Feminism (Tani E. Barlow) Tamara }atka 266 Future Imaginings: Sexualitiu and Gmdm in the New Millennium (Delys Bird, Wendy Were and Terri-Ann White (cds» ]amMaru Maher 268 &Q/eminism as PolitUs: Nature, Marx and the P05tmodern (Ariel Salleh) ]tu:inta Kerin 269

Remote Control: New Media, New EMits (Catharine Lwnby and Elspeth Probyn (eds» Susan Ludm_n 270 .Media .Matm: &xing the New Reall~'v (Barbara Creed) Elizabeth n-ftlHahon 272 Painting Ghosts: Australian UTo-men Arh.;ts in Wartime (Catherine Speck) Caroline Jordan 273

Books Received 275 Notes on Contributors 277 • 13 I

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54 HOG HEAVEN IN EVERY ISSUE Ariel Levy on female chauvinist pigs and the rise of raunch rulture 5 EDITORS' LEITER INTERVIEW BY ANDI ZEISLER 7 DEAR BITCH 60 SHE'S GOT GAME From Pac-Man to polo, six writers explore the 15 LOVE IT/SHOVE IT games ofour lives BY AVUN HALLIDAY, MONICA NOLAN. 35 WHERE TO BITCH TISH PARMELEY, JACKIE REGALES, JOSHUNDA SANDERS, AND ANDY STEINER 74 THE BITCH LIST

66 THE NAN SHOW 76 BOOKS How nannies rewrote the rules on 1V parenting Outside Neverland: Female writers reinterpret BY SUMMER WOOD Peter Pan Bitch reads

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46 Oh, Sandra! Sideways star Sandra Oh dishes on REGULARS Oscars and acting and drug use, oh my! By Laurie Pike 6 Editor's Letter 7 Dear BUST 54 Camping it Up A g;rls' gu;de to p;tch;ng a 9 Broadcast Hollis Gillespie writes her wrongs, skimboarders tent. By Heather Menicucci make a splash. Smoosh vs. Prussian Blue, Aimee Mann, and more. 10 BUSTed Girl drink drunk. By 60 Riot On! Hangin' with the ultimate It Grrrl band Tracie Egan 10 Hot Dates Su.mmer hot dates, had Sleater-Kinney. By Tracie Egan me a bla-hast. Compiled by Emily Rems 11 Boy Du Jour Mike Doughty is awful purty. By Emily Rems 14 Pop Quiz Think you'kpow Swede-heart Greta One Bmoklyn slacker dmbs out 66 High Anxiety Garbo? By Emily Rems 16' She-bonics Chickchat of depression by climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro. By Sharon Levine from Jane Fonda, Christina Ricci,.{arrah Fawcett, Sarah Silverman, and Sandra Bullock. Compiled by 72 Mother Truckers Fortheselad;es, "b;tchon Tracie Egan wheels" isn't an insult-it's on their resumes. By Colleen 21 Real life Kane Convert a shirt into a skirt, learn about litters, inter­ national couch crashing, and more. 22 So Sue Me Getting a little R-E-S-P-E+C-T. By Jenny Ramo, Esq. 78 Beyond the Valley of the Mods 23 Buy or DIY Bright ideas for lighting fixtures. By Inspired retro attire. Photos by Trent McGinn and Hilary Callie Watts 26 Old School Helen Earl's Brandy Ice. Walsh, styling by Lee T6mble By Emily McCombs 28 Eat Me Southern yummy for your tummy. By Chef Rossi 30 Gigs Forensic scien­ tist Lauren Liberman is on the case. By Emily McCombs 30 Herban Legend Bug-repellent juice for your summer use. By Tuline Baykal 33 looks Smell nice, look pretty, and still be a vegan, a ring that packs a punch, shirt tales, woodland wares, and more. 34 Fashionista Shoe designer Faryl Morse puts her best foot forward. By Emily McCombs 36 BUST Test Kitchen Our interns give TINte's Vintage Moisturizing Lip Color, Keune Sun Care Shampoo, and Gal Pal Garment Deodorant Remover a try. 37 Hair Hopper Get your French kicks with a French twist. By Rachel Weeks 101 Sex Files Learn some wet 'n' wild tricks from Babeland University, then get ready for this celly with the VibraExciter.

COLUMNS 18 News From a Broad Democracy takes a snooze while women lose. By Janice Erlbaum 19 Museum of Femoribilia A peek at painted ladies' past. By Lynn Peril 20 Pop Tart Between Fat Actress and Jenny Craig, Kirstie Alley is losing it. By Wendy McClure 32 Mother Superior Pallin' around with Inky. By Ayun Halliday 44 Around the World in 80 Girls Why ask why? Give the other Portland a try. By Caitlin Corrigan g 104 One-Handed Read Roofies By M. Jiller ~ 116 The Last Laugh Tammy Pierce is picture-periect. By < Esther Pearl Watson ~

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Winter/Spring 2005 Volume 24. Numbers 2.3

lesbian, Bisexual, Queer,Transsexual/Transgender Sexualities

EditoriaU£dirorial by Mantsytt Bociurkiw, Bonnie Btmtow, Cheryl DobinsOI1, Ruthann La, Andrea Medollar/a; Liz Millward, Sharon Rosenberg and Cy~ Thea Sand 3,5

State Affairs Queer Parenting in the New Millennium: Resisting Normal by Rachel Epstein 7 Redrawing the Borders ofthe Nation: Gender, Race, Class and Same-Sex Marriage Discourse in Canada by jocelyn Thorpe 15 The. Difference ofQueer by heatha davis 23 Queering Heterosexual Spaces: Positive Space Campaigns Disrupting Campus Heteronormativity by Allison Burgm 27 Regulated Narratives in Anti-Homophobia EduGuion: Complications in Coming Out Stories . by Guizar Haha Charania 31 Pour Ie dire... Les services sociaux et les services de Sante pour les lesbiennes par Isabelk Mimea"lt 39 Lesbian Motherhood and Access to Reproductive Technology byJoanna Harris 43 Why Do Children Do So \Vell in Lesbian Households? Research on Lesbian Parenting by Deborah Foster 50 Vieillier en etant soi~m~me... par Line Chamberland ttjolJannt Paquin 57 Stumbling into Sexualities: International Discourse Discovers Dissident Desire by Andil Gosine 59

Theory Taking Offthe Gender Lens in Women's Studies: Queering Violence Against Women by Janice RiJtock 65 Rural Queers? The Loss ofthe Rural Queer by Ld

Identities Does a Lesbian Need a Vagina Like a Fish Needs a Bicycle? Or Would the "Real" Lesbian Please Stand Up! by Amber Dean 93 Queer Identities: Rupturing Identity Categories and Negotiating Meanings ofQueer by Wendy Peters 102 What One Femme Has Learned About Self~Identifying vs. Labelling Others byJess Caifagnini 108 Out, Creative and Questioning: Reflexive Self~Representations in Queer Youth Homepages by Susan Driver III There AIe No Boys Like Me byCIa.. Ho ll7 Better One's Own Path: The Experience ofLesbian Grandmothers in Canada by Serena Pattmon ll8 Two~Spirited Aboriginal People: Continuing Cultural Appropriation by Non-Aboriginal Society by Michelle Cameron 123 Things Which Aren't To Be Given Names: Afro-Caribbean and Diasporic Negotiations of Same Gender Desire and Sexual Relations by Shana L. Ca/ixte 128 "Hidden" Histories ofAfrican Homosexualities by M Epp"cht 138 Reparative Therapies: A Contemporary Clear and Present Danger Across Minority Sex, Sexual and Gender Difference by AndrlP. Grace 145

Performance Radical Queers: A Pop Culture Assessment ofMontreal's Anti-Capitalist Ass Pirates, the Panmhes roses, and Lesbians on Ecstasy by Mtlanie Hogan 154 Performing k.d. lang by Robin Elliott 160 Strange Sisters and Boy Kings: Post-Queer Tranz~Gendefed Bodies in Performance byJ Bobby Noble 164 Erasing Queerness/Constraining Disability: Filmic Representations ofQueers with Disabilities in Frida and Double the Troubl~, Twice the Fun by Shoshana Magnrt 171 - 19

Winter/Spring 2005 Volume 24, Numbers 2,3

Lesbian, Bisexual, Queer, Transsexual/Transgender Sexualities (continued) It's Not About the Sex: RacialiZ

Poetry submission by R. Leigh Kr4ft 14 Hybrid Clotheslines by Renee Nonnan 21 bloodletting by R Leigh KMffi 21 Dworkin - L'envers de la ouit par lilaine Audet 22 Friend to Be by IIdghab N,pal 30 Connecting by Comdia C. HOn/eily 37 untitled by Andr!e Lachapelle 42 Why Trees Don't Talk by Rmu Nom/an 58 urchin by Alison Pryer 74 Farewell by Fan·deh de Bossef 84 aversion by R Leigh Kmffi 91 Salesman with Flowers by Comelia C. Honusty 107 My Children by FaritkIJ de Bosset 116 The New Mothers by Karyna McGlynn 127 Unwriuen byJoanna M Weston 137 Curious Artifact by Cy- Thea Sand 153 For Elinor by Patience W!Jft1tlty 163 Jaan by Farah Mahmkh Coomi Shroff 175 Scraped Face by Cornelia C HOnleJty 185

Book Reviews Mascu/initieJ Without Men? Female Masculinity in Twelllitlh~Centmy Fictiom reviewed by Aubrey Hamon with Kit DobJton 186 Cttait du Jpectade: L 'hiJtorie deJ artisteJ tranmxue//u aMOlllrtal reviewed by jeantle Maranda 187 Sex if Not a Natural Actand Other EJJayJ reviewed by Melanie Rem 188 FeminiJt PolitiC!, Activifm and Vifion: Local and Global Challengu reviewed by jennifer Stunner 188 Big Sifter: How Extreme Feminifm Has Betrayed the Fight fOr Sexual Equality reviewed by Meg NelJol1 190 Future Girl: Young \Vomm in the Twmty~Fint Cmtury reviewed by Sherrill Cheda 191 Marian Engel: Life in bttm reviewed by Clara Thomas 192 jane Amtm and the Theatre and jane Amtens "Outlandifh CO/Ifill':' The Life and Ltttm o/Eliza de Feui//ide reviewed by M jane Batey 193 Mary Wollstomcra[t andthe Feminift Imagination and The Collected Lettm o/Mary Wolhtonecra[t reviewed by Laura Mclauchlan 194 Critical Chatter: Womm and HtmJan Rights in South EaJt Asia reviewedAliJon G. Aggarwal 196

Front Cover Terri Roberton, "Les Guerilleres en farfelu," goache, 20" x 15", 2005. 20 Columbia Journal of Gender and Law

Volume 14 2005 Number 2

From Our Family to Yours: Rethinking the "Beneficial Family" and Marriage-Centric Corporate Benefit Programs Lllcille M. Ponte and Jennifer L. Gil/all. 1

Rupture, Leakage, and Reconstruction: The Body as a Site for the Enforcement and Reproduction ofSex-Based Legal Norms in the Breast Implant Controversy Anne Blo01ll 85

To Love the Babe that Milks Me: Infanticide and Reconceiving the Mother Liley Jane Lang 114

Not in Our Country? A Critique ofthe United States Welfare System Through the Lens ofChina's One-Child Law Christie N. Love 142 Volume 16, Number 2 21

Summer 2005

A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies

• d 1 f f e r e n c e s

JEFF NUNOKAWA Speechless in Austen

ANNABEL HERZOG 37 Tale of Two Secrets: A Rereading of Daniel Veranda

PENELOPE DEUTSCHER 61 Vulnerability and Metamorphosis

EWA PLONOWSKA ZIAREK 88 The Abstract Soul of the Commodity and the Monstrous Body of the Sphinx: Commodification, Aesthetics, and the Impasses of Social Construction

BRIANKLE G. CHANG 116 Of Giving Memory

KATRIN SIEG J38 Women In the Fortress Europe: Feminist Crime Fiction as Antifascist Performative 22 Volume 16, Number 3

Fall 2005

A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies

• d I f f e r e n c e s

Derrida's Gift

v Derrida's Gift: Introductory Note

PEGGY KAMUF To Follow

JANE GALLOP ,6 Reading Derrida's Adieu

JUDITH BUTLER 2] On Never Having Learned How to live

CHRISTIE MCDONALD 35 Notes on an Unfinished Question

PRENO CHEAH 4' Obscure Gifts: On Jacques Derrlda

ANNE-EMMANUELLE BERGER 52 Sexing Dlfferances

DRUCILLA CORNELL 68 Derrlda: The Gift afthe Future

SUSAN BERNSTEIN ]6 The Gift of Metaphor

ELIZABETH GROSZ 88 Derrlda and Feminism: A Remembrance

FRAN BARTKOWSKI 95 Rereading Jacques Derrida: Afterwords 2005

GAYATRI CHAKRAVORTY SPIVAK 102 Notes toward a Tribute to Jacques Oerrida

JOAN WALLACH SCOTT 114 Against Eclecticism

JACQUES DERRIDA ET AL. 1]8 Women in the Beehive: A Seminar with Jacques Derrlda

158 Index to Volume 16 European Journal of Women's Stu di e s 23 Volume 12 • Issue3 • August 200

Contents Transformative Methodologies in Feminist Studies Edited by Nina Lykke

Editorial 243

Articles Gudrun-Axeli Knapp 249 Race, Class, Gender: Reclaiming Baggage in Fast Travelling Theories Cathrine Egeland 267 Sexing-Up the Subject: An Elaboration of Feminist Critique as Intervention Katriina Honkanen 281 'It is Historically Constituted': Historicism in Feminist Constructivist Arguments Dorte Marie SflJndergaard 297 Academic Desire Trajectories: Retooling the Concepts of Subject, Desire and Biography Martina TifJberger 315 Uncertainty and Method: Whiteness, Gender and Psychoanalysis in Germany Turid Markussen 329 Practising Performativity: Transformative Moments in Research Lorraine Nencel 345 Feeling Gender Speak: Intersubjectivity and Fieldwork Practice with Women Who Prostitute in Lima, Peru

Open Forum Halleh Ghorashi 363 When the Boundaries are Blurred: The Significance of Feminist Methods in Research

State of the Art Ineke Klinge and Mineke Bosch 377 Transforming Research Methodologies in EU Life Sciences and Biomedicine: Gender-Sensitive Ways of Doing Research

Books Received 397 24 I;;]em&inism CONTENTS ~-Io-g,-y--V-O-lum-e"':::15"':::'l£J N~um:"':b:"'::er~3,:"':20~05

251 Editorial Note

253 'Playing the Fool': US Welfare Policy from a Critical Race Perspective Wendy M. LIMBERT and Heather E. BULLOCK

275 'Pull-timer in a Part-time Job': Identity Negotiation in Organizational Talk Janet SMITHSON

295 'I'm 15 and Desperate for Sex': 'Doing' and 'Undoing' Desire in leiters to a Teenage Magazine Sue JACKSON

315 'I Felt as though I'd been in Jail'; Women's Experiences of Maternity Care during Labour. Delivery and the Immediate Postpartum Sarah R. BAKER, Preeilla Y. L. CHOI, Carnl A. HENSHAW and Joanne TREE

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343 Editorial Group Vacancies ______RBVlEW ESSAY

345 Just a Nip and a Tuck? The ell/hire of Cosmetic Surgery Virginia BRAUN ______RBVlEWS

351 Christine GRIFFIN on: Future Girl: YOllng Women in the Twenty-first Century by Anita Harris

353 Alison H. LBVlTCH and Anita llIa GAREY on: Cold Comfort: Mothers, Professionals. and Attention Deficit Disorder by Claudia' Malacrida

357 Angie BURNS on: Fear ofFood: A Diary o/Mothering by Carol Bacchi

359 Jane CALLAGHAN on: Competing Devotions: Career and Family among Women Executives by Mary Blair~Loy

361 Danielle M. CURRIER on: Veiled Threat: The Hidden Power o/the Women ofAfgh;nistan by Sally Annstrong

363 Jeanne MARECEK on: With All Our Strength: The Revolutionary Associatio;l ofthe Women ofAfghanistan by Anne E. Brodsky

367 Leeat GRANEK on: Psychosomatic Feminism and the Neurological Body by Elizabeth A. Wilson Feminist Collections 25 A Quarterly ofWomen's Studies Resources

Volume 26, Number 4, Summer 2005

CONTENTS

From the Editors ii

Book Reviews

Gender Discrimination in the Academy 1 by Collette Morrow

A College ofOne's Own: 5 Women and Coeducation by Sara N.S. Meirowitz

Women's Presses and Bookstores: 9 Feminist Print History by Michele Besant

Feminist Philosophy or Feminist Theory? 12 by Lisa Roberts

Reworking Pasts and Envisioning Futures: 15 Thinking "Otherwise" About Women's Studies by Catherine M Orr

E-Sources on Women & Gender 23

New Reference Works in Women's Studies 26

Periodical Notes 35

Queens ofthe Zine Scene: Best Lines 40 by M.L. Fraser

Items ofNote 43

Books Recently Received 44

Index to Volume 26 45 FEMINIST ECONOMICS 26 Volume 11, Number 2, July 2005

A Special Issue on Gender and Aging

Guest Edited by Nancy Folbre, Lois B. Shaw, and Agneta Stark

CONTENTS In Memoriam: I Susan C. Eaton Introduction: Gender and Aging 3 Nancy Folhre, Lois B. Shaw, and Agneta Stark

ARTICLES Wann Hands in Cold Age - On the Need of a New World Order 7 of Care Agneta Stark Eldercare in the United States: Inadequate, Inequitable, 37 but Not a Lost Cause Susan C. Eatan Gender, Aging, and the Evolving Arab Patriarchal Contract 53 jennifer C. Olmsted Australia's "Other" Gender Wage Gap: Baby Boomers and 79 Compulsory Superannuation Accounts Therese jejJerson and Alison Preston Social Assistance, Gender, and the Aged in South Mrica 103 justine Bums, Mau:olm Keswell, and Murray LeiJJbrandt Race, Ethnicity, and Social Security Retirement Age in the US 117 Carole A. Green Linking Benefits to Marital Status: Race and Social Security 145 in the US Madonna Harringtan Meyer, Douglas A. Wolf, and Christine L. Himes FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 27

Volume 10 No.2 2002

ROSEMARY HUNTER I Talking Up Equality: Women Barristers and the Denial of Discrimination 113-130 WENDY LARCOMBE I The 'Ideal' Vietim v Successful Rape Complainants: Not What You Might Expect 131-148 Case /lote RACHEL ROTH I The Perils of Pregnancy: Ferguson v. City of Charleslon 149-158 Review article PETER GOODRICH I La Nouvelle Vague: Epiphanies, Encounters, Events 159-176 Book reviews Janice Richardson and Ralph Sandland (eds.), Feminist Perspectives on Law and Theory (JOANNE CONAGHAN) 177-183 Judith E. Tucker, In Ihe House ofthe Law (QUDSIA MIRZA) 185-187 Sakuntala Narasimhan, Empowering Women, An Allemative Strategy from Rural India; Martha Alter Chen, Widows in India, Social Neglect and Public Action (QUDSIA MIRZA) 189-193 Suzanne M. Zeedyk and Fiona E. Raitt, The Implicit Reilltion of Psychology and Law: Women and Syndrome Evidence (BELINDA BROOKS-GORDON) 195-197 Alison Diduck and Felicity Kaganas, Family Law, Gender and the State (MARTY SLAUGHTER) 199-201 Hilary Charlesworth and Christine Chinkin, The Boundaries ofInter- nalional Law: a Feminisl Analysis (CATHERINE PHUONG) 203-205 Call for papers 207 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 28

Volume 10 No.3 2002

Special Issue: Gender Mainstreaming in European Public Policy Guest Editors: Fiona Beveridge and Jo Shaw

FIONA BEVERIDGE and JO SHAW I Introduction: Mainstreaming Gender in European Public Policy 209-212 JO SHAW I The European Union and Gender Mainstreaming: Con- stitutionally Embedded or Comprehensively Marginalised? 213-226 SONIA MAZEY I Gender Mainstreaming Strategies in the E.U.: Delivering on an Agenda? 227-240 ULRlKE LIEBERT I Europeanising Gender Mainstreaming: Con- straints and Opportunities in the Multilevel Euro-polity 241-256 SALLY J. KENNEY I Breaking the Silence: Gender Mainstreaming and the Composition of the European Court of Justice 257-270 JILL LOVECY I Gender Mainstreaming and the Framing ofWomen's Rights in Europe: The Contribution of the Council of Europe 271-283 EMILIE HAFNER-BURTON and MARK A. POLLACK I Gender Mainstreaming and Global Governance 285-298 FIONA BEVERIDGE and SUE NOTT I Mainstreaming: A Case for Optimism and Cynicism 299-31 I. FIONA BEVERIDGE and 10 SHAW I Mainstreaming Gender in European Public Policy: Bibliography 313-328 Call for Papers - Legal Feminism - Now and Then? 329 Author Index of Volume 10 331 Contents of Volume 10 333-335 Instructions for Authors 337-345 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 29

Volume II No. I 2003

KATE MALLESON / Justifying Gender Equality on the Bench: Why Difference Won't Do 1-24 ERIKA RACKLEY / Reassessing Portia: The Iconic Potential of Shakespeare's Woman Lawyer 25-44 Case noles ANNE MORRIS / Embodying the Law: Coker alld Osamor v. The Lord Challcellor alld the Lord Challcellor's Departmell/ [2002J I.R.L.R. 80 (Court of Appeal) 45-55 DEBRA MORRIS / Surety Wives in the House of Lords: Time for Solicitors to 'Get Real'?: Royal Balik of Scotlalld pic v. Etridge (No.2) [2001] 4 All E.R. 449 57-69 PEER ZUMBANSEN / Public Values, Private Contracts and the Colliding Worlds of Family and Market: Gemlall Federal Constitutional Court, 'Marital Agreement' Decisions of 6 February 2001 alld 29 March 2001 71-84 Book reviews Melanie Williams, Empty Justice: Olle HUlldred Years ofLow, Liter- ature alld Philosophy (IAN WARD) 85-88 Fiona Beveridge, Sue Nott and Kylie Stephen (eds), Makillg Womell Coull/: III/egratillg Gellder iII/a Law alld Policy Makillg (CHLOEJ. WALLACE) 89-91 Susan Scott-Hunt and Hilary Lim (eds.), Femillist Perspectives all Equity alld Trusts (PATRICK PARKINSON) 93-97 Taslima Mansoor, From Patriarchy to Gellder Equity: Family Law and its Impact on Women in Bangladesh; Saira Rahman, Socia Legal Studies ofBallgali Womell III Ballgladesh: Implicatiolls for Developmell/ (NORWIN TAMANNA) 99-104 Noel Whitty, Therese Murphy and Stephen Livingstone, Civil Liber- ties Law: The Humall Rights Act Era (COLIN HARVEY) 105-108 Mary Childs and Louise Ellison (eds.), Femillist Perspectives all Evidence (PIYEL HALDAR) 109-111 Joan Brockman, Gellder ill the Legal Professioll: Fittillg or Breakillg the Mould (FRANCES BURTON) 113-115

Books received 2002 1l7-ll8 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 30 Volume II No.2 2003

SIMONE WONG / Trusting in Trust(s): The Family Home and Human Rights 119-137 AMBREENA MANJI / Remortgaging Women's Lives: The World Bank's Land Agenda in Africa 139-162 ROSEMARY AUCHMUTY / When Equality is Not Equity: Homo- sexual Inclusion in Undue Influence Law 163-190

Case review article RALPH SANDLAND / Crossing and Not Crossing: Gender, Sexu­ ality and Melancholy in the European Court of Human Rights: Christine Goodwin v. United Kingdom (Application no. 28957/95) [2002] I.R.L.R. 664, [2002] 2 F.L.R. 487, [2002] 2 F.C.R. 577, (2002) 35 E.H.R.R. 18, 13 B.H.R.C. 120, (2002) 67 B.M.L.R. 199, I v. United Kingdom (Applica­ tion no. 25680/94) [2002J 2 F.L.R. 518, [2002]2 F.C.R. 613 (ECHR) 191-209

Book reviews S. Sherwin and B. Parish (eds.), Women, Medicine, Ethics and the Law (ROBIN MACKENZIE) 211-212 Clare Williams, Mothers, YOllng People and Chronic /IIness (JO BRIDGEMAN) 213-216 Donald Nicolson and Lois Bibbings (eds.), Feminist Perspectives on Criminal Law (HEATHER KEATING) 217-220 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 31 Volume II No.3 2003

EILEEN V. FEGAN and RACHEL REBOUCHE I Northern Ireland's Abortion Law: The Morality of Silence and the Censure of Agency 221-254 KARIN VAN MARLE I 'The Capabilities Approach', 'The Ima­ ginary Domain'. and 'Asymmetrical Reciprocity': Feminist Perspectives on Equality and Justice 255-278 Case notes MANDY BURTON I Sentencing Domestic Homicide Upon Provoca­ tion: Still 'Getting Away with Murder': R. v. Suratan, R. v. Hwnes and R. v. Wilkinson (Attorney General's Reference No. 74, No. 95 and No. 118 of2002) [2002J E.w'C.A. 2982 279-289 HAZEL BIGGS I A Pretty Fine Line: Life, Death, Autonomy and Letting it B: R. (on the application ofPretty) v. D.P.P. [2001J E.w'H.C. Admin. 788; [2002J I All E.R. I; [2002)1 F.L.R. 268, Re B (Adult: Refilsal ofMedical Treatment) [2002J 2 All E.R.449 291-301 Book reviews Vrinda Narain, Gender and Community: Muslim Women's Rights in 1ndia (REENA PATEL) 303-305 Ellen Anderson, judging Bertha Wi/son - Law as Large as Life (CLARE McGLYNN) 307-310 Emily Jackson, Regulating Reproductian: Law, Technology and Autonomy (KIRSTY HORSEY) 311-314 Kevat Nousiainen, Asa Gunnarsson, Karin Lundstrom and Johanna Nieme-Kiesiliiinen (eds.), Responsible Selves: Women in the Nordic Legal Culture (ROSEMARY AUCHMUTY) 315-318 Kevat Nousiainen. Asa Gunnarsson, Karin Lundstrom and Johanna Niemi-KiesiHiinen (cds.), Responsible Selves, Women ill the Nordic Legal Culture (SOILE POHJONEN) 319-321 Announcement - Fundamentals and First Principles: Revisiting the TheorylPractice Divide 323 Author Index of Volume II 325 Contents of Volume II 327-329 Instructions for Authors 331-338 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 32 Volume 12 No. I 2004

FELICITY KAGANAS and SHELLEY DAY SCLATER / Contact Disputes: Narrative Constructions of 'Good' Parents 1-27 ANNE BOTTOMLEY / Shock to Thought: An Encounter (of a Third Kind) with Legal Feminism 29-65 Case/Legislative notes JOSE MIOLA / Mix-Ups, Mistake and Moral Judgement: Re­ cent Developments in U.K. Law on Assisted Concep­ tion 67-77 SHARON COWAN /"That Woman is a Woman!" The Case of Bellinger V. Bellinger and the Mysterious (Dis)­ Appearance of Sex 79-92 ANNICK MASSELOT / The New Equal Treatment Directive: Plus <;:a Change... 93-104 Book RevieIVs Mark Pawlowski and James Brown, Undue [nfluence and the Family Home (SIMONE WONG) 105-108 Margaret Thornton, Romancing the Tomes: Popular Culture, LaIV and Feminism (MELANIE WILLIAMS) 109-111 Nancy E. Dowd and Michelle S. Jacobs (eds.), Feminist Legal Theory: an Anti-Essentialist Reader and Wendy McElroy (ed.), Liberty for Women: Freedom and Feminism in the TIVenty-First Century (CHRISTINE JESSEMAN) 113-118 Radha Jhappan (ed.), Women's Legal Strategies in Canada (JOANNE CONAGHAN) 119-123 Maria Aristodemou, LaIV and Literature (HILARY LIM) 125-128 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 33 Volume 12 No.2 2004

SHERENE H. RAZACK / Imperilled Muslim Women, Dan­ gerous Muslim Men and Civilised Europeans: Legal and Social Responses to Forced Marriages 129-174 NGAIRE NAFFINE / Shocking Thoughts: A Reply to Anne Bottomley 17~180 HARRIET SAMUELS /A Defining Moment: A Feminist Perspective on the Law of Sexual Harassment in the Workplace in the Light of the Equal Treatment Amendment Directive 181-211

Case notes SIBONGILE NDASHE / The Duty to Protect Women from Sexual Violence in South Africa 213-221 MARK BELL /A Hazy Concept of Equality 223-231 FIONA E. RAITT / Expert Evidence as Context: Historical Patterns and Contemporary Attitudes in the Prosecu­ tion of Sexual Offences 233-244

Book Reviews Morris A. and Notl S. (eds.), Well Women: The Gendeted Nature of Health Care Provision (HAZEL BIGGS) 245-249

Alexandra Dobrowolskyand Vivien Hart (eds.), Women Making Constitutions, New Politics Gnd Comparative Perspectives (REBECCA GREENLAND) 251-255 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 34

Volume 12 No.3 2004

FIONA E. RAITT and M. SUZANNE ZEEDYK / Mothers on Trial: Discourses of Cot Death and Munchausen's Syndrome by Proxy 257-278 MERCEDES MATEO DIAZ and SUSAN MILLNS / Parity, Power and Representative Politics: The Elusive Pursuit of Gender Equality in Europe 279-302

Case notes SALLY SHELDON / Gender Equality and Reproductive Decision-Making 303-316 NICKY PRIAULX / That's One Heck of an "Unruly Horse"! Riding Roughshod Over Autonomy in Wrongful Conception 317-331

Legislative note DAWN LYON and DEBORA SPINI/ Unveiling the Head- scarf Debate 333-345

Book Reviell's Joe Rollins, AIDS alld ihe Sexuality ofLall': Irollic Jurisprudellce Basingstoke (MICHAEL THOMSON) 347-351 Susan H. Williams, Truth, Autollomy alld Speech: Femillist Theory and the First Amendment (STEPHEN PETHICK) 353-355 Ellie Lee, Abortion, Motherhood and Melltal Health (EMILY JACKSON) 357-359 Author Index of Volume 12 361 Contents of Volume 12 363-365 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 35 Volume 13 No. I 2005

Special/ssue: Gender, Sexuality and 1·luman Rights Guest Editors: Joanne Conaghan and Susan Millns

JOANNE CONAGHAN and SUSAN MILLNS / Special issue: Gender, Sexuality and Human Rights 1-14 HARRIET SAMUELS / Feminist Activism, Third Party Inter­ ventions and the Courts 15-42 RALPH SANDLAND / Feminism and the Gender Recognition Act 2004 43-66 SHARON COWAN / Gender is no Substitute for Sex: A Comparative Human Rights Analysis of the Legal Regulation of SexllUlldentity 67-96 MATTHEW WEAIT / Harm, Consent and the Limits of Privacy 97-122

Case notes RUTH FLETCHER / Abortion Needs or Abortion Rights? Claiming State Accountability For Women's Reproduc- tive Welfare 123-134 REBECCA PROBERT / Same-Sex Couples and the Marriage Model 135-143 JOANNE CONAGHAN / Extending the reach of Human Rights to Encompass Victims of Rape: M.e. v. Bulgaria 145-157

Book Review Paula C. Johnson, Inner Lives: Voices of African American Women ill Prisoll (DEBORAH CHENEY) 159-161 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 36 , Volume 13 No.2 2005 I

ANN MUMFORD / VAT., Taxation and Feminist Perspectives on Polok 163-180 HEATHER DOUGLAS / 'She Knew What Was Ex ted ofHer': 11,e White Legal System's Encounter w th Traditional Marriage 181-203 SUSAN SCOTT-HUNT and HILARY LIM /T Pay Suspicious Attention: Following the Weave of 'Mixed Logics' in Women's Ethical Decision Making / 205-237 NIAZ A. SHAH / The Constitution of! Afghanistan and Women's Rights 239-258

Book Reviews Reena Patel, Review ofFlavia Agnes, Sudhir Chandra& Monmayee Basu (eds.), Women and Law in India: An Omnibus 259-261 Hazel Biggs, Review ofS. Wilkinson (ed.), Bodies/or Sale: Ethics and Exploitation in the Human Body Trade 263-264 Ellie Lee, Review of Belinda Bennett (ed.), Abortion 265-267 Heli Asokla, Review ofEva-Maria Svensson, Anu Pylkkiinen and Johanna Niemi-Kiesiliiinen (eds.), Nordic Equality at a Crossroads: Feminist Legal Studies Coping with Difference 269-271 FEMINIST 37 STUDIES

Summer 2005 volume 31, number 2

243 Preface J99 Eloise Klein Healy Troub/e Ahead (Poem)

150 Karen W. Tice Queens of Academe: Campus PaStanlry and Student Life .00 Shouhua Qi The Evidence (Fiction) 1S. Eloise Klein Healy Sheena. Queen ofthe Jun8'e, Lived (Poem) 416 Michelle VanNatta Conslructins the Battered Woman 286 Sonia Kruks Beauvoi,'s Time/Our Time: ... Eloise Klein Healy The Renaissance in Simone de Beauvoir Studies For the Girl Child (Poem)

...., N~ls and Views JIO Stephanie Dickinson Man of War (Fie/ion) ..,I Notes on Contributors

331 Stephanie Ellis ,of'" Announcements The Arl ofJehanne-Marie Gavarini 4'9 Publications Received

H7 Karen Zivi ..64 Guidelines for Contribulors Con/eslin8 Motherhood in the A8e ofAIDS: Maternal Ideolo8Y in Ihe Debate oller Mandatory HIV TeS/in8 Cover Art Jehanne-Marie Gavarini, Passe Simple. 1995. Detail ofinstallation, Passe Simple. © Jehanne-Marie Gavarini 37' De Anna Stephens Vaughn Factories; The Hysteresis ofU8hl (Poems)

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38 VOLUME 15. NUMBER 3 2005

CONTENTS

ARTICLES A Portrait of a Feminist Mathematics Classroom: What Adolescent Girls Say About Mathematics. Themselves, and Their Experiences in a "Unique" learning Environment 175 Dawn Leigh Anderson

"She Seems Nice"; Teaching Evaluations and GenderTrouble 195 Alison Bartlett

"Obviously They Were There, But . ..": Men's Presence in Women's Studies-An Israeli Perspective 203 Sharon Halev; and Orna Blumen

Diversifying Our Views of Argument: Dialogue, Respect. and· Feminist Rhetoric 213 Kathleen M. Hunzer

Giving Tree Teachers: Women and the National Board Certification Process 234 Tara StarJohnson, Mory Bruce, Peg Graham, Steve Oliver, Nicholas Oppong, Soonhye Park. and Darann Mansberger

BOOK REVIEWS Wise Women: Reflections of Teachers at Midtife. Phyllis R. Freeman and Jan Ziatnik Schmidt, eds. 250 Stephanie Vandrick

A Group of Their Own: College Writing Courses and American Women Writers, 1880-1940 by Katherine H. Adams 252 Erika M. Kreger

Resilience and Courage: Women. Men, and the Holocaust by Nechama Tee 253 Solly West

Privilege, Power, and Difference by Allan G. Johnson 255 Amber E. Kinser

Feminist Teacher Books Available for Review 257

DEPARTMENTS Conferences and Calls for Papers 258 Teaching Resources 262 Our Contributors 264 Contents Index to Volume 15 (2004-2005) 266 Volume 6 Number 2 2005 39

THEORY

ARTICLES Telling feminist stories Clare Hemmings 115 The ghost of anatomies past: simulating the one-sex body in modern medical training Ericka Johnson 141

SPECIAL FEATURE: (RE)CLAIMINC THE SOCIAL (Re)c1aiming the social: a conversation between feminist, late modern and social capital theories Jane Franklin and Rachel Thomson 161 The new importance of the relationship between formality and informality Barbara A. Misztal 173 Social capital: the anatomy of a troubled concept Lisa Adkins 195

REVIEW ARTICLE Speaking personally, academically Margaretta Jolly 213

BOOK REVIEWS Kristen Campbell, Jacques Lacan and Feminist Epistemology Reviewed by Lisa Parmiani 221 Herta Nagl-Docekal, Feminist Philosophy Reviewed by Havi Carel 222 ARTICLES Feminism and its ghosts: lhe spectre of the feminist-as-lesbian 40 Victoria Hesfold 227 Choosing Cesarean: feminism and the politics of childbirth in the United States Katherine Beckett 251 On the (im)materiality of violence: subjects, bodies, and the experience of pain Wendy Lee 277 Equality in multiplicity: reassessing lrigaray's multicultural feminism Monica Mookherjee 297 Masculine domination. radical feminism and change Clare Chambers 325

REVIEW ARTICLES Women in religion and philosophy old and new Ann Loades 347 Matrimony, American-style: losing sight of shifts in kinship and family 355 "I,_.,.,.....-= Melanie Heath

BOOK REVIEWS co 11= g Sheila Jeffreys, Unpacking Queer Politics: A Lesbian Feminist N Perspective M Reviewed by Noreen Giffney 367 ~ E Leslie Heywood and Shari L. Dworkin, Built to Win: The Female z" Athlete as Cultural [con Reviewed by Nicholas Chare 369

Tani E. Barlow, The Question ofWomen in Chinese Feminism Reviewed by ]ieyu Liu 371

Elizabeth A. Wilson, Psychosomatic: Feminism and the Neurological Body Reviewed by Myra j. Hird 372

Joshua Cohen and Deborah Chasman (ads), Just Marriage Reviewed by jubyun Woo 374

Sarah Pink. Home Truths: Gend'er, Domestic Objects and Everyday Life Reviewed by Elizabeth B. Silva 376

Sanjay Srivastava (ed.), Sexual Sites, Seminal Attitudes: Sexual Masculinities and Culture in South Asia Reviewed by J.K. Basi 377

Ralna Kapur, Erotic Justice: Law and the New Politics of Postcolonialism Reviewed by Toni Johnson 379

ANNUAL INDEX 381

CALL FOR PAPERS 384 -ffmSPfC 41 VOl, 6 • ISSUE 1 • 2005

SPfCUlHTIVf BlHCK lliOffim: mHGIC, fHnTHSY, Hno THf SUPfHnHTUHHl

Editorial Remarks SisterAncestor 151 Aseret Sill Speculative Black Women: Magic, Fantasy, and the Supernatural IX Gwendolyn D. Pough and Yolanda Hood Interviews

Interview with Tananarive Due 155 Criticism Yolanda Hood

Nalo Hopkinson's Approach to Speculative Fiction 3 Interview with l. A. Banks 165 JerrilY11 McGregory Gwendolyn D. POlfgh

Breastfeeding Mother Rescues City: NaJa Hopkinson's Ti·Jeanne as Superhero \8 Reviews Gretchen ]. Michfitsch Review of Black Sex"dl Politics: Africa" Americalls, "Haunting Back": Vampire Subjectivity in The Gildd Stories 35 Geuder, IIl1d tlJe New Racis/ll \75 Kathy Dtwis Patterson Ollldh:e M. jellkil1$

Power of the Word/Power of the Works: Review of The Salt Roads 178 The Signifying Soul of Africana Women's literature 58 Gretchell }. Micl1/itscb Teresa N. Washillgton Review of Milliom A Vampire Huutress Legeud \8\ Kelthy Dlwis PdtterSOJl "Your Buried Ghosts H,1Ve a Way of Tripping You Up": Revisioning ,md Mothering in African-American and Afro­ Review of Whispers from the Cattail Tree Root: 71 Caribbean Women's Speculative Horror CarilJbeall Fabulist Fictiolt 185 Gillll \Visker }elllllfer Thoringtoll Sprillger

Subversion through Inclusion: Octavia Butler's Review of The AWdkellilJg: A Vampire Huntress Legelld \89 Interrog.Hion of Religion in Xellogenesis and Wild Seed 87 Alicia Thomas Sa",IJ \Vood Review of LOI/e 192 Speech Gmllie/e Y. Wilkersoll

Address Given at the College of New Jersey, Department Abollt the Contrilmtors 195 of African-American Studies, Thirtieth Anniversary

Symposia: IIAfroflltllrism: Womanist Paradigms for the New Millennium" 103 Nalo Hopkillson

Fiction

Marie-Ma 113 Mllrcia Douglas

K-USH: The legend of the Llst Wero 122 Kiilli IbuTtl Sd/dlllll

Jus' a Pinch of the Yellow Powder 135 Andrea SIJIIW FRONTIERS 42 VOLUME 26 . NUMBER 2 . 2005 Introduction Gayle Gullett and Susan E. Gray vii

Remembering Wittig (Poetry) Julia Balen

Public Subjects: Race and the Critical Reception ofGwendolyn Brooks, Erica Hunt, and Harryette Mullen Allison Cummings 3

Men Reading Women Reading: Interpreting Images ofWomen Readers James COllion 37

Cultural Appropriations and Identificatory Practices in Emily Carr's «Indian Stories" Janice Stewart 59

"A Faithful Anatomy ofOur Times": Reassessing Shirley Jackson Angela Hague 73

New Growth: The Art ofJennyfer Stratman Lisa Richards 97

Artist's Statement Jennyfer Stratman 99

Foreign Faint (Poetry) Janet McCann 103

Becoming the Other Woman: The Psychic Drama ofCosmetic Surgery Virginia Blum 104

Textual Portrayals ofFemale Athletes: Liberation or Nuanced Forms ofPatriarchy? Victoria Carty 132

Parturition (Poetry) Jenna Rilldo 156

The Battle over Female (in)Dependence: Women in New England Quebecois Migrant Communities, 1870-1930 FlorenceMae Waldron 158

A Base Hospital Is Not a Coney Island Dance Hall: American Woman Nurses, Hostile Work Environment, and Military Rank in the First World War Kimberly Jellsell 206

Contributors 237 Gender 43 Development

Contents Volume 13 Number 2 July 2005

Mainstreaming A Critical Review

Editorial 2 Fenella Porter and Caroline Sweetman Gender mainstreaming since Beijing: a review of success and limitations in international institutions 11 Caroline Moser and Amlalise Moser Gender mainstreaming or just more male-streaming? Experiences of popular participation in Bolivia 23 Suzanne Clisby Freedom for women: mainstrearning gender in the South African liberation struggle and beyond 36 Shamim Meer

Gender mainstreaming in govemment offices in Thailandt Cambodia, and Laos: perspectives from below 46 Kyoko KlIsakabe Is there life after gender mainstreaming? 57 Aruna Rao and David Kelleher Re-thinking gender mainstreaming in African NGOs and communities 70 Senorina Wendoh and Tina Wallace Strategic gender mainstreaming in Oxfam GB 80 Elsa Dawson NGOs, gender mainstreaming, and urban poor communities in Mumbai 90 Vandana Desai Resources 99 Compiled by Kanika lAng Publications 99 Websites 107 Electronic resources 108 Organisations 111 44 Gender Development Contents Volume 13 Number 3 November 2005 Advocacy

Editorial 2 Koos Kingma and Caroline Sweetman A guide to feminist advocacy 10 Kr;sly Eva"s Politics at work: transnational advocacy networks and the global garment industry 21 Shae Ganvood Gender networking and advocacy work in Uganda: controlling the agenda and strategies of resistance 34 Mary Sso"ko Nabacwa The African Women's Protocol: a new dimension for women's rights in Africa 42 Rose Gawaya a"d Rosemary Semafumu Mukasa A voice of our own: advocacy by women with disability in Australia and the Pacific 51 Therese Sa"ds Advocacy for an end to poverty, inequality, and insecurity: feminist social movements in Pakistan 63 Khawar Mum/az Advocacy training by the International Communily of Women Living with HIV/AIDS 70 Emma Bell Resources 80 Compiled by Kallika Lmlg Publications 80 Electronic resources 84 Organisations 86 Index to Volume 13 91 Gender and Education 45

Volume 17 Number 3 August 2005

CONTENTS

Skater Girlhood and Emphasised Femininity: 'You Can't Land an Ollie Properly in Heels' Deirdre Kelly 229

Sex-gender-sexuality: how sex, gender and sexuality constellations are constituted in secondaty schools Debomh Youdell 249

All in a day's work: primaty teachers 'performing' and 'caring' Gill Foster 271

Who cares? The classed nature of childcare? Jayne Osgood 289

Finding communalities, making differences, performing masculinities: Reflections ofyoung men on military service Elina Lahelma 305

The 'individualised' (woman) in the academy: Ulrich Beck, gender and power Christine Skelton 319

VIEWPOINT Dissapearing acts: resuscitative reflections on the academy Sarah Twomey 333

Book Review 343 46 Gender and Education

Volume 17 Number 4 October 2005

CONTENTS

Childhood, neo-liberalism and the feminization ofeducation Erica Bunnan 351

Women and science careers: leaky pipeline or gender filter? Jacob Clark Blickenstaff 369

'Treat me as a human being -don't look at me as a woman': femininities and professional identities in further education Carole Leathwood 387

Opportunity or exploitation? Women and quality assurance in higher education Lou~eAforl~ 411

Deal-making and rule-breaking: behind the fas:ade ofequity in academia Sue-Ellen Kjeldal, Jennifer Rindfle~h and AI~on Sheridan 431

Neglected realities: exploring the impact ofwomen's experiences ofviolence on learning in sites of higher education Anne Wagner andJamie Lynn Afagnusson 449 GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 19, Number 4 August 2005 47

Sociologists for Women in Society Fe"minlst Lecture Thinking about Women: A Quarter Century's View MARGARET L. ANDERSEN 437 Article William Wants a Doll. Can He Have One? Feminists. Child Care Advisors, and Gender-Neutral Child Rearing KARIN A. MARTIN 456 Research Reports What's in a Label? The Relationship between Feminist Self~Identification and "Feminist" Attitudes among U.S. Women and Men JANICE McCABE 480 Gender Equality and State Environmentalism KARl NORGAARD and RlCHARD YORK 506 An Examination of Competing Explanations for the Pay Gap among Scientists and Engineers AJ~ASTASlA PROKOS and IRENE PADAVlC 523 Looking behind lhe Stereotypes of the "Angry Black Woman": An Exploration of Black Women's Resp{mses toInterracial Relationships ERICA CHITO CHILDS 544 Book Reviews Women's Studies in the Academy: Origins and Impact edited by Robyn L. Rosen BARBARA 1. HOWE 562 Disciplining Gender: Rhetorics ofSex Identity in Contemporary U.S. Culture by John M. Stoop ASIA FRIEDMAN 563

Workers and Warriors: Masculinity and the Struggle for Nation ill Somh Africa by Thembisa Waetjen ROBERT E. WASHINGTON 565 Pledged: The Secret Life ofSororities by Alexandra Robbins LAUREN JOSEPH 567 Emotional Trials: The Moral Dilemmas ofWomen Criminal Defense Attorneys by Cynthia Siemsen LARA FOLEY 568 Recognition Stmggles and Social Movements: Colltested Identities, Agency and Power edited by Barbara Hobson JOYA MISRA 569 Empire ofCare: Nursing and Migration in Filipino American History by Catherine Ceniza Choy Kome Bound: Filipino American Lives across Cultures, Communities, and Countries by Yen I.e Espiritu SHU·1U ADA CHENG 571 Gender, Place and Culture 48 VOLUME 12 NUMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 2005

Melissa W. Wright. Paradoxes, Protests and the Mujeres de Negro of Northern Mexico 277

Laura Brunell. Marginality and the New Geography of Domestic Violence Policy in Post-Communist Poland 293

Kathryn Besio. Telling Stories to Hear Autoethnography: Researching women's lives in northern Pakistan 317

Kat/Ii Wilson. Ecofeminism and First Nations Peoples in Canada: Linking culture, gender and nature 333

Leslie KeY>!. In Place and At Home in the City: Connecting privilege, safety and belonging for women in Toronto 357

Book Reviews Female Imperialism and Natiollal Idelltity: Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (Katie Pickles) reviewed by Carol Medlicott 379

Social Geographies: From differellce to actioll (Ruth Panelli) reviewed by Sara MacKian 380

Womell Without Class: Girls, race, alld idelltity Oulie Bettie) reviewed by Tamar Y. Rothenberg 382

Ullpackillg Queer Politics: A lesbiall femillist perspective (Sheila Jeffreys) and Queer Studies: All illterdisciplillartj reader (Robert J. Corber & Stephen Valocchi, Eds) reviewed by RaisIn Ryan-Flood 384 49 Gender, Work & Organization

Volume 12 Number 4 July 2005

ACADEMIC PAPERS The King is Dead, Long Live the King: Tall Tales of New Men and New Management in The Bill JANE O'SULLIVAN AND ALISON SHERIDAN 299 'It's Just Acting': Sex Workers' Strategies for Capitalizing on Sexuality TEELA SANDERS 319 Embodied Women at Work in Neoliberal Times and Places BRONWYN DAVIES, JENNY BROWNE, SUSANNE GANNON, EILEEN HONAN AND MARGARET SOMERVILLE 343 Men in Non-Traditional Occupations: Career Entry, Career Orientation and Experience of Role Strain RUTH SIMPSON 363

BOOK REVIEWS 381

NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS Inside back cover 50 Gender, Work & Organization

Volume 12 Number 5 September 2005 Editorial Gender and Service: New Directions for the Study of 'Front-Line' Service Work DEBORAH KERFOOT AND MAREK KORCzrNSKI 387

ACADEMIC PAPERS Virtual Servants: Stereotyping Female Front-Office Employees on the Internet EVA GUSTAVSSON 400 Once More With Feeling: Ethnographic Reflections on the Mediation of Tension in a Small Team of Call Centre Workers MATTHEW J. BRANNAN 420 Gender Matters? Exploring How Gender is Negotiated in Service Encounters ULLA FORSETH 440 Gendered Work Meets Gendered Goods: Selling and Service in Clothing Retail LYNNE PETTINGER 460 Front Line or All Fronts? Women's Trade Union Activism in Retail Services HAZEL CONLEY 479

NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS Inside back cover 51

Volume 6 Number 2 2005

Judith P. Stelboum Editor's Introduction

Felicia Von Van der Botch In the Nick of Time 5

Kathleen Warnock Last Call 23

Arnie M. Evans My Heart in Her Hand 39

Jennifer Polhemus Twenty-One Poems (Accompanying artwork. by Kristen RODs and Jennifer Polhemus) Surrendering 51 Hand #1 53 Amaterasu 54 ~~ ~ Broken Glass 57 A Jehovah's Witness and Christmas Cookies 58 Mom's House 59 The Saffron Widow 61 Current 63 Within 64 Little Sister 65 Earth Woman 67 War Torn 68 In the Flesh 69 December Solstice 70 The Truth of It 71 House of the Ordinary Gods 73 Beds 75 Port of Quiet 77 Mother. Once Removed 78 Mather and Child 79 Arms Uplifted 80 Dancing at the Phase 81 For Marietta 83 Hand #2 84 A_~ ~ Rhapsody on a Theme of Prostitution 87 Seated Female Nude 90 Prophecies 91

Jean Roberta Clever Curll and Olher Culprits: Lust and Reading Under Fire 93

Raglni Werner Treating Juno 109

Meredith Doench Survival 121

About the Contributor. 129 52

Volume 6 Number 3 2005

Judith P. Stelboum Editor's Introduction 1

Mary Jacobsen Blood Sisters: The Story of on Epic Friendship (Chapter One)* 5

Tanisia Smith Three Poems Listening 25 On Never Wanting to Be Somebody 27 Sunday Afternoon 30

Vickie Spray Earning the Gain 31

REPRESENTATIVE ARTIST

Linda Stein Knights: A Sculpture Series After 9/11 39 Six sculptures, four drawings Pages following page 43 Slow Curue 352 Verticol Energy 365 Protedion 469 (K)Night Figure 470 White Night 471 Quiet Strength 472 Three Knights 507 Two Knights 509 Leaning Knight 510 Sing/e Knight 514

Gwendolyn Bikls' 1966 55

Helen Klonarls Learning to Love Centipedes 77

Elizabeth Crowell Two Poems Elizabeth in Cambridge 81 Clam Shack, Late October 83

Brenda Cooper Recovery 85

Lori O'Dea The Curse of St. Cecile 97

About the Contributors 113 HAWWA 53 Journal qf Women qf the Middle East and the Islamic World

Vol. 3 no. 2 2005

Arlie/es

A~IIRA EL-AZIlARY SmmoL, History of ~vfarriage Contracts in Egypt 159 SHiRIN ZliBJ\TR, 'Just a Time-Pass"; Acknowledgement/Denial (?) of Sexual Harassment in Young \\'omen's Discourse 197 LYN"NE ''''ALTERS AND TIMOTHY N. \VALTERS, The Transilional '""oman: A Case Study of Values in the Context of an Arabic/Islamic Society ,...... 216 JA~nLA BARGACH, An Ambiguous Discourse of Rights: The 2004 Family Law Reform in (\·[orocco ...,... "...... 245

Book Reviews

LISA SUHAIR NIAJAJ, PAULA \V. SUNDERMAN AND THERESE SALIBA, /lItersecli01II: Gender, Nation, and Cmn1ll1milj' ill Arab fflomm's .Novels (Cara CHana) ,, ,...... 267 HAIFAAJAWAD Al','D TAJ."SIN BErm, Afuslim IVomen in the UK and Bf)'ond: Et:perimas and Images, H'omen and Gender: Ihe Afidd/f E"'I alld Ihe 1.

LErt.A SEBUAR, Shera<.adeJ ,Hissin.e,: aged 17, dark curly hair, grem eyes (Mona L. Rnssell) 278 Health Care 54 for Women International Volume 26, Number 5, 2005

371 Editorial 372 Nausea and Vomiting in Late Pregnancy Glenda Lindseth and Patty Vmi 387 Psychosocial Consequences of Early Diagnosis of HlV Status in Vertically Exposed Infants in Johannesburg, South Africa e. A. Varga, G. G. Sherman, J. Maphosa, alld S. A.jones 398 Public Participation for Women's Health: Strange Bedfellows or Partners in a Cause? Wilfreda E. Thurstoll, Ardene Robillsoll Vollmml, LY>llI Meadows, and Erill Ruthe'ford

422 Understanding Gender Constmction: Creating Space for FelTiinist Health Practice and Research Patricia A. KillSer muljudith A. Lewis 430 Complementary Medicine Practices in a Community-Based Sample of Lesbian and Heterosexual Women Alicia K. Matthews, TOllda L. Hughes, Gail Pillales Ostermall, and Molly M. Kodl 448 Perception of Health Care Delivery in Israel: Women's Voices Lora Warshawsky-Livlle, julie Cwikel, joseph Pliskill, alld Amy Avgar 456 Call for Papers: Special Issue on Women, Health and Leisure 458 Letter to the Editor Pillhatai Supametapom Special Issue with Highlights from the 15th International Congress on Women's Health Issues 55

461 EDITORIAL 463 COUNCIL NEWS KEYNOrn ADDRESS 464 Safe \'('o01anhood Is Not Safe Motherhood: Policy Implications Alal/brabim Me/ets PHYlLIS NOERAGER STERN DISTINGUISHED LECllJRESHIP AWARD 472 International Policies for Achieving Safe Motherhood: Women's Lives in the Balance ]oy(;e Beebe Thompson TAYLOR & FRANCIS LECfURESHIP AWARD 484 Women of the Amazon Forest and Citizenship Maria da Co"ceirito Maia de Oliveira TAYLOR & FRANCIS AWARD-\VlNNING ABSTRACTS 490 Farnil)' Dyna.mks of a Group of Women with Breast Cancer I A Dina01ica de um Grupo de Mulheres com Cancer de Mama R. G. Biffi and M. v: Mamede 491 Experiences of High-Risk Pregnant Women I Yivencias d.a Gestante de AJto Risco Mati/de Meire Miranda Cadete and /soUna de Lourdes Rios Assis 493 Feelings on Tubal Sterilizalion I Sentimentos Referentes a Esterilizac;ao Tubaria ;',faria Angelica Mendes, Cffda Valim Cortes Gradim, Crlstiane de OUf/eim Rocba, and Christiane Baptista Piterl

494 Desires, Rights, and Social Representations in HIY·Positive Women's Choice in Favor ofMotherhood I Entre a Desejo, a Direito e as Representa~Oes Sociais na Escolha da Maternidade por .Mulheres Soropositivas para 0 HIV Maria Imamlada de Fatima Freitas andMarla Eliane l;egio Matao 495 Nursing Care in lis Cultural and Social Dimension-The Life Story of Mothers with Syphilis I Cuidado de Enfermagem na Dimensao Cultural e Social­ Hist6ria de Vida de Maes com Sifilis leila Rangel da Sflva mid Rosangela da Stlva Santos 497 Relationship BetweenJob Performance and the Climacteric Period Among Women Working at Public Organizations / Associac;ao Entre Desempenho Profissional e 0 Climat€rio Entre Trabalhadoras em Organiza~OesPublicas Alide Salazar and Tafiana Paravic 498 Women's Perception on Care Received DUring the Process of Being a Mother: A Picture of Good and Bad Treatment /A Perce~o de Mulheres Sobre a Assistencia Recebida em Seu Processo de ser Mile: Um Cenario de Bons e Maus-tralos Gl6ria /nes Beal Gotardo mid /sfUa Aparecida Silva 499 Hrv Chemoprophylaxis in Raped Women: Impediments to Treatment Adhesion I Tratamento Quimioprofilatico para HIV Entre Mulheres Vi!imas de Estupro: Fatores que Impedem a Adesilo ao Tratamenlo lilian CQnceiyao Guimariies de Almeida and Nonne/fa Maria Freire Dfnfz 501 Breastfeeding Difficulties: An Epidemiological Study of Ribeiclo Preto I Dificuldades na Amamentac;ao: Estudo Epidemiol6gico no MUnidpio de Ribeiclo Preta-SP A. M. S. Nakano, M. C. G. Reis, M.]. B. Pereira, andM. R. G. B. VUMa 502 Liaisons and Knots: Violence Againsl \'\'omen lla~os e N6s: A Yiolenda Contra Mulher S6tlia Marla Soares, Flavia Siqlleira Pacheco, jociane Marcia de Castro, Edeilde Machado lea, and Zenilde Loyola ORIGINAL ARTICLES 504 Women's Anger, Aggression, and Violence Sandra P. Thomas 523 Intimate Partner Violence in the latina Community and Its Effect on Children SllSan Mattso'l and Ester Rllfz 531 16th Annual International Congress on Women's Health Issues Call for Papers

., Health Care 56 for Women International Volume 26, Number 7, 2005

533 Editorial 534 The National Breastfceding Policy in Nigeria: The \X'orking Mother and the Law l. N. E, \Vorugii and S.]. Etuk 555 A Review of "The National Breastfeeding Policy in Nigeria: The Working Mother and the law~ Chandfce Y. COVhlgtotl 561 Outcomes of a Community- and Home-Based Intervention for Safe Motherhood and Newborn Care Judith T. Fullerlon, Richard Kifljan, and Patricia M. Gass 577 Mothers Who Smoke: Confessions and Justifications lori G. Invin,joy L.Johmon, and]oan L Bottorff 591 Becoming and Being a Teenage Mother: How Teenage Girls in South Western Sweden View Their Situation Elisabeth HeTt/elt Wah", Eva Nissen, and Beth Maina Ahlberg 604 Lone Mothers Are at Higher Risk for Cardiovascular Disease Compared with Partnered MOIhers. Data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination SUlVey III (NHANES Ill) L. E YOlmg, S. L. CutHlingbam, and D. S. M. Buist 622 Letters to the Editor

Health Care for Women International Volume 26, Number 8, 2005

Special Issue on Aging

629 Editorial (i30 A Voke ofTheir Own: Women Moving Into Their Filiies Elizabelb Arllofd 652 Compulsive Sensitivit}'-A Consequence of Caring: A QlIaliWli\'l' Invc,stigation Into Women Carer',s Difficulties in limiling lodr Linours Anllilm S. K. Forssen. GI/Ililfa Cm'!:;ledr, {I/1(i Christin{l M. MUltberg (in Older \X'onlen's Expcriem:l.'s with Multiple Health Conditions: Daily Challenge,s and Care I'r:.u.:lkes Ktll'ell A. RolwJto, Cbrisfillll M. Gigliolli, (//1(/ Edca K. Husser (i93 Aging, Health Care, lind Elder Care: Perpctll;ltiun of Gl.'ndcr Inequalities in China l-h:l'illgjelllly ZhaJl 713 Gendcf LJilfercm:cs in Oldcf PlI!ient Populations: A Case l.inkage Stlldy of COllllllunity He,llth, Mental He;l[th, and Sod,,1 Scrvkt.'s in the Uniwd Kingdom J. }\,'

74H Join the Movt.'lllt.'nl [0 Have Healthy BOlle Projt.'(:t (JHBP); Changing Behavior among Older Women in Thaihllld SlIpar!> AH'<'-l'e. lincbollg porbflxlII. (//u/ Bmia B"lza 761 Book Hcviews Susan .Hallsoll Health Care

for Women 57 International Volume 26. Number 9, 2005

763 Edltori~lI 764 -Doing I! Properlr": Tht.:' ExperklKt;' of FiN ~In!ht;'ring Over 3'; Yt.:';lfS ,11(//)' Cam/OIl

7HH l\1t';mings of Being Prt'gnant ;lnd Having Decidt'd on Ahortion: Young Swedish \\'omen's Experil'I1Cl.'s llritl-.Jfarie Ha/{(!till, I\yllih' Chris{('lI.\:iolt, lIlId Pia Ok~OII

H07 Idt:lllifying He~llthy Eating Str;llegies in Low-Income I'rt'~llant \X'omen: ApflJring ~l i'ositi\"e Deviance "todd Eileen R. F(JII'/('~·. NUl/ill'/' A. l{eJldrid'.'i. mullormil/t' 0. \r(t1~'('I' B2I 1-1.;1\"ing A -Safe Ddh't'ry"; Conllkting Views from Tihet 1'lm'oJ/IIt'Adw/ls, Sl/elleJ/ ,lIille/: .fe/Illi/e,. Che11011', Sit'IIIItI Cmi.l.I.. Arlelle SWln'JI. (//U{ ,Ifi(hal'! \tl/'II('r

1'';2 Is okk:r l\laternaJ Age a Risk F,lclor for Pretcnn Birth and Fetal Growth Ite.~trittion? A Sy.~tellla{ic !{e\"iew OHL~1fIl(' \: J\'('ldJl/m-C(jfl~',(lIulJl/de(' E. Ol/y~NlI'

H76 Book Review SII.WIJI .11(/1f~{}/1

1377 Errallllll Health Care for Women International Volume 26, Number 10, 2005

879 Editor;al HHU Rdugee \'l;'omen's Health: Collalmralive Inquiry with Refugee Women in Rwanda Carol Pal'Usb 897 Korean Women Living in Ihe United StateS ilS Student Wivcs K(/P~Chlil Cbu,JOllp,IIV11l('e. (/lui ,\(w)' AIlJlJezeu'$ki

916 Health S{iHUS and Access 10 Health Care of Documented and Undonlluented Inllui,ttrilnl l:uino \X'olllen Kh(l'a}. ,\{arsb(/fi. XilJ/('lIa Urmlia-Rojas, Francisco SolO Mm. (/Jul Claudia Coggill 957 COlll(X'ling Km,wlcdge Claims in the Pro\'ision {)f Anlt'n~llal C~m~: A Qualitiuh'e Study of Traditional Birlh Auendants in RurJI Zimhahwe 11m/x'lible Malho/e, GWlilIa lilldmarl.!. lilUl Bf!lb Mail/a Ahllx""g

957 From Sunrise to Sunset: An Ethnogr.lphr of Ruml Et·u>ldnrian Women·s Pen:t'in:d Hculth Needs imd Hesources Naomi Scbol.'lIJi!ld alUl Ten'sa C.JfWr!X'

97H tt.'Ut.'r to the Editor

9S2 2005 List of He\'iewcrs

rOll.OWI1\G I'AGE 91:U: Tille l"I~C to '·olume 16 Author Index to Volume 16 Annll;.lI T~lhk's of Contenb 58

WOMEN'S NEWS & FEMINIST VIEWS' Summer 2005 • Vol. 19 No,l

A COMPLICATED ~I~~a'r~~:;o~:j~~:~;:fh KIND OF AUTHOR 38 20 Rniew by Sracer Kauda Miriam Toews (A CDmp/icated Kindne .•s) talks to HeolOns about Mennonite cultme, the creati\'e process lind the blessing! of humour ill this full­ ~~~i~~' ~o;~IL:~~ns on EcslU)', length feature intfryiew. br Vi Brandt 39 Marianne F'aithfull, Mary Gauthier, Roberla Flack, DOCTOR. LAWYER. Tori Amos and PhoenlxWisehone. 25 INDIAN CHIEF With women making up 15 percent of chiefs on ,~~~~F:I:/~~~ reserves in Canada, we thought it was time to find 43 Reliew by Maureen Medl'td out if"omenapproach politics differently than men, Their anWCr81lre Bure to inspire ),ou, by Kim Anderson THE MOTHER COLUMNS 28 LOAD FIRST WORD AhUlldred)'ears 3g0, women were prohibited from 2BY PENNI MITCHEL working when the)' were married: 50 )'ean ago, most Driving Miss La:}' WOMEN'S NEWS employers banished a woman who wu pregnant. Axe thiogs better for lodar's mOlhers? BODY POLITIC Anm'81y Targ... by Leigh Fdetkyand Mira Kirshner BY JUDY REBICK !~.,':::'j 6-13 5 ... .:::'.- Honour Killing, by G~obal Chal1er Paves Way :';'. Thema Wolfuwdl Israeli .. :. . . _ Haraumenl Complainl8 Ignored br COLE'S NOTES ,,~" Anal Cohen, Women Make Space on ARTS & CULTURE BY SUSAN G, COLE .J,-.:~" 15 . ..: Alberta Land6cape by Rachel ' Andrea D\\:orkinl 194-6--zoo5 Thomp!MIJChildren of a Lener GQd by Dupa SUMMER Kand(l.$uiomy. 32 READING OUT OF BOUNDS. I am a Red Dms by Ann:!. Camilleri; Lighlhoustkeeping BY LISA RUNDLE by Jeanetlt WlnterSOll: Di61riCf 6 by Rozella Maart: 31 Grrris. Grnls, Crrds What Casanova Told Me by Suun S\\'3n; Wollam I FEMINIST VIEWS Hal't 1'101 FOlloften by Bernadette Baby Dyer, GLOBAL WARNING 47 BY NAOMI KLEIN RIOT ISSUES AND IDEAS Disaster Capilalislll 16 PRRRLSI 34 Trn Thousand ROJeJ b)' Judy Rebick l "The Suual Cast oUyourslereotypes, A revolution in crarling Spectrum by Olh'c Skene Johnsonl Bc)vnd Slash. Bum, ON THE EDGE has overtaken third wave feminists. Didn't second and Pof-101l by Marc)' Jane Knopf-Newman: D,1ncing BY LYN COCKBURN Badnftlrds, A Social Hist0J)"ofCanadian Women in 48 wave women ditch those female trappings +0 years Zing, Zing. CUI Patriarchs' Strings ago? Find out what iI's all about. bylenni/erO'Connor PQ!iliell b)' Sharon Carstairs and Tim Higgins. 59 GlltllIZONS WOMEN'S NEWS & FEMINIST VIEWS' Fall 2005 Vol. 19 No,2

CANADA'S ARTS AND 20 DISAPPEARED WOMEN 36 IDEAS QWela!, hi"c been slow to Investigate or have simply Incorrigible byVelma. Deme180nl Ignored the fact that an estimated 500 Aboriginal Marian Engul life in Leftert ed.s C. women have gone mi8singin the 1&$120 )'ears. Now. Verdu)'n and K. GaraYI finding My tlut may be about to change. br Launn Cortu Talk by Agnet Crant! Women in a World 01 W'a.r,? Vifpalchu from the SKIN Fronl by Madeleine Cagnonl 24 DEEP Feminism.s aM Womanitm.s. eds. Women love their latloos. And a gro\'o'lng nurnher of Althea Prince and Susan Silva'Waynel Should ParenU women are laking up tbe trade, Find out whytbelr Be Li«l1$ed? by PegTitde. love of the art form It more than jutt skin deep. byAltri, Keinfen WHITE KNIGHTS COLUMNS 28 DARK THREATS An Intervlewwith She rene Raz4ck, author of While FIRST WORD BY PENNI MITCHEL WOMEN'S NEWS Knlghl$, Dark Thrroll, a book that challenges the 5 notion that we live In a lolerantsocietywhere racism Adaptation is practiced by only sn ignorant few, -12 C"lingC.II,Art COLE'S NOTES byOhuloilaAUe)1l' 7 Tranaform. JWdy BY SUSAN G, COLE and Sou! by Carole TtnBrink, Sex 13 Airing Laundry D)·.fun~ion Stlmulalea Debate by Nkcle Cohen, Cradling Humanity. BODY POLITIC SaYing Live. by Dttpa Xo!\da.twamYI • ARTS & CULTURE BY JUDY REBICK Rememberingtbe Bulterfllea by 15 Mourn Hanra.h4n. MUSIC Choking for Change 32 REVIEWS Mol1M Wainwright by Manba Wainwright; Raril~f by OUT OF BOUNDS 'The Indigo Glrlt l Book ofUfe by Matyem Tollarl 31 BY LISA RUNDLE· FEMINIST VIEWS &witl KiliM by Rtgina Spektorl Tht4 111000 by Le Helping the Heiple» TigrellonnArdenby JannArden. TREASURED GLOBAL WARNING 16 CHEST FALL 47 BY NAOMI KLEIN Breast reduction aurgerywun't enough to creale a 33 FICTION Shell Camea body that Kyle Scanlon was comfortable living in, The &chol1e Yror by Sta~r D'Erumol VenoUl Hum by while making the 1ran,ilIon (rom female to male. Suzelfe Marl! W1mmMySharne byShary Boyle; Whot ON THE EDGE This 18 the ItOry about hi. declaion to remove the WeAlI Long For by Dionne Brandl Ma~rel Shy by 48 BY LYN COCKBURN breatll and aculpt hi, cheat. by Kpt Stanlon Natalee Caplel My HlUbond by Dacia Maraln!. Reality Check International 60 Feminist Journal oj Politics

VOLUME 7 2005 NUMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 2005

ARTICLES

'So Few of Us and So Many of Them': US Women Resisting Desert Storm Robill L. Riley 341

Not Without My Sister{s): Imagining a Moral America in KandalJar Cy1lt1lia Weber 358

Gender and Post-Conflict Civil Society: Eritrea Patricia J. Campbell 377

From Intergovernmental Negotiations to {Sub)national Change: A Transnational Perspective on the Impact of CEDAW SUS01U1(' Zwillgel 400

CONVERSATIONS

The Art of Security: The Relationship of Gender and , Sex to Peace and Contlict~CautionlWet Paint! Hefe" Brocklehurst 425

BOOK REVIEWS

Review Essay: Women: Where Are They in Wars and Bow Can They Be Heard in Peace?

Cynthia Cockburn. The Line: Women, Partition and the Gender Order in Cypnls; Wenona Giles and Jennifer Hyndman (edsl, Sites of Violence: Gender and Conflict lOlles; Adam Jones (ed.), Gelldercide and Genocide Haleh Afshar 435

Sandra Whitworth, Mell, Militarism and UN Peacekeeping: A Gelldered Analysis Ruth Jacobson 442

Asha Hans and Annie Patri (cds), Womnl, Disability and Identity Mark Sheny 444

Rose Weitz (ed.), The Politics of Women's Bodies: Sexuality, Appearance and BellOIJior Claire Carter 441

Maria J. Falco (ed.), Feminist Interpretations ofNiccold MacJliOl'elli Terrell Carver 449

Notes on Contributors 451 •• 61 II I issue 51 fall, 2005 • features 10 Jessica Simpson Changed My by Naomi Ryan .... ; <.},. ---.....---. 23 Cult of the Body Beautiful by Helen Jubran -"\";Jr;;"~H "// ,'. :-""" 30 A Note on the Romantic Comedy ,\.i&\;l:{i~&~i.it{' " Rights of Women by Anonymous 32 Notes from the Stupid Tent IRIS by Sh,mnon Welch interviews\,..-.__.__ A Journal 48 Lesbian Chic gah;jQ~>" About Women by Hannah Rubenstein 16 Jennifer Ba 60 Mommie Dearest Amy Ri ards ',,-- by Natalie STOne b)' Annie hutte 3nd Gina \'\'elch \ 66 Girl Power Goes to the Beach? 64 Shazia irza \, hyWill Boast \ fiction I 39 A Tangle of Gold 29 On Bing a Palestinian Activist J by Jan Grieco 38 S~(d~r 'H6':k / poems 55 c6ri~~"f~tcommunityArt Oy.t,(ach 19 Absolute Value by Lauren Rooker ~ by Anne Hudson 28 Poe 6i' a Lef~n y Anna Smith peripherals 5 Blonde Burning 09 Embarassing 59 Oh, Man , by Annene Basylga Moments 71 Auntie Virus /76 Wardrobe '\ 37 Quiz . 72 Books by Charlotte McCaffrey 452x4 74 Music art ' 46 Look Out 78 Hit Lists 20 Katie Marshall 56 Sarah Small 62 ",OMEN INACTION international 3-2004

12 Politics and Power: A Gendered Perspective 38 Resurrecting the Goddess: Exploring Powerful from South Asia (Re)presentations of Women's Bodies By Farida Shaheed by Ava Vivian ililnzales The author discusses women's interaction with, and This essay attempts to (re)present ways the female body access to, power and politics in the more formalised is (re)presented as both object and subject for the de­ political process and directly relates these /0 states and ployment ofpower in an effort to expand and explode gouernmenst in South Asia. She also raises some of/he the historical notion of beauty through (re)reading issues concerned with the various spaces available to (re)presentations ofthe goddess. One thing the notion women at different moments, and the strategies used ofihe goddess offers women isa potent imageofbeauty by women activists /0 increase these spaces. The article permitting uncorseted movement on unbound feet, em­ also tackles some ofthe more disconcerting con/radie­ powering women to set and achieve unrestricted goals lions in this arena. for themselves.

27 Disempowered Palestinian Girls' Uncommon 43 Women's Movement and Media in India: Death Wishes-Research sheds Light Reshaping Notions of Power by Lina Sagaral Reyes by Kiran Prasad This article discusses why young girls develop uncom· The arh"cle analyses the mass media reflection on power man death wishes and become prone to recruitment to relations and struggles within tile women'slfeminist become suicide bombers. It is based on findings ofa movement in India, based on some cases that are live study on the subject by Prof. Nadira Shalhoub issues and which challenge the policy for women's em· Kevorkian ofthe Hebrew University. powerment. The articles also highlights new directions for the media to take in order to sustain the momen­ 3D Occupied Palestine Territories: "Olive Tree tum ofwomen's struggle for their rights. Campaign" Gives Purposeful Hope By Lina Sagaral Reyes Departments The Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) of 1 Editorial Palestine is exploring non-uiolent ways ofresisting the 4 Clips continuing occupation oftheir territories through the 49 Isis resources 49Books "Olive Tree Campaign. n YWCA·Palestine works with farmers in the planting and nurturing ofolive trees, 52Web resources the universal symbol ofpeace and peacemaking, and 59 Film review . an important source ofliuelihood for peasants. 61 ICT Section: Women Do F/LOSS: Isis Migrates to Open Source on Desktop By Aileen FarnHara .33 Why We Shouldn't Become Assassins to Walking our talk-Isis women share their experiences Defend Our Honor and Get Justice by Killing Bill in using Open Office. By Marianita 'aka" "Girlie" Villariba 64 Media Section: Reproductive Health Empowerment: The author shares her reflections as a woman who is AStruggle Against Conservatism discovering the female body and meditation practices. By Tess Raposas She,takes offfrom how the mouie industry constructs This article is an attempt to shed some light on the andcaptures perceptionsoffemale bodies, and imposes quagmire on the long-drawn reproductiue health strug­ standards and values ,such as being attractive, ugly, gle, with focus on the how the Church and media are beautiful, undesirable, or sexy. The article also seeks able to influence the influx of euents related to the to help ease the burden ofwomen and help protect their advocacy on reproductive health. integrity by introducing a body and mediiation prac­ tice. 63

JOURNAL OF MIDDLE EAST WOMEN'S STUDIES

':-.-:' ,- VOLUME 1 NUMBER 2 SPRING 2005

ARTICLES

Who Is Fatima? Gender, Culture, and Representation in Islam Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet

MEMOIR: No Such Thing as Women's Literature miriam cooke 25 Birthing "Invisible" Children: State Power, NGO Activism, and Reproductive Health among Illegal Migrant Workers in Tel Aviv, Israel Sarah S. Willen 55 Feminist Activism for the Abolition of FGC in Sudan Ellen Gruenbaum 89 Is Paid Work the (Only) Answer? Neoliberalism, Arab Women's Well-Being, and the Social Contract Jennifer C. Olmsted 112

BOOK REVIEWS

Mounira M. Charrad States and Women's Rights: The Making of Postcolonial Thnisia) Algeria, and Morocco Reviewed by I. Okwuje 140 64

JOURNAL OFMIDDLE EAST WOMEN'S STUDIES VOLUME'li.N6~BBR3'.FALL2005

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ARTICLES

Revisiting the Abbasid Harems Nadia Maria EI Cheikh

In the Shadow of the State: Changing Definitions ofArab Women's "Developmental" Citizenship Rights Mervat Hatem 20 Religious Bodies and the Secular State: The Merve Kavak<;, Affair Kim Shively 46 The Argument from Silence: Morocco's Truth Commission and Women Political Prisoners Susan Slyomovics 73

BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS

Acknowledgement to UNESCO

Amnesty International and the Idea of Muslim Women's Human Rights Nancy Gallagher 96 Divorced from Justice Farida Deif 108 Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 65 An International Forum

VOLUME 16, NUMBER 4 2004

Sexual Orientation and the Sister Relationship: Conversations and Opportunities Leslye King Mize, Susan Ture", Jo Meier

Stories of Resistance: Exploring Women's Responses to Male Violence Kate Warner, Agnes Baro, Helen Eigenberg

Social Constructions of Motherhood and Mothers on Drugs: Implications for Treatment, Polley, and Practice Cheryl H. Litzke

Another Look at Resilience: Challenging the Stereotypes of Aging Donna Hilleboe DeMuth

POLITICS OF INCLUSION: CIRCLE UNBROKEN Rhea V. Almeida, Politics of Inclusion Editor

Spousal Use of Pornography and Its Clinical Significance for Asian-American Women: Korean Women as an illustration Eunjung Ryu JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES

66 IN RELIGION

Fall 2005 Volume 21 Number 2

20th-Anniversary Issue

o Editors' Introduction Ktl;ok Pui-lan Elisabeth Schiiss1er Fiorcll:;:.a o Articles _ New Scholar Award Honorable l\lention: Persephone's Sacred Lake and the Ancient Female Mystery Religion in the Womb ofSicily Marguerite Rigoglioso 5 A Greater Awakening: "'omen's Intellect as a Factor in Early Abolitionist Movements, 1824-1834 Jennifer Rycenga 31 "'omen ofSodom and GOl11orrah: Collateral Damage in the \Var against Homosexuality? Holly Joan Toensing 61 o Cutting Edges _ New Scholar Award '''inner: "My/Our" Comfort Not at the Expense of"Somebody Else's": Toward a Critical Global Feminist Theology Nami Kim 75 o In a Different Voice _ Pastorale, 6/83-12186 Elizabeth Alexander 95

o Special Section: JFSR Twentieth-Anniversary Celebration _ A Short History ofJFSR Judith Plaskow 103 The Contribution ofJFSR to Shaping the Field Emilie M. Townes 106 Learning with JFSR Margaret M. GOleer 114 Don't Be Afraid of the F-Word: Feminism, Fun, and the Future E/i;;abeth Pritchard 117 JFSR at Twenty: Time for a Crowth Spurt? Diane L. Moore 121 A "Transit Home" away from Home Namsooll Knng 123 Thoughts on the Twentieth Birthday ofJFSR Naomi Goldenberg 126 Coloring Outside the Lines Stephanie Y. Mitchem 128 The Secret ofJFSR Renate Jost 130

o Living It Out Womanist \Vorks in \Vord Katie G. Cannon Alison P. Gise Johnson Angela D. Sims 13.5

PANAAWfM Lives! Kwok Pui¥/an Rachel A R Bwu!ang 147

o Notes on Contributors _ 159 Journal of Gender Studies

Volume 14 Number 2 July 2005 67 Barbara O'Connor. Sexing the nation: discourses of the dancing body in Ireland in the 1930s 89 Jannila Mildorf. Words that strike and words that comfort: discursive dynamics of verbal abuse in Roddy Doyle's The Woman Who Walked Into Doors 107 Annelies Knappers & Anton Anthonissen Male athletic and managerial masculinities: congruencies in discursive practices? 123 FORUM Shirley Chew. 'Double binds around my feet'; the enormity of the everyday in women's writing and writing about women 137 Anllpama Garg. Interview reflections: a first generation migrant Indian woman researcher interviewing a first generation migrant Indian man 147 Lorene Gottschalk. Response to Zucker commentary on Gottschalk's (2003) 'Same-sex sexuality and childhood gender non~conformity: a spurious connection' 153 REVIEWS Brain Gender (Melissa Hines) reviewed by Hilary Rose 159 A Concise Companion to Feminist Theory (Mary Eagleton (Ed.» reviewed by Rosemarie Buikema 161 Elizabeth Bowen: the en/arced retllm (Neil Corcoran) reviewed by Chris Hopkins 162 The Poetry ofCarol Ann Duffy 'Choosblg Tough Words' (Angelica Michelis & Antony Rowland (Eds» reviewed by C.E. Rosenow 164 Eleanor Rathbone and the Politics ofConscience (Susan Pedersen) reviewed by Johanna Alberti 165 I Put a Spell on YOII: dancing women from Salome to Madonna (Wendy Buonaventura) reviewed by Sidney Eve Matrix 167 The Remasculinization of Korean Cinema (Kyung Hyun Kim) reviewed by Seungsook Moon 169 Pobladoras, Indfgenas, and the State: conflict over women's rights in Chile (patricia Richards) reviewed by Margaret Power 170 Gender and the Politics 0/ Rights and Democracy ill Latin America (Maxine Molyneux & Nikki Craske (Eds)) reviewed by Ramaah Sadasivam 172

Ghosts in the Machine: women's voices in research with technology (Nicola Yelland & Andee Rubin (Eds» reviewed by Abigail Powell 174 Techno Feminism (Judy Wajcman) reviewed by Radhika Ga.ijala 175 Gender. Identity and Reproduction: social perspectives (Sarah Earle & Gayle Letherby (Eds» reviewed by Anna Fielder 177 Twenty-First Century Feminist Classrooms: pedagogies o/identity alld differellce (Arnie A. Macdonald & Susan Sanchez-Casal (Eds» reviewed by Berenice Maika Fisher 178 BOOKS RECEIVED 181

NOTES ON CONTRffiUTORS 183 SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS Journal of International Women's Studies 68 Special Issue: Volumes Vol. 6, #2, JUlie 2005

Introduction N91ulr..Q.nl.1!l~ .....E..d!t.9:r..~ B~ear{'hillgEe1!lalePubli~.TQil~.1s: Gen!krf.ttSpaces. nJ~cJ.plinan' 1•.imiU By Valerie Begley and Olga Gershenson By Barbara Penner

Articles TItt..r.9JHica! EconolllufDesire' GWgGlphies ofF!::male Sex W'![kin Dirty Spaces: Communication anll Contamination in Men's Public Toilets J1:wana, Cuba . By Ruth Barean By Cynthia Pope

Frol1l Sociability to Suectacle: Interracial Sexuality anti the Ideologkill...lli..e~ Your HlIJub!e Servant Shows Hj1!ls~f' Don SlIHs.ro andhb.lJ.c_C!lffl:.th9IDJ:. illn~J~l'(,YQIJLCJjyJ2!ljl:l2JJl S~ By Elizabeth Clement By Angela Todd

o The Communal Anartment in the Works of I[illil GrekoYllUod Nina~ AbsellLhomosexlljllily: The mcdia1td dis{,our.5~s..ofmoscu!i.oit)' 011 the d~3..ign By Erin Collopy @d ('oostruction of the Sydney Opcnl IIQ.1!..S..e: By Greg Young The Roya tAQhCLo1.Eo.nID:'.r.al!!.1 By Gabrielle £Sperdy Dook Review: ~dercd Pulpit· Preochingjll !\meric30 Protcstan~ S1I..2p.piUg for Pleasure: Women in tbe Making ofLQhdon 's West End Reviewed by Alwen Bledsoe and Tammie Kennedy Reviewed by Yasemin Desen

Redesigning the American Dreum: The future of Housing. WodhJmd Family Life Reviewed by Mary Elizabeth Bezanson

MallS of Women's Goings lind Stll)'ings Reviewed by Chithra KarunaKaran

DQ.mestic Violence and the Politics ofPri\'acy Reviewed by Suzanne Enck:Wanzer

Black Body: Women. Colonialism. and Sp~ Reviewed by Stephanie Y. Evans

Embodied IJtopias: Gender. Socin! Change. nod the Modern Metrop...Q1is Reviewed by Delano Greenidge-Copprue l\ledia Reyiew: Performing the Border. 42 minutes, VHS, color, 1999. Writing Desire, 25 minutes, VHS, color, 2000. Remote Sensing. 53 minutes, VHS, color, 2001. Europlex. 20 minutes, VHS, color, English or Spanish, 2003. Reviewed by Pamela C. Rosi

Behind lite Gates: Life, Security. and the pursuit of Hanniness in Fortress America Reviewed by Jennifer Scanlon

Outsiders Inside: Whiteness, Place and Irish Women (Gendq:. Racism, EthJ!icit)'} Reviewed by Helen Thompson

Poetry: ER11ler's Kitchen By Elisabeth Kuhn

Photo Essays: Memories In a Vacuum & Western Deal'll: Ouestioning the Nature ofSp.fttl in the Israeli Context By Anal Litwin

Paris. View from the Street By Mary Wolf Journal oflnternational Women's Studies 69 Special Issue: Vol. 6, #3, July 2005

Introduction NQJe5fn;'-OlJh~J<:djt91~ By Kristin Aune and Karen Throshy

Articles Tussles Over GemlcredSp_a~es .and AssertiVl1s QfFern.fllc. PrescnceinAnne i.e i\'lllnUHllldJlllrtigaILsJ~hly_T!leSgs:fJ!1_fi{llltt1 By Catherine Barron

RefnH:lilJg.MothcrlQngu.C_Sl_CQnsideriug mobility tbmugh language By Michaela Fay

',B)'h.eaveo,and heH~: ,Re~eVlllliating represJmtatiQllsof women JlIld th~ ange.llwhore dJ~hllto!1lY i n_RenaJ$,SIlII.~e .r~"e'lge_ traged)' By Roxanne Grimmett

\VhaJ sorL!lLm~nJ81l1ealtb _prohlems _aXe J~xp~rie"--.r_ed_ by )~OJlleDj-,) c.onl~m I1-O-ffiQ' Ilrj USIL£Odety? _~Yb atd.Q 111((ere.n.t fe O1Jo istpersp--.e.cttves. off~ as alleviation? By Penny Halliday

Mi~y 1M islkm ca n_oL£lIioH.:.JJlIl~pjJlg~-'llbe_E(Qnti~n. ~LF~m1ll.e hko tit~ By Eliza Sellen

Thg. SilgpdJ1g.~(J\!Q!Ufn ~.Th_f Jri~b, AbortiQ.n, Lp.W,$Jlnd..Re.ligi_QI) By Rachael Wright Journal of Lesbian Studies 70 Volume 9, Number 3 2005

Making Lesbians Visible in the Substance Use Field

Elizabeth Eltorre Guest Editor

Introduction: Moking Lesbions Visible in the Substonce Use Field Elizabeth ENorre The Co-Occurrence of Depression and Alcohal Dependence Symptoms in a Community Sample of Lesbians Wendy B. Bostwick Tondo L. Hughes Timolhy Johnson Alcohol Consumption, Alcohol-Related Problems, ond Other Substance Use Among Lesbian and Bisexuol Women Lourie Drabble Koren Trocki Alcohol Use and Alcohol-Reloted Problems in Self-Identified lesbians: An Historical Cohort Analysis (heryl A. Parks Tondo L. Hughes Substance Use and Social Identity in the Lesbian Community Molly Kerby Richard Wilson Thomas Nicholson John B. While Toward a Grounded Theory of Lesbians' Recovery from Addiction (annie R. MoNhews Peggy Lorah Jaime Fenlon Labelling Out: The Personal Account of an Ex-Alcahalic Lesbian Feminist Palsy Sloddon Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Clients' Experiences in Treatment for Addidion (annie R. MONhews Mary M. D. Selvidge

Predicting, Understanding and Changing: Three Research REGULAR ARTICLE Paradigms Regarding Alcohol Use Among Lesbians Maria Pettinato When Mothers Learn a Daughter Is a Lesbian: Then and Now Exploring an HIV Paradox: An Ethnography of Sexual Minority Sarah- F. Pearlmall Women Injectors Rebecca M.Yollng Samuel R. Friedman Patricia Case :J1) unitt! 0/ Women &r.71ging 71

Volume 17 Number 3 2005 FROM THE EDITOR

Meaning of Aging In Women's Lives Eleanor Krassen Covan, PhD Resilience as Adaptation In Older Women Beth Kinsel, MGS, PhD "Are They Stili Having Sex?" STls and Unintended Pregnancy Among Mid-life Women Christy A. Sherman, PhD, S. Marie Harvey, DrPH, John Noell, PhD

Differences in the Health Care Needs and Service Utilization of Women In Nursing Homes: Comparison by RacelEthnicity Juliet A. Davis, PhD

Gender Differences In Activity of Daily Living of the Elderly In Rural China: Evidence from Chaohu Wenjuan Zhang, MS, Shuzhuo U, PhD, Marcus W. Feldman, PhD Keeping the Bailin the Air: Contact In Long-Distance Friendships Tanya D. Finchum, PhD

BOOK REVIEWS Aging with Allitude: Growing Older with Dignity and Vitality, by Robert Levine Reviewed by Christine Langworthy, MSW The Cultures ofCaregiving: Conflict and Common Grolllul Ainong Families. Health Professionals. and Policy Makers, edited by Carol Levine and Thomas Munay Reviewed by Molly Ranney, PhD, LCSW FROM THE NEW EDITORS xxi Introduction 72 Heidi Haffmall/l

GENDERING CITIZENSHIP, ELECTIONS, AND SOCIAL CAPITAL

Governubility and Women's Citizenship 9 Mercedes Barque, Swulra Osses

Gender. Presidential Elections and Public Policy: Making Women's Votes MaUer 31 Barbara C. Burrell

Gender and Black Presidential Politics: From Chisholm 10 Moseley Braun 51 ?md(l D. McClaill Niwllbi M. Carler Michael C. Brady

Women's Status and Social Capital in the United Siaies 69 Amy Ca;aZ';.(1 Roberl D. Putnam

From the Trenches

Attacking First-Time Women Candidates for Congress 85 c., TClllyaMeikh , IMPLEMENTING POliCY THROUGH A GENDERED LENS: VIEWS FROM EUROPE AND LATIN AMERICA

Making Policymakers More Gender Aware: Experiences and Reflections from the Women's Budget Group in the United Kingdol)1 109 " Susan Hilllllle/ll'eit How to Muke the Law Work? Buugetmy Implications of Dolnestic Violence Lnws in Latin AmericUNITED NATIONS N 0...... "E Child Care as a Hliman Right: A New Perspec'tive ::l on an Old Debatt' 173 ;g Mart/w F, Dat'IS

Defending Diversity, Sustaining Consensus: NGDs at the Beijing Women's Conference and Beyond 189 Kristen Timothy

Women's NGDs at UN Conferences: The 1992 Rio Conference on the Environment as a Watershed Event 181 Mat)' P, Halley

About the Contributors 197 GJ{alliope 73 a journal of women's literature & art VOL. XXVII NO.2 2005

Twelfth Sue SaDiel Elkind Poetry Contest 'Vinner Deborah Edler Brown 9 Cubism Finalists Visual Artists Eleanor Brawley II Last Chance Anna Tomczak 5 "Views of Mars" Holly Hughes 12 The Mammogram 6 "The Sphinx I" Susan Carman 14 Intensive Care 7 "The Sphinx II" Keny Dunning 15 Time 8 "Deco Bird" Marianne Worthington 17 Reading My Grandmother's Diary 10 "On the Wing" Diane Stone 18 It's All There, Waiting Carol Prusa 32 "Transfusion" (detail) Rebecca Killzie Bastian 19 Possum Tongue 33 "You Are Too Many" (detail) Joanne Tangorra 20 Red Leaves 34 "Between" Ann Day 21 A Word in the Wind 35 "Between" '(detail) Judl' Rowe Michaels 23 In Remission? 36 "Spew" (detail) J¥anda S. PraislIer 24 The Persistence of Memory 37 "To Be One" (detail) Lee Robinson 25 Creed Roberta Marks 52 "A Place Between" Susan Carman 26 Trifecta 53 "Speaking Volumes" Lois B. Heatoll 28 Anniversary 54 "Walking into Solitude" Judy Klare 30 Hesitation 55 "Wounded" Mmy PetrosJ.y 31 Tinderbox 56 "Black Tears" Nina Hofer 74 "Camera Degli Sposi, I" Interview 75 "Camera Degli Sposi, II" Mmy Sue Koeppel 39 Developing and Creating Character: 76 "Camera Degli Sposi, III" An Interview with Leslie Schwartz 77 "Camera Degli Sposi, IV" 78 "Camera Degli Sposi, VI" Prose 79 "Camera Degli Sposi, VU" Renee £. D'Aoust 47 The Fly~Fisherman's Waltz Emily Arthur Douglass 96 "Smoke Follows Fire Ann Struthers 57 Rocking the Secret (With Birds)" Jean Anderson 80 Counting: A Tale of Enumeration 97 "Search Party Kinney Littlefield 90 The Bumping (With Fignre), No.2" Emilie Dyer 103 Fertility Rates 98 "Smoke Follows Fire" 99 "Mirror (Response)" Poetry 100 "Denial" Ruth Dickey 38 Cleaning the China 1\3 "Yes, Yes" Erin Ann Thomas 62 Whiteness: For Georgia O'Keefe 63 Blackness: For Georgia O'Keefe Katherine Lucas Anderson 64 Light Years Evelyn James 65 That Saturday in October Dian Duchin Reed 66 The Search for Truth Contributors Jell11a Rindo 67 The Morning After Her 1\5 Miscarriage Deborah Bacharach 68 Prayer for the Birth Eleanor Stanford 69 The Book ofSleep (XXV) 70 The Book ofSleep (VIII) 71 The Book of Sleep (III) Mmge Piercy 72 Hurricane warning 73 Bad everything day

Reviews Vivian Shipley 94 Tal/ching Shadoll's. poems by Bonnie Barry Sanders Elizabeth LI/nd 101 Betweell the BOlles, poems by Mary Sue Koeppel 74 Kruh & ruze / Bread & Roses Broi 26 / Issue 26 2005 v Zene no trzistu rada / Women on the Labor Market [SUMMARIES IN ENGLISH]

5 Jagoda Milidrag Smid: Ekonomski polozaj zena u Hrvatskoj / Economic Status of Women in Croatia

19 Nada Kerovec: (Ne)jednakost zena na tdiStu rada / (In)equality of Women on the Labor Market

34 Ivanka Avelini Holjevac, Vlado Gali,ic: Zene u poduzetnistvu / Women Entrepreneurs

46 Elvira Koic: Mobbing, tokenizam, seksuolno uznemiravanje zena no raclnom miestu / Mobbing, Tokenism, Sexual Harassment of Women at the Work Place

54 Siavica Jakobovic Fribec: Javno protiv diskriminacije i svih oblika nosiljo protiv zena / Publicly Against Discrimination and All Forms of Violence Against Women

59 Knjige 0 zenama no Idislu rada iz knjiznog fonda Zenske infoteka / Books on women on the labor market within Women's Infoteke library

62 Sic gavore statistike 0 polozoju zena no Idislu rada? / What do the statistics show about the status of women on the labor market?

64 Inicijotiva ,,40 do 50" / The Initiotive 40 fo 50

Prljevod /T.....slatlo.. 65 Zenski pristup zapoSljavanju i ostvarivanju jednokog prihodo / Women's Access to Employment and Equal Pay 75 Sylvia Walby: Novije promjene rodnih odnosa u zaposljovanju / Recent Changes of Gender Relations in Employment Policies

Prik~'lt / litH,)" I'cview 79 Suzana Marjanic: Plonetorizmom protiv svih oblika valie ze moe iii kako Citoti Hegelo ))zenskim ocoloma« / The Planetorism Against All Forms of Will to Power or How to Read Hegel Using »Women's GlossesH

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Vije.ti, kalend... / News, ( ..lend... 85 Br./N° 27 2005. 75

[SUMMARIES IN ENGLISH] 05 Dr. Maca logan: Biti covjek no poseban naein / How to Be a Human in a Special Way

12 leonardo Kovacevic: Vjerovati znaCi zoruciti se s revolucijom - feministicka alealogija Dorothee Solie / Believing Means Being Engoged to Revolution - a Feminist Atheology 01 Dorolhee Solie 15 Dorothee Solie: Pobjednici i gubitnici / Winners and losers 17 Dorothee Solie: Teologija osloboc!enjo je drvo / liberation Theology Is a Tree

Intervju / Interview 18 Za novu teolosku antropologiju (s. Rebeka Jadranka Anie) / For a New Theologicol Anthropology (s. Rebeka Jadronka Anie)

Bibllograflja / Blbllogra~hy 23 Izbor knjiga iz knjiznice Zenske infoteke 0 zenama i teologiji / Selection 01 books on women and theology from Women's Infoteko library

Esej / Essay 26 Dasa Drndie: Feministicki rukopis iii politicka parabola: lillian Hellman / Feminist Handwriting or Political Parable: lillian Hellman

Recen:lije I prlkazl / Reviews and accounts 37 Darija lilie: »Istocna Europa i TreCi svijet: zenski pokusaj ponovne uspostave dijalogo« Godisnji mec1unoroclni seminar Zene j politika u Dubrovniku / »Eastern Europe and the Third World: Women's Attempt to Re-Establish the Diologue« Annual international seminar Women and Politics organized in Dubrovnik 40 Suzana Marjanie: »lena i Crkva ilili »eticka shizofrenija« spram (nasih) zeno« (5. Rebeka Jaclranka Anic, ))Yise cd zaclanogo: zene u Crkvi u Hrvatskoj u 20. stoljeeu«) / »Women and Church and/or »Ethic Schizophrenia« Against (Our) Women« (s. Rebeka Jadranka Anie, »YiSe od zodanoga: zene u Crkvi u Hrvotskoj u 20. stoljeeu«) 45 ljiljana Filipovie: »Mamma, ti voglio bene« (Caroline Eliacheff i Nathalie Heinich, »Majke i kceri - odnos utroje«) / »Mommo, ti voglio bene« (Caroline Eliacheff and Nathalie Heinich, "Meres - filles, une relation" trois«) 47 Darija lilie: Napis uz zbirku pjesama "Yalcer zmija« (Ana Brnardie, »Yalcer zmijo«) / Reference to the collection of poems lNolcer zmiiotl (Ana Brnardie, »The Waltz of Snakes«)

Tko su i ito rade? / Who are they? What are they doing? 48 Udruga zo promiconje ravnoprovnosti spolova l)PRST«, Rijeka / Association for gender equality promotion »PRST«, Rijeka

Vijestl /News 50

Kalendar / Calendar 53 ..;··1 ·"'1 -. , :1'·~-1 .'

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Volume 30, No.2, Summer 2005

'13 Still Jewish! Jewish Women in Interlaith Marriages by Jeri Zeder Plenty has changed since the last century; a new study looks at how Jewish Jewish women feel who choose partners who aren't. Plus...Eve Coulson on two books about inlerfaith marriage.

18 Children of Holocaust Survivors by Eva Hoffman The noted author of Lost in Transla/ion explores the Shoah's legacy in the lives of the second generation. She speaks with Carolyn Slutsky on writing about mammy and history.

:2;0 In the Hammam: Steam Heat in Tangier by YaiUle Aza~ury Back in Morocco, a first·time visit to the Muslim women's baths delivers Moroccan-born Azagury unexpected sightings of tender friendships (and terrors) that cross religious boundaries.

24 Severance Pay a short story by Marti Zuchrowv

32 Philosophers with Wombs by Rebecca G~ldstein In which the novelist and philosopher reveals who really makes her feel guilty.

4,8 They're uMessengers from a New Place" by Elaine Shizgal Cohen Baine Cohen and Stephen P. Cohen celebrated the commitment ceremony of their daughter Tamara. Here's how Elaine toasted the couple.

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2; From the Editor

4 Voices NEWS OF JEWISH WOMEN EVERYWHERE Nava EtShalom and Chana Joffe-Walt on Jewish children of gay parents ~ Ruth Ades: haircuts as a bat mitzvah ritual ~ Rebecca Weinstein teaches jailed teens to read· Lydia Burdick's picture book for Alzheimer's·chalienged adults· Amy Stone on 20 years of ConSSNative women rabbis

~ 0 Think Tank: Paying Attention to Abusive Relationships Letty Catlin Pogrebin on violence in Jewish famties.

12 Forbidden a poem by Jane Ellen Ibur

1e My Wife Prays a poem by Yakov Azriel Zegota a poem by Davl Walders 33 Lilith's Eye on Arts and Culture Bible women: lIana Kurshan on Tikva Frymer-Kensky, Marsha Mirkin, Vanessa OChs, and Naomi Harris Rosenblatt.., Robin Roger reads Cynthia Ozick's Heir to the Glimmering World' Eleanor Bader on The Body Parts Shop ~ Kabbalah: Yael Rusberg on books by Rachel Pollack and Perle Besserman ~ Natasha Rosenstock on a funky young-adult novel, Never Mind the Gofdbergs.·

t{,G£: Happening LILITH'S INDISPENSABLE RESOURCE LISTINGS :ompiled by Naomi Danis

Cover: Portrait of a Tel·Aviv woman by Rutu Madan. www.theartworl

Volume 30, No.3, Fall 2005

"j Have Our Bodies Changed? by Shala Erlich Erlich, born in the same year as Our Bodies Ourselves. credits this landmark book with introduc­ ing her to sex, strong bodies and medical school. But the world-shaking classic women's health bible at 35 appears in a new edition with some unsettling changes.

~~, That Night at the Museum fiction by Dara Horn You'd think that you could read the thoughts of a twentysomelhing guy who shows up at a Jewish Museum's singles night. But you'd be very surprised at the truth. OUR BODIES ~y".ZJ; ::Cl,J) Joan Snyder's Passionate Painting OURSELVES wrA'll Catch up with the artist who has led the vanguard since feminist art got its label 30 years ago. v: llWe Eat Like on Yom Kippur" by Helene Slnnreich 10 In the Lodz ghetto under the Nazis, starvation was public policy. Historian Sinnreich finds out what women did-from refurbishing potato peels to harvesting garbage------in the heroic struggle against the savage gnaw of hunger.

;n 1\vo Poems About Israel Shema a poem by Helena lipstadt Disputed Ruins (Ours) a poem by leah Kaplan

20 What Has Made You a Grownup? Naomi Danis asks 15 writers to name that indelible moment when adulthood struck. Tune in to Anita Diamant, Ruth Andrew Ellenson, Judith Katzlr, Nessa Rapoport, Shulamit Reinharz, Isabel Rose, Fiona Rosenbloom, Danya Ruttenberg, and others. Ulith's 10th annual feminist exploration of books for young readers.

. ~kJ The Envelope by Graclela Berger Wegsman A sister and brother in a Buenos Aires famity, in the wake of their parents' divorce.

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';~ From the Editor Susan Weidman Schneider on being a research junkie.

""~ Voices NEWS OF JEWISH WOMEN EVERYWHERE Orli Cotel iintefYiews Deborah Kaufman, inventor of the san Francisco Je'Nish AIm Festival> Sachl Feris dismantles chldren's prejudices Rachel Barenblat on Jewish feminist blogs ' Bev Fox brings books to Russia -, Teen photojournalist Kitra Cahana's Gaza scoops' and more.

i ;:j Letters OUR READERS RESPOND Leaving Hasidism, women rabbis, and famHy abuse.

":. ~ Think Tank JUDITH THE OBSCURE QUALIFIES AS A FORGOnEN FORE MOTHER Rlvy Poupko Kletenlk tells you what this violent heroine reveals about Hanukkah.

:;Hl Lilith's Eye on Arts and Culture C. Devorah Hammer on Avraham Grossman's medieval jewish women as role models ; Judith Plaskow revieWed by Claire Sufrin ' Susan Barocas on Miriam Weinstein's Family Mools - Yona Zeldls McDonough on Leeway Cotlage by Beth Gutcheon >a list of new Mommy Books compiled by lauren Kranson ., Evelyn Torton Beck on the Israeli lesbian Film "Keep Not Silent· 'and more.

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WOMEN, CANCER AND COMMUNITY

VOLUME 7, ISSUE ~t: may/june 2005

cover story 18 waiting for a mammogram 14 body & mind by Jane E. Aflen HEALING TOUCH The growing crisis that may threaten your health The benefits of post·surgical massage 17 chat room features ADVICE FROM THE FIELD 27 on being mortal We asked an oncolgy nurse to answer by Marion Long your questions Four women reflect on life, cancer and mortality. 24 profile 40 the healer within Sherry Salway Black by Pamela Weintraub The new director of the Ovarian Cancer National A special report on how scientists are using our Alliance makes all the right connections immune systems to create cancer vacdnes 37 profile Stella Duffy news you can use The popular crime novelist treats her cancer with 7 Diagnosing Endometrial Cancer. Should Older chema, faith and a critically acclaimed noval Women Have Chemo? • Drug Watch: Neulasta • Vitamin E Caution • Is a Phase I Clinical Trial Right 46 in print for You? • Young Survivors Conference' And More EXPERTS' GUIDES TO WOMEN'S CANCERS Three reference books for the survivor's collection columns 48 cancer girl 3 letters licensed to ill by Jami Bernard 4 contributors Cancer Girl breaks out her secret weapons 15 issues DON'T TEll ME THIS IS A CHRONIC DISEASE Some women object to the new description of ovarian cancer 79

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VOLUME 7, ISSUE .:.I july/august 2005

cover story 34 When Your Hair Disappears Interviews by Madan Long Five women discuss the embarrassments, ironies and despair of losing their hair.

features 29 Special Report: Everything You Need to Know About Aromatase Inhibitors By Jane E. Allen, You've heard they may be better than tamoxifen. Now find out if they're right for you.

20 Fertile Hopes By Sue Rochman Cancer treatment doesn't always mean infertility. Here's the latest research.

columns 5 News You Can Use Stopping Orive-Thru Mastectomies •A New Drug for Fatigue' Relief for Bone Metastasis Pain' The Aspirin Dilemma. Making Radiation Safer o Surgery for Recorrent Ovarian Cancer. And more

,:t6 Letters 13 Issues SEASONS OF SURVIVAL The doctor who coined the term "survivor"speaks out on recovery, support groups and what we all need the most.

48 Cancer Girl NIPPLE ODYSSEY By Jami Bernard Your nipple questions answered here...well, sort of. 80

WOMEN, CANCER AND COMMUNITY VOLUME 7', ISSUE ;) sept/oct 2005

cover story 22 Melissa Etheridge Interview by Marion Long The singer/songwriter speaks out on life, treatment and taking care of herself features 31 How Good Is the Good News about Breast Cancer1 By Jane E. Allen Headlines are encouraging, but the war goes on 35 The Disease That Whispers By Jane E. Affen Why ovarian cancer is still so hard to diagnose and treat 43 Making tha Choice By Sherry Baker Everything you need to know about breast reconstruction issues 16 WHY CANCER COMES BACK Are stem cells responsible for recurrence? 20 DNA CONFIDENTIAL A new way to find out if you carry cancer genes columns 6 On My Mind JOIN THE REVOLUTION By Fran Visco Why you need to be an advocate 8 News You Can Use Do overweight women get the right chemotherapy? • Herceptin for early-stage cancers. Exercise boosts immunity. Advantages of high-dose radiation. Is dyeing your hair a cancer risk? • and more 50 In Print The personal journeys of three survivors 56 Cancer Girl TWISTED SISTERS By Jami Bernard When sibling rivalry meets cancer 81

No.148 May-June 2005

Readers' Responses 2

Destined to Fail 3 Inherent Flaws in the Anti Dowry Legislation MADHU PURNIMA KISHWAR

Apradhini 13 Chhi. Mummy. Tum Gandi Ho! (Part Two) SHIVANI Translated from Hindi by Ira Pande

A Women's Own Space 19 . Pakka Ghat of Mirzapur APARNA

Kumidini'sRamayana 22 A Woman's View of Raghukul Politics PAULA RICHMAN

Sorry State ofWome.n's Health 30 DIKSHARAJVANSHI Covercartoon: Rustam Vaoia

The Sita Who Smiles 32 Wile as Goddess in the Adbhut Ramayana RUlliVANfTA

Story: Devaki 40 SANGEETABHARGAVA

Readers' i"orum 43 82 •

No. 149 July- August, 2005

Readers' Responses 2

Thoughtless or Hypocritical? 4 Congress Party's New Brainwave for Women's Reservation MADHU PURNIMA KISHWAR

Hypocritical Morality 10 Mumbai's Ban on Bar Dancers FLAVIA AGNES

Women's Wisdom Through the Ages 20 Translated by R. PARTHASARATHY

Apradhini 26 Saadho, E MlIrdan Ka Gaon (Part Three) SHIVANI

Un-kept Promises 31 SomeTruths about Organic Farming ASHAKACHRU

Life after Death 34 Glimpses into the Plight ofWar Widows v NARULA, S ANAND, B BABBAR

Story: Akku 37 VAIDEHI

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No.150 September - October, 2005

Readers' Responses 2

Re-imagining Religious Freedom 4 SANKRANTSANU

Bridging Divides and Healing Hurts 13 Need to Nurture the Peace Process in Kashmir MADHU PURNIMA KISHWAR

Needless Cruelty on Women's Bodies 24 Campaign against Violent Childbirth Procedures P. L. T. GIRIJA

The Tirtha of Sage Kapila 26 KNUT A. JACOBSEN

Aprad/zini 30 SHIVANI

"I think I am in Love " 36 Dealing with a Dual Identity CHARU BHANEJA

GreetingAunt Flo 39 L. S. ARVINDA

Story: The Barren Tree Blooms 41 JAVA MADHAVAN

Readers' Forum 42 84 MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN Covering all the issues concerning women and media

Volume 33, Number 3 Summer 2005

Women's Review of Books to resume publication 3 Americans have a love-hate relationship with journalism, study says 4 Research in Depth - Media coverage of female politicians 6 Research ill Depth - The perfect host: Indexical images of the female body 14 European opportunity for women strong, but not necessarily in media 24

MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN Covering all the issues concerning women and media

Volume 33, Number 4 Fall 2005

Link between media consolidation and broadcast indecency...... 3 New niche magazine targets wives of professional athletes 4 WICT membership reaches record level ~...... 5 Research ill Depth - Negotiating news representations of rape 6 Research ill Depth - The "masculine" content of a female-managed paper 14 Cover: Hundred Surprises 85 by Philemona Williamson v Editor's Introduction Paula J. Giddings (til

CRITICAL ESSAYS S...... <: 0 ::s...... ~ I Becoming Postcolonial: African Women Patricia McFadden ,... (f) Changing the Meaning ofCitizenship c: 3: ? rD 23 Tending to the Roots: Anna Julia Cooper's Kalhy L. Glass "' pj Sociopolitical Thought and Activism -'" (") Z (1) ~ 58 Gender, Nation, and Globalization in Jenny Sharpe c: • Monsoon Wedding and Dilwale Dulhania ie 3: ~ . Jayenge ::s 0.. '" (f) ~ 82 Annu Palakunnathu Manhew's Alien: Copy Nandini Bhattacharya "'?' ::s • with a Difference r SU N P. II3 African Feminist Scholars in Women's Josephine Beoku-Bet1s and 0 0 0 ::s Studies: Negotiating Spaces ofDis­ Wairimu N,gariHya Njambi Vl ~ location and Transformation in the a...... (f) rJ). Study ofWomen S 133 From a Distance ofOne Hundred and Sally E. McWilliams lWenty Years: Theorizing Diasporic Chinese Female Subjectivities in Geling Yan's The Lost Daughter of Happiness 163 Feminist Negotiations: Contesting Elora Halim Chowdhury Narratives ofthe Campaign against Acid Violence in Bangladesh

POETRY Honorle FanonneJdfers 56 dirty south moon

III Oklahoma Naming 161 On LearningThat My Indian Student Is a Sundancer 193 Hawk HoofTea

223 Driving Interstate West through Georgia

ARCHIVES 195 Wangari Maathai's Nobel Peace Prize Wangari Maathai Speech

202 Nobel Peace Laureate Wangari Maathai Wan,gari Maathai Interview on the Environment, the War in Iraq, with Amy Goodman Debt, and Women's Equality

BOOK REVIEW 216 Review ofCheryl J. Fish's Black and Whitt Daphne Lamothe Women's Travel Narratives: Antebellum ~plorations

224 About the Contributors 227 Guidelines for Contributors Issue Number 75, Autumn 2005 Birth without Borders: International Midwifery

Twins, Breeches and Roadside Birth in Iraq, DEPARTMENTS page 26 Midwifery Today 4 Poetry 5 From the Editor 6 Networking 8 Question of the Quarter 9 Tricks of the Trade 11 Marion's Message Tsunami Hidwives: 60 Media Reviews learning to Burn the Umbilical Cord, page 20 62 News Midwifery Today 70 Classified Advertising 12 Midwifery and International Maternity Care-Marsden Wagner 71 Calendar 14 Afghanistan-Linda Barnes 73 Photo Album 17 Birth without Borders: The Clash of Modern & Traditional-Wintergreen International Midwife 20 Tsunami Midwives: Learning to Burn the Umbilical Cord-Robin Lim, 56 Cards & Letters Harvest Rowena Alcock and Kelly Dunn 57 Country Contacts, lAM 22 The Cambridge Doula Program: Helping Women Access Their Deepest Courage-Julie Brill 25 What More Can We as Midwives Do about HIV?-Noncy Miller 26 Twins, Breeches and Roadside Birth in Iraq-Susan Raymond 28 A Hospital Visit in China-Teri Ewing 30 Women's Secrets: Childbirth in Rural Ethiopia-Deborah Craig 31 A Miracle in Aceh-Robin Lim 32 Homebirth Advocacy-Judy Hogan 36 Eugene Conference 2005 Report 38 A Selection of International Nutritional & Herbal Remedies for Breastfeeding Concerns-Cheryl R, Scott and Hilary Jacobson 40 Preserving Simple Birth-Sondra MorningStar 42 Midwifery Revolution-Morino Lembo 7his photo was taken in a market outside 43 Arriba la Revoluci6n-Morino Lembo O/avalo, Ecuador, by Caroline Brown. She was visiting on herway /0ful!filling 44 Dona Irene Sotelo-Translated by Robbie Davis-Floyd a lifttime dream ofvisiting the Galapa­ 46 Luna L1ena (Full Moon)-Morio Cristina Galante Oi Pace and Aroceli Gil gos !Jlands. She noticedthai in Ecuador, Archundio, translated by Robbie Davis·Floyd children accompanied mothers as they worked, marketed and otherwise went 49 Preventing Episiotomies-Katherine Jensen abOtd their daily lives. 1he rna/hen used 50 Mexico Birth Center: Part I-Joni Nichols fabric slings 10 carry theirsmall childrm 52 The Midwife Garden-Janice Morsh·Prelesnik and iflflmts on their bads. 1hrough an interpreter this mothergave verbal (011­ 54 The Meaning and Functions of Labour Pain-Verena Schmid untfor the photograph. 58 The Business of Midwifery: Documentation for Success-Lindo Lieberman SUMMER 2005 • VOLUME XV • NUMBER 2 87

UP FRONT FEATURES DEPARTMENTS 6 LETTERS continued 7 STEINEM ON THE L WORD EDUCATION 10 CONTRIBUTORS 50 Hanan Ashrawi: Creating 57 Summersgate 11 UNQUOTE a (ommon language BY LISA WOGAN 13 MS. MUSINGS BY REBECCA PONTON The Palestinian aetivlrt and LIVELIHOOD Iegiskltor dis(1I$w empowering 61 Power Plays NEWS women leaders and giving BY MARTHA BURK NATIONAL people hope. 14 Social InSecurity, Bad and Good HEALTH News for Title IX, Female Pundits 54 Still Carrying the Torch 65 A Shot Against Cervical Missing, Radical Muslim Prayer, BY EMILY DIETRICH Cancer Hip Hop and Feminism, The tIllthoT r(calb growing ttp BY MARY JANE HORTON Dispatches, Calendar fiminist at a U.N. conftrmu 30years ago. Plus, a report ART GLOBAL on the /llt(Jf global 68 Portfolio: Zana Briski 24 Rwandan \'lomen Lead Rebirth, S/atus~ofwomm gathering. BY JOHN ANDERSON Saudi Feminist Princess, French Women Do Get Fat, Dispatches. ESSAY Networking Corner 74 She Who Once Was BY REBECCA MCClANAHAN

FEATU R ES POETRY 32 Urgent Report: 76 Hollywood Producer Orders What's at Stake if We Lose the Supreme Court Up a Sunset BY AlEIDA RODRfGUEZ Public Triumphs, Private Rights BY EllEN CHESLER FICTION How £Jtell~ Griswold and Margaret Sanger htlptd women gain acws to 78 Deja New birth control PIllS, Ann Blackm4n rtvitws a new biography a/Roe v. Wade BY lEE MARTIN hero. Justia Harry Blackmlw-andfive rightl women could lose ifont or two right-wing justiets join tlu Suprtmt Court. POETRY 8. Hardscape The Polls Speak: Americans Support Abortion BY ElOISE KLEIN HEALY BY CELINDA LAKE PASSING Talking Points: Judge5 and Filibusters 8~ Andrea Dworkin BY KATHY BONK In her own words. Tips on framing tlu dtbatt over fidtraljudicial nominm. 87 BOOK REVIEWS 40 The Green Motel Celnte Frtmon on Kathryn £din BY REBECCA CLARREN and Maria KtftlalPromiscs I W'Omen fimmllorkers. who labor for low wages in unhealthy conditiom, Can Keep; Michele Kart on also risk sexual harrasmunr and (lJSoult by their Sltpavisors. la/mettt Howard's The Rivals: Chris Even vs. Manina 46 The Dialectic of Fat Navratilova; Susan Straight on BY CATHERINE ORENSTEIN Alia MamdolllJ's Naphtalene: Kirstie Alley gorges whilt young A Novel of Baghdad; Sarah girls starlle tlmmtlvti-what's GonUllts on Isabtl Allmde's loreo; going on with women and Samantha Dunn on Sarah VoWtll's thrir bodies? Assassination Vacation. Plus great reads for SlImmer.

95 BACKTAlI< BY DONNA BRAZilE

96 NO COMMENT 88

FALL 2005 VOLUME XV NUMBER 3

UP FRONT DEPARTMENTS 6 LETTERS 10 KEEPING SCORE ENVIRONMEHT FICTION 13 MS. MUSINGS 55 The Breast Exposed (ammon Prayer Oetobtr is BrtaJt GmurAwarmm •• BY HARlEY JANE KOlAK Mollth: explonng tht lil/k btfUUn NEWS toxim a/ld tht dUfJ.Jt. 73 BOOK REVIEWS NATIONAL BY SANDRA STEINGRABER Courtnry BrRir on ZAinab Salbi's 14 Supreme Injustice, Abortion Between Two Worlds; Doriannt Clinics Under Fire, Red Aim in a HEALTH [au-r: on Barbara Ehr(1/f(ich'J Dlue State, Catholic Women 57 Fighting Breast Cancer Bait and Switch; !rent Borga OrdJ..iflcd as Priest\', Feminist Press Can Wt aadicatt it in 10 )wm? on joan DidionJ The Year of TUIf15 35, Di..sparmes, Calendar BY SUSAN LOVE, M.D. Magical Thinking; Sally Rouch W'agntr on Vivian GomickJ The GLOBAL ECONOMY Solitude of Self: Thinking about 26 A Pediatrician for President, ., Might f. Equal Rights Elizabeth Cady Stamon; Hlkn Women's Media United, Tibetan U.S. lag; in gent!tr tquity. Zia on Amy Tani Saving Fish Women Face Brutality, Sri Lanka BY KATHLEEN BISHOP from Drowning. Pon-Tsunami, Victory in Kuwait, Dispatches, Networking Corner LAW 71 BOOKMARKS ·3 No Restraint GTtat &adJ for Fall 2005. Court uMnminup,ouctions. FEATURES BY SIMONE SWINK BACKTALK 3. Stop Sexual Harassment Nowl 7. Remember the "ladles" BY GWENOOlYN MINK LEADERSHIP BY DONNA BRAZILE GJlmzg/(lUJ ~m(Tl ftT«d the (CUTIS 10 devdop /(ga/ mntdifJ agaiwI .s "We Are Everyone" Itxua/ hard.!sas. Kim GtM) al NOW} hllm. 80 NO COMMENT BY KATII GRAY Tough as Iron BY ClARA BINGHAM AND LAURA LEEOY GANSlER A clast-action lawsuit by hararud MinnnQta m;nm;J now a film, North Coumry. Mut fhl rial-lift protagonim.

Stop Right Therel BY MARTY lANGElAN From an txpnf ;n nOT/vio/tnt confrontation 1I1(lio, an ant;-hpfamnmr tool kit that nally uwh

"You Just Have to be Human" Film diuctor NiH Caro illtuvitWJ hu North Country Jtar, Charliu Thuoll about roltJ that mattu and Jtonu that need to bt tou'

42 Too Many Women in (ollege? BY PHVlllS ROSSER Tht real story why WOflJtfJ now surp4JJ mm in colltg! ,tdmis!ionJ.

46 Mind the Wage Gap BY EVElVN MURPIlY (WITH E.J. GRAff) You em gtt your Jalnry t~'tfJ with mm's: Hut art six practical Stipl to taRt.

50 It's Our Party MS. CONVERSATION: LESLEY GORE AND KATHLEEN HANNA GOrt, thi 60s pop ltar (~lt's My Party") chatl with not grrrl HanM abolll mUlic andfnninism. 89 !f1yJOURNAL

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Tribute Report

Gloria Anzaldua: La Gran Nueva Mestiza Theorist, Writer, Activist-Scholar The "V.Day~ March in Mexico: AppIOpriation and Misuse 01 Local Women's EMMA PE.REZ. . 1 Activism CLARA EUGENIA ROJAS...... 217 Cluster of Articles on "Moving Locations" Book Reviews Moving locations: The Politics of Identities in MOlion AIMEE CARRILLO ROWE and ADELA C. LICONA II Genders in Production: Making Workers in Mexico's GJobDI FDctories by Leslie Sahinger Be longing: Toward a feminbt Politics of Relation Workplau luslice: OrgDnizing Multi·ldentity Mo\'emenlS by Sharon Kurtz AIMEE CARRILLO ROWE.. . 15 Women, Power and AT&T by Lois Kathryn Herr COLETTE A. HYMAN. . 228 Belonging, Bridges, and Bodies SHEENA MALHOTRA and KIMBERLEE PEREZ .47 PilgrimageslPeregrinaies: Theorizing Coalition Against Mu/liplt Oppressions by Maria Lugones . Searching to lliath for "Home": A Filipina Immigrant Bride's Subaltern Rewriting ESTER R. SHAPIRO.. . 233 YOUNG HEE KWON . 69 Organizing Empire: Individualism, Collective Agency, and (ndia by Pumima Building Coalitional Consciousness CRICKET KEATING .. . 86 "'"LAURA WINKIEL.... . 235 IB)orderiands' Rhetolics and Representations: The Transformative Potential of Feminist Futures: Reimtlgining Women, Culwre and Development edited by Feminist Third.Space Scholarship and Zines Kum·Kum Bhavnani, John Foran, and Priya Kurian ADELA C. LICONA . .. 10-1 UMA NARAYAN... .. 237

After Words: Feminist Praxis as a Bridge Between Theory and Practice All the Rage: The Story of Gay Visibility in America by Suzanne Danuta Wallen • ADELA C. LICONA and AIMEE CARRILLO ROWE ...... 130 DIANE RAYMOND .... 239

NWSA Presidential Address Recognition Struggles and Social Movements: COnlesled Identities. Agencydnd Power edited by Barbara Ho~on The State of NWSA: 2004 NWSA Presidential Address ANAHI VILADRICH... . 241 COLETTE MORRO\Y...... 136 She Who Changes: Re·imagining the Divine in Ihe World by Cuol P. Chlisl Forum: Women's Studies in "Other" Locations NIKKI BADO·FRALICK 243

Special Forum: Women's Studies in "Other" Locations AUfObiographical Writing AcfOSS the Disciplines: A Reader ediled by Diane P. DIANE LICHTENSTEIN and CATHERINE M. ORR 140 freedman and Olivia FIey GESA E. KIRSCH.. .. 245 Location, Location, LOCation: Reflections of an Itinerant Practitioner ANN VIRTU SNYDER. . 142 Call lor Host Institution: NWSA Journal 248

Finding Our Place: Women's Studies at Howard University REBECCA REVIERE and ANITA NAHAL.. .. IS0

Feminist Frat Boyst: Fraternity Men in the IWomen's Studiesl House ROSS WANTlAND ...... 156

Vital to the Mission and Key to Survival: Women's Studies at Women's Colleges CLAIRE L. SAHLIN... ..164

Women's Studies in Sin City: Reactionary Politics and Femh·ist possibilities LOIS RITA HELMBOLD . .. 171

"Being" Women's Studies: Perils and Pleasures of Administering a One·Person Program CHRISTIE LAUNIUS.. . 178

Women's Work: Integuting Women's Studies into a Community College Curriculum EMILY SOHMER TAl. . 184

"An Orchid in the Arctic": Women's Studies in the Rural South CARRIE N. BAKER and JAIME MADDEN.. .. 192

Negotiating the Politics of Space: Teaching Women's Studies in a Women's Prison LORA BEX LEMPERT, SUZANNE BERGERON, and MAUREEN LINKER. .. 199

Feminist Exhibitionism: When the Women's Studies Professor Is a Curator MARGARET D. STETZ.. .. 208 90 JEWISH WOMEN'S SPIRITUALITY (2) Consulting Editor; Vanessa L. Ochs

Vanessa L. Ochs, Introduction 5

Reina Rutfinger-Reiner, "My Aim is to Get Higher and Higher": Worship Onstage 10

flit Koren, The Bride's Voice: Religious Women Challenge the Wedding Ritual 29

~ ~ Chava Weiss/ef, Meanings of Shekhinah :::> ~ in the "Jewish Renewal" Movement 53 ~ ~ Debra Kaufman, Measuring Jewishness in America: ~ ~ Q'" <::> Some Feminist Concerns 84 Z ~ • ~ ~ '0 J.H. Chaies, He Said She Said: \J ~ "l or, Hearing the Voices of Pneumatic Early Modern Jewish Women 99 ... ~ :s=: ~ Nitza Keren, In the Name of the Mother: Women's DiscQurse­ U) Q :::> <> Women's Prayer in Michal Govrin's The Name 126 f- ~ 0 Einar Ramon, The Matriarchs and the Z'" ~ Torah of Hesed (loving-Kindness) /54 ~ ~ cr: ~ LJ.J 0 CO 3 ~ ." I ::J Judith Lewin, legends of Rebecca: -- ~ ~ 3 z Ivanhoe, Dynamic Identification, and the Portraits of Rebecca-Gratz 178 ~ ~ ~ ~ <> 0 «~ ::::: Erika Meilner, lithomancy 213 z ~ 0 Janet R. Kirchheimer, Four Poems 215 '":::> 0 « The View from Here: Lori Lefkovitz, Reflections on the Future of Jewish Feminism and Jewish Feminist Scholarship 218

Resident Artist: Judith Margolis, Spiritual Androgyny in the Art of Michael Sgan-Cohen and Carole Berman 225

Tamar Ross, Expanding the Palace of Torah: Feminism and Orthodoxy, reviewed by Elizabeth Shanks Alexander 243 Shulamit Reinharz and Mark A. Raider (eds.), American Jewish Women and the Zionist Enterprise, reviewed by Pamela 5. Nadell 250 Adele Berlin, Marc Zvi BreUler, and Michael Fishbane (eds.), The Jewish Study Bible, reviewed by Judith A. Kates 253 Call for Papers-Nashim no. 13 Jewish Women in the Economy 259 Contributors to This Issue 261 NOQA 91 Nordic Journal ofWarnell's Studies

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Elisabet Rogg and Susanne V Knudsen Introduction 74 Elina Lahelma School Grades And Other Resources: The "Failing Boys" Discourse Revisited 78 Anne Trine Larsen From Feminist to Family Politics: Re-Doing Gender in Denmark after 1970 90 Ann Therese Lo/herington Innovative Women and Gender-Power in Norwegian Regional Development Policy 101 Wencke Miihleisen Realism of Convention and Realism of Queering: Sexual Violence in two European Art Films 115 Ulrika Nilsson The Politics of Woman: Professionalization and Constructions of Gender in Swedish Gynaecology 126

BOOK REVIEWS Trine Rogg Korsvik Women's Movements-A Review 133 Kirsten Gomard Moulding Masculinities 138 the 92 feminist newsjournal

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news National and International News .4

andrea dworkin: in memoriam Andrea Dworkin: Radical Femlnist. 12 Andrea Dworkin and Me 16

off our backs celebrates 35 years 35 Years of off our backs 20 Giving Birth and Birthing off our backs 21 The Secret Life of oob: Friends of oobShare Meanings and Memories 25 Timeline: 35 Years of off our backs 30 Looking Back: 35 Years of Feminism 32 Celebrating the Years of The Ladder 34 Shaving Is the Pits 37 Where Are My Sisters? The Women's Community After 35 Years 39

feature articles and commentaries INCITEI 3rd Color of Violence Conference 40 SmileI 50 Women In the Blogosphere 51 My Mother's Story Makes Mine: Reflections on How a Straight Woman Shaped My Lesbian Identity 56 The Famine Mystique 59

reviews The Good Body 63 Women's Lives, Men's Laws 65

regular features Announcements 68 Letlers 69 Festivals 70 Dykes to Watch Out For 72

Cover Image by Megan Rulli the feminist newsjourna,l 93

news National and International News: , .4

news commentary Mukhtaran Mai: Pakistani Woman Warrior 10

special feature on prostitution and pornography Progressive Rethink Alliances with Husller 13 Hustling the Left. 14 Captive Daughters: Conference on Pornography and International Sex Trafficking 17 Interview with Christine Stark and Rebecca Whlsnant... 24 Review of Nol (or Sale: Feminisls Resisting Pornography and Prostilution 29 Feminist Resources on Prostitution and Pornography 38

women and music Feminist Music: Preaching from the Choir .40 Women's "Cock Rock" Goes Mainstream .42 Mamapalooza .45 Music Reviews: Sleater Kinney: The Woods .47 Del Ciefo: Us Vs. Them .48 Mess up the Mess 48 She Who: The Earth Will Turn Over .49 Dressy Bessy: Electrified , , 50 Gina Young: She's So Androgynous 51 Ferron: Turning Into Beautilul. 52 An Interview with Chris Pureka 53

reviews The Beauvoir Sislers 56 The Legacy o( Simone de Beauvoir 58 Grassrools: A Field Guide for Feminist Activists 60 Lipstick Jihad 61 Searching (or Angela Sheiton 63

regular features Lellers 65 Announcements 70 Festivals 71 Dykes to Walch Oul For 72

Correclion: An article on Andrea Dworkin in the last issue said thai she helped Linda Marciano in an unsuccessful lawsuit against the makers of Deep Throat. Actually, Marciano was not able to file a suit under current laws. Thai's why Dworkin and Catharine A. MacKinnon drafted an ordinance allowing people hanned in or by pornography to sue.

Cover design and Image by Tess Mueting Back cover by Sara Schoenleber the feminist 94 newsjournal offr .eks !llllli news National and International News .4

obituary Rosa Parks 10 Beverly Ann Brown 60

Hurricane Katrina and more A Feminist Perspective on Hurricane Katrina 11 Were Women Raped in New Orleans? 14 The Disaster Continues 16 Why Did Hurricane Katrina Hit Women So Hard? 17 Help is Still Needed Even Monlhs After the Disaster 20 Advice for Women In Disasters 21

special feature on women and aging Review: Look Me In the Eye: Old Women, Aging and Agelsm 22 Differences in Age Can Be a Strength 25 Over the Hill and Out of Sight 28 Thoughts of a 59-year-old Feminist... 30 Nuts and Bolts: The Old Women's Project.. 32 Practicing for Age: Embracing the Old Woman Withln 36 Born to Serve: The State of Old Women and Widows in Indla 38 lesbian and Gay Aging: Age, Power and the Professionals 40 Respect for Elders .43 Review: Zest for Life: Lesbians Experience Menopause 46 Review: Learning /0 Be Old: Gender, Culture and Aglng 47 OlOC: The Old lesbian Organizing Committee 50

conference NWSA: Activists and Scholars look for Answers on the Environment arid Globalization 51

reviews Women on the Big Screen: Summer Blockbusters-What Are They Saying Aboul Women 58

regular 'feature Julie's World: Prepping for the Auntie Exam 56 Announcements 61 Dykes to Watch Out For. 62

Correction: Jen Mainville's name should have appeared In the list of interns In issue 7/8. Thank you Jenl

Cover art by Judy Somerville: "Sometimes Broadway Sometimes the Calskills" Is 84" x 60" airbrushed acrylic on canvas. The painting is being exhibited at A Space Gallery in Brooklyn, New York, through November 20, (YMIW.AspaceGallery.com). For more information about the artist, go to WVNtf.newyorkartists.neUsomerville/judy or gallerydir.comljudysomerville.

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January-June 2005 BEIJING BETRAYED: 10th Anniversary of Beiiing Women's Conference

2 Beijing Betrayed: Women Worldwide Report that Governments Have Failed To Turn the Platform into Action

Making Information Technology Work for Gender Justice· The Beijing + 10 Cyber dialogues

4 Draft of The Political Declaration Issued By The Commission on The Status of Women at it's 49th Session

5 Statement of The World Association of Community Broadcasters (AMARC) . Women's International Network [WIN) at The 49th Session of The CSW

s Women's Leaders Welcome U.S. Decision to Rejoin Global Concesus For Women's Human Rights

Feature: V· Monologues Banned In Uganda 96 Phoebe Gender & Cultural Critiques Volume 17, Number 2 FALL 2005

Bodies and Boundaries of Identity in Science Fiction

Introduction/Cheri/yn Lacy, Guest Co·Editor iii

Human(oid} Ontologies: Race. Gender, and Kinship in I. Robot MautB F. Daly

The Bla·Weapons Division: Power, Gender, Nalure, and Technology 19 in the Alien Films and Dark Angel Lorna Jowett

The Colonial Feminine in Pat Murphy's "His Vegetable Wife" 35 Diana Pharaoh Francis

A Cyborg Performance: Gender And Genre In Octavia BuUer 45 Keren Omry

Short Fiction/Essays

Some Encounters With Dinosaurs/Susan O'Doherty 61

On Glennie's Wedding Day/Barbara Wolfenden 73

MotherfEstelfe Shanfey 91

Poetry

Her Studio. 1890/Grace Marie Grafton 93

Emily Dickinson on a Guggenheim/Gail White 94

Anne Boleyn's NeckJAgnes Ayres's Fall/Jeanette Karhi 95

Penelope After Troy/Aubrey Ryan 97

Guyon the LefUSarah E. Azizi 98

Digesting Dostoevsky/Karen J. Weyant 104

Secular Jew Visits the Holy Spirit Mission/Krista Benjamin 105

someone whose shoes I didn't re<:ognizelJan Ball 106

The "Accidental" Woman/Michelle Bitting 107

Barren/Amanda Auchter 108

Pangs/Tina PuckeU 109

Fracture/Ellen Wehle 110

Unfastening/Sally Allen McNall 111

Bali, Off~Season/Jeanette Miller 112

Celeste/Rafaelfa Del Baurgo 113

Book Reviews 115

Contributors 121 Politics 6 Gender 97 Volume 1 I Number 2 IJune 2005

ARTICLES Men, Masculinity, and Male Domination: Reframing Feminist Analyses ofSex Work C. Heike Schotten 211 Party and State in Cuba: Gender Equality in Political Decision Making Iija A. LI/ciak 241 Pregnancy Envy and the Politics ofCompensatory Masculinities jacqueline Stevens 265 Conrinuity and Change in Arrirudes Toward Abortion: Poland and rhe United Srates Ted G. Jrlm and Clyde Wikox 297 CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON GENDER AND POLITICS Contributions ofWomen Political Scientists to a More Jwt World Introduction: Contributions ofWomen Political Scientists to a More Just World Martha Ackelsbag 320 Reflecrions on Activism and Social Change for Scholars of Women and Poliries Swan j. Carroll 326 Too, and Too Lirrle Barbara CTllikshank 336 Contributions ofBlack Women in Political Science to a More Just World Mrlissa Harris-Lae-well 341 Power. Privilege, and Feminist Theory/Practice V. Spike Peterson 351 BOOK REVIEWS Black Sexual Politics: African-Americans, Gemla and the New Racism, by Patricia Hill Collins Reviewed by Yvette M. Alex-Assensoh 361

Regulating Intimacy: A New Legal Paradigm, by Jean L. Cohen Reviewed by Claire Rasmussen 363 Women Making Constitutions: New Politics and Comparative Perspectives, Alexandra Dobrowolsky and Vivien Hart, eds. Reviewed by Rosie Campbell 366 Opposing Currents: The Politics ofWater and Gender in Latin America, Vivienne Bennett, Sonia Davila-Poblere, and Marfa Nieves Rico, eds. Reviewed by Liesl Haas 369 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS 373 Politics 6 Gender 98 Volume 1 I Number 3 ISeptember 2005

ARTICLES Feminism and the Politics ofRights: A Qualified Defense of Identity-Based Rights Claiming Karen Zivi 377 The Political Economy of Feminization: From "Cheap Labor" to Gendered Discourses ofWork Tey; L. Caraway 399 Transnationalism and Feminist Activism in Cuba: The Case ofMagfn Sujatha Fernandes 431 Framing Gender: Political Rhetoric, Gender Schemas, and Public Opinion on U.S. Health Care Reform Nicholas]. G. Willter 453

CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON GENDER AND POLITICS Modernity and Modernization Revisited: Responses to Julia Adams and Ann Shola Orloff, "Defending Modernity? High Politics, Feminist Anti~ModernismJ and the Place ofGender" Modernization and Gender Equality: A Response to Adams and Orloff Ronald [nglehart and Pippa Norris 482

Modernity, Emaneipatory Values. and Power: A Rejoinder to Adams and Orloff Iris Marion Yotlng 492

Once More into the Breach with Modernity: Rejoinder to Inglehart and Norris, and Young fulia Adams andAIIII Shola Orloff 500

BOOK REVIEWS Gender and Civil Society: Transcending Boundaries, Jude Howell and Diane Mulligan, eds. Reviewed by Amy G. Mazur 509

Sex and Consequences: Ahortion, PuMic Policy and the Economics ofFertiliry, by Phillip B. Levine Reviewed by Dorothy E. McBride 513 Abortion Politics in North America, by Melissa Haussman Reviewed by Laura R. Woliver 515 Liberating Economics. Feminist Perspectives on Families, Work, and Globalization, by Drucilla K. Barker and Susan F. Feiner Reviewed by Marion Smiley 518 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS 521 99

Volume 28.2 2005

INTRODUCTION

ANA TORRES LAURA VAN PHOOYEN The Domestic Everyday 5 An Unwelcome Parody .2 In Deference to Birthing .3 SHORT STORIES BARBARA COLVIN NANCY RICHLER Marrying Cinderella 60 Second Chances 7 Textures .2

MARY WHARFF ROBIN PATTERSON In the Absence of Wings 24 Brick Upon Brick 53

ELAINE MCCLUSKEY SHERI BENNING Lulu Says She's Sorry 38 Opening to Anne Simpson 8.

K. BANNERMAN EMILY SUGERMAN lily and the Ways of Women 54 DieWall

KIM MCMECHAN MARY HORODYSKI The Weeks After Your Birth 20 Wedding Anniversary 90 Seagulls 21 lilies 23 ART JACQUELINE KENNELLY After lunch with my mother 2. HEATHER HORTON Bloor Street West Cafe 4

RHONA McADAM NANCY ANGERMEYER Barb's Progress 30 Foundation of Vunerable Strength 19 love in the Time of Dogma 32 Child's Allusions 47 Maple Bay 34 Allusions Reflections 8' NORMA WEST LINDER Suicidal Thought 38 REVIEWS Tales My Mother Told Me 37 REVIEWS BY VIRGINIA AULIN MARY ANN MULHERN The Hatbox Letters 101 Touch the Dead 49 Astonishing Splashes of Colour 102 Cold Flowers 49 Truth & Beauty 103 When Angels Step Down 50 Haunted 51 CONTRIBUTORS 104 COLUMNS 100 4 Living the Dream AmuNewkirk Niven 2,7 One ofTen Thousand: Sif: From Loss to Joy Diana Pamn 35 Herbal Adventures SWUlI Weed 39 Everyday Enchantments LUI/ala Wen/has/one '41 Crone Eyes, Crone Heart Ann Kreillwmp 47 AstroBlessings Bee Smith 51 Ase! At the Crossroads Stephanie Rose Bird 55 Time to Celebrate Waverly Fitzgaald 59 Sisters of the Earth Cris/ina Eiul/berg 63 Goddess Muse Anile Markel 65 Sacred SelfCare Valz,,. Sp'iggs 67 Sweet Medicine Stories L,ba

DEPARTMENTS POETRY 71 A Circle is Cast 16 On Facing Forty 77 Leaves of Sage 16 Th,Mirad,ojMyLije 81 Tools for Transformation 23 bis, Astar/e. Diana, Huate 87 The Rattle 93 Women at the Well 95 Weaving the Web 96 A Pinch of Sage

6 GIVING BACK Edi, Dillon I). too-close encounter with the sea and an unexpected gift fields a meditation on the nature offate and reciprocity.

8 BLESSINGS GIVEN AND NOT YET BESTOWED Lemme M, &hmid/ The realization that I could pray like this, not in supplication but in gratitude, became a gentle wave, washing away my fear.

II CRONING GLORY Smol<.yTrudeau It's true. We do love our hot flashes. Each one is cherished as a rite ofpassage. an invitation from the Goddess to join Her as crone, a woman ofwisdom.

17 LESSONS FROM KALI Healhu Lee Maree On a cold dark night, a rabbit robed in black fur was delivered to our door. Her arrival spurred many questions.

20 GRATITUDE IN THE LAND OF MILK & HONEY Lauretz Sinnotl Unless our fortune is contrasted with something tragic, we can get used to it, even forget it.

25 BRIOIT'S CAULDRON: FULL OF BLESSINGS Christine Thomas I asked Brigit how I could make her more present in my life. She told me to light a candle for her every day for three months. J 0 U n • o W 0 m • n n C U U • n • d Soc • y

Volume 30 Number 4 Summer 2005

New Feminist Approaches to Social Science Methodologies

Special Issue Editors Sandra Harding and Kathryn Norbe~

2009 New Feminist Approaches to Social Science Methodologies: An 2261 Edrle Sobstyl Introduction Gender in the Mirror: Cultural ~magery a'ld Women's J\qency by Sandra Harding and Kathryn Norbu:B Diana Tietjens Meyers Gender ,Hid Agency: Ruonfiguring the Subjut i'J Feminift and Being Here and Being There SodtJI 11Jeory by Lois McNay 2017 Reconfiguring the Native Informant: Positionaliry in the Global Age SIUlh,Jaz Khan 2265 Daphne Lamoth. Black Feminist Cultural Criticism edited by Jacqueline Bobo 2037 Retheorizing Empowerment-thcough-Participation as a Feminism Is for Everybody: Passionate PolitiC! by beU hooks Performance in Space: Beyond Tyranny to Transformation Feminist 11Jeory: From Ma'l]in to Center by bell hooks Mike KesbJ

Interviewing Men Book Reviews 2067 Negotiating Power and Narrative in Research: Implications for Feminist Methodology lAir Presser 2237 Jacqul True 2091 Intersections ofSex and Power in Research on Prostitution: Gendering World Politiu by J. Ann Tickner A Female Researcher Interviewing Male Heterosexual Clients Feminist International Re/tJtiom: An Unfinished Journey by Sabine Grenz Christine Sylvester

2115 When the Girls Are Men: Negotiating Gender and Sexual Dynamics in a Study of Drag Queens 2240 Pa«1 Lather verta Taylor and Lei/tJ J. Rupp Subjectivitiu, Knowledgu, and Feminist GeQgraphies: TIlt Subjects and EthiC! Qf SQcial Restarth by Liz Bondi et al. Research Ethics Feminirt MethQdology: Cha//mges and ChQiw by Caroline 2141 Unraveling Ethics: Illuminating the Moral Dilemmas of Ramazanoglu with Janet Holland Research Ethics Chriftine Halse and Anne Honey 2244 Laura Frost 2163 Friendship, Friendliness, and Feminist Fiddwork But Enolwh about Me: Why We Read Other People's Lives by Gem E. Kim!, Nancy K Miller Anudotal Theory by Jane Gallop rnternatlonal Politics and Political Economy: Feminist Methods 2173 Gendering a Discipline: Some Feminist Methodological Contributions to International Relations 2247 Maureen Sander-Staudt J. Ann Tickner TIle EthiC! o/Gender by Susan Frank Parsons Feminilts Doing EthiC1 by Peggy DesAutels and Joanne Waugh 2189 Beyond Women and Economics: Rereading "\Vomen's \\'ork" DYllci//a K. Barker 2251 Marilyn J. Boxer Tram[orming the Dil(ip/ines: A U'llmen's Studies Primer edited by Review Essay Elizabeth L. MacNabb, Mary Jane Cherry, Susan L. Popham, and 2211 Feminist l-.lethodology: New Applications in the Academy and Rene Perri Prys Public Policy 11Jjnki,1.9 Differently: A Reader in European Womm's Studies Mary Ma'l]aret FO~IOW and ]lldith A. Cook edited by Gabriele Griffin and Rosi Braidoty H'llmm's Studies 0'1 Its Own: A Next Wave Rtllder b, lmtitutionlll Chllngi edited by Robyn Wiegman (continued, next page) 102 )I ~ NS

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2256 Rhonda Hammer blfide Organiud Racism: mWU1J in (lJe Hate iUovet1Jmt by Kathleen M. Blee Lift High the Cross: W7Hye White SlIpmmuy find the Christian Right C01Il'eYge by Ann Burlein Right-Wing mmutJ: From Conservatives to b:tremirts flYOlmd the World edited by Paola Bacchetta and Margaret Power

2270 Sonya Michel TIle Invisible Hmrt: Economics find Family VlJltm by Nancy Folbre In Pllrm;r ofEquity: Women, MOl, find the Q;mt for Economic Citizenship in 20tlJ-Cmtllry America by Alice Kessler-Harris

2214 Mary Beth Mader MetattJorphom: Towards fl A/Meria/fIt T1uory of Buoming by Rosi Braidotti To Sped Is Never NeMral by Luce Irigaray A Politics ofImpossible Difftrtnce: V,e Later Work of Lllce Irigllray by Penelope Deutscher Democracy Begins bttwtm Two by Luce Irigaray

2281 United States and International Notes

2285 About the Contributors

2291 Guidelines for Contributors

Index to Volume 30 2295 Author(Titie Index, General

2303 AuthorjTitle Index, Books Reviewed

• sinister wisdom 103 A Journal by and for Lesbians 65 Autumn 2005 Guest Editor: Merry Gangemi Lesbian Mothers & Grandmothers

Notes for a Magazine ", Merry Gangemi 3 Upcoming Issues: Call for Submissions , " 6

How Lesbian Feminist Photographers Visually Conmucted Lesbian Motherhood.Tee Corinne " 9 Half~cirde AJison Prine 16 The daughter I would have had AJison Prine ,.. 17 Blue ~nk "" , A.1ison Prine 18 Fiona and the Donkey Jane Mara 19 Son ofa Lesbian Jane Mara , 23 Child in Mind Janelle Moon 28 Strawberry Markings Janelle Moon 29 That Carmen Morning Cherie James 31 Heather and Her Critics Leslea Newman 35 One Good Mother to Another Minnie Bruce Prau 40 Someone's Mother Marjorie Norris 45 The Other Mother Kendra Brooks 47 1Ia , ,., Linda Markin 50 No Space Like Home , Judirh K. \'\'itherow , 58 On Being a Lesbian Grandmother Ruth Mountaingrove 65 Leuing Go Suzanne Maheu 68 Foreboding Merry Gangemi 70 Baker's Dozen , Merry Gangemi 72 Three Families , , Maggie Harrison 73 Vox Mauimonia Maggie Harrison 74 This is My Code Vkroria Ferrara-Loris , 77 Lesbian Mom Mary Spicer , 82 Little League Father Amy Gamble 85 Living Together as a Family Lynn Martin 89 The Ooll , Lisa Figueroa 92 Soft Cheeks , Lilith Lynn Rodgers 100 On Raising Tomatoes Lilith Lynn Rodgers 101 Twisted Cage.., ,.,.. , Mary Merium , 102 Finding California Kerry McCabe 103 Shopping for a Baby Shower Patrida MacAodha 110 Contributors Notes 114 Sinister Wisdom Ne\vs 120 Book Reviews Lori L. Lake 121 Back Issues Available 127 Subscription Rates and Form 128

ART From cover: Self-portrait with children Marie laPre' Grabon Back cover: Michelle & Paisley Marie laPre' Grabon

Margaret Sloan-Hunter. and daughter Cathy Tee Corinne 8 Nt A6dagaln & FeliceAna Tee Corinne 12 Sarah Sudie Rakusin 33 Baba Yaga Sudie Rakusin 34 Linda & Joe playing board game Marie LaPre'Grabon 51 Judith and Sue Deb Friedman 60 Judith and grandchildren Sue Lenaens 60 Elizabeth, Merry, and Phoebe Leah Simpson 71 Vicki, Michelle, Nick, and Sal Ferrara-Loris Sara Farrell 81 Coatlicue Sudie Rakusin 91 Isis Sudie Rakusin Il3 104 Vol. 17 #2 N A M June 2005

Features Christi Warner: a life committed to the arts 4 Children's Sialus Bill delayed by conlroversy 6 One person, one marriage! 7 Free allasl 8 Women's Solidarity Namibia launched " 9 Living with schizophrenia takes courage 10 Reflections on my time at Sister 11 Beijing Minus 7 Plus 3 12 Coalition of African Lesbians 13 Young women learn to lead ,.. , 14 Uitani - children's radio programme on KCR 15 Desert Textures ~ Five Seasons: Photography of Amy Schoeman 16 Christi Warner: 'n lewe gewy aan die kunsts " 18 Women arrested and abused in Zimbabwe 20 Teslimony of a member of WOZA 21 Obituary: Yvonne Vera 22 Windows of hope for our children 24 Speaking Oul! 25 ~ Painting as an expression of freedom: i~J Art by Doreen Kaulinge 31 ;ij r,',~ v~ -,\",,' 'i;"l

Regulars '--;lifi'iH l:;:!" J; r;·.\*):ff~~l!,t~?d;,.~(P')~;, . Communily Action: NAPPA: Evoiving wilh Ihe youlh 26 ,l.;

Africa Action: Akina Mama wa Afrika 27

Newsclippings 28 Lellers 30 w Z N « 105 CJ« Vol. 17 #3 N A M B A :iE October 2005

Features

Bertchen Kohrs - Courageous champion Ondjodi inai twa 20 of the environment 4 "Between Yesterday and Tomorrow" 22 Ramatex - Empowering or exploiting women? 6 Changing cultural norms and values Women claim their right to property in the times of HIV and Aids 24 and inheritance 8 New books in the Sister Namibia Who reads Sister Namibia? 11 Resource Centre 30 Women's control over their sexual lives 12 Quilling Martha's life 14 Schools challenge hunger in Lesotho 15 Regulars World march of women , ,. 16 Community Action: JCC 26 Bertchen Kohrs - Dapper slryder Africa Action: Gender Links 27 vir die omgewing 18 News Clippings 28 Social Pol itics 106 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER, STATE, AND SOCIETY

Volume 12 • Number 2 • Summer 2005

Introduction to Special Issue of Social Politics: "Gender, Class, and Capitalism" 159 LESLIE MCCALL AND ANN ORLOFF Varieties of Capitalism and Cross-National Gender Differences 170 DAVID SOSKICE Gender Bias in Skills and Social Policies: The Varieties of Capitalism Perspective on Sex Segregation 180 MARGARITA ESTEVEZ-ABE Divorce and the Gender Division of Labor in Comparative Perspective 216 TORBEN IVERSEN, FRANcES ROSENBLUTH, AND DAVID SOSKICE The "Production" of Child Care: How Labor Markets Shape Social Policy and Vice Versa 243 KIMBERLY]. MORGAN Gender Inequality in Labor Markets: The Role of Motherhood and Segregation 264 PAULA ENGLAND National Skill Regimes, Postindustrialism, and Sex Segregation 289 MARIA CHARLES Contributors 317 Erratum 320 Social Pol itics 107 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER, STATE, AND SOCIETY

Volume 12 • Number 3 • Fall 2005

Special Issue on "Gender Mainstreaming" Guest Editor Sylvia Walby, Lancaster University, UK.

Gender Mainstreaming: Productive Tensions in Theory and Practice 321 SYLVIA WALBY Displacement and Empowerment: Reflections on the Concept and Practice of the Council of Europe Approach to Gender Mainstreaming and Gender Equality 344 MIEKE VERLOO Is Mainstreaming Transformative? Theorizing Mainstreaming in the Context of Diversity and Deliberation 366 JUDITH SQUIRES Gender Mainstreaming and Gender Equality in the New (Market) Economy: An Analysis of Contradictions 389 DIANE PERRONS Integrating or Setting the Agenda? Gender Mainstreaming in the European Constitution-Making Process 412 EMANUELA LOMBARDO . Gender Mainstreaming in Theory and Practice 433 MARY DALY Contributors 451 108 Studies In Gender and Sexuality

Volume 6 2005 Number 3

The Subject of History-The Object ofTransference Bruce Reis, Ph. D. 217

The Middle Men: An Introduction to the Transmasculine Identities Griffin Hansbury, M.A., L.M.S. W. 241

Transmasculinity and Relation: Commentary on Griffin Hansbury's "Middle Men" Gayle Salamon, Ph.D. 265

The Ins and Outs of Transmasculine Embodiment: Commentary on Griffin Hansbury's "Middle Men" Debra Roth, L. C.S. W. 277

Young, Effeminate, and Strange: Early Photographic Portraiture ofTruman Capote lettSolomon, M.F.A. 293 VO"XVI NulransFoRMATIoNS 109

FALL 2005

Introduction JACQUELINE ELLIS AND EDVIGE GIUNTA II

ESSAYS A Cautionary Approach to Teaching Testimony JANIS E. HAsWELL 13

Agai/lSt the Comforts ofCatharsis: Teaching Trauma and the Sobering Lessons ofTrain de Vie JON MORRIS

Narrative Lessons: Teaching Epistemology and D!fference Through Narrative Methodology LEERAY M. COSTA 53

Not Without Sanctuary: Teaching about Lynching LINDA TuCKER

Teaching Imagined Testimony: Kindred, Unchained Memories, and the 4[rican Burial Ground in Manhattan EVA TETTENBORN

MEDIA REVIEWS Rhetorical Memory, Political Theater, and the Traumatic Present WENDY HEsFORD 104

A "Bridge Between My Memories and Yours" WENDY WOLTERS 1I8

Contributors 127 )J(e 11 UlJllI a u 3eMJlR 110 WOMAN AND EARTH Volume 14 as Woman and Earth, Volume 26 including Woman-and Russia December 10,2005 - March 8~ 2006 E=English R=Russian F=Fn'nch Pletlse note that th('se dates are s)wbolic and represent t,,;o important occasions that WE ·wishes to conunemorate: December 10 - Intt'rnatlonal Human Rights Day, and March 8 - International Women's Da)'.

1 From the Editor by Tat)'ana Mamonova (RIE) POLITICS, EDUCATION 325 Years by Mildred Didio (E) 96 Protestors Take Back Inauguration Day, by 5 Contents (E) Chandra Niles Folsom (E) 6 Letters and 25th Anninrsary Praise from Readers (RIE) GODDESS SPIRITUALITY 98 Birth ofthe Universe by Luba Pokro\'ska)'a (R) TRAVEUFOOD 101 Reality oflhe Soul by Galina Fedorova (R) 8 Sailing "ith Offshore Sailing Sehool (E) 10 Travel Journal Excerpt from Anniversary Tour ECONOMICS, PARTNERSIIlP of Ghana (R) 102 How to Make One Hell ofa Protit and Still Get to 19 '''E's Editors' Choice Tran>} Selies documents Heaven by Dr. John DeMartini (E) its 25th Anni\'ersary 'Vorld Media Campaign in 105 'VE's Executive Series Profile (E) Dominican Republic, Fl'ance, Russia, and Italy (E) 108 ADVERTISEMENTS ART, MUSIC & DANCE BOOK LOOK 38 WEts Contemporary Culture Series (E) 110 Constructive Chaos: Steven Sora's Secret Soci­ ESSAY eties o/Amerlca's Elite reviewed by Linda J. Stewart 44 All returns by Tat)'ana Mamonova (R) (E) 112 Seth Kantner's Ordinary Wo/ws reviewed by WOMEN AND RUSSIAlFSU Griselda Steiner (E) 46 WE's "Blast from the Past" - Gloria Steinem J13 Book News on Marilyn MonrOf' - translated into Russian by Tat)'ana Mamonova and originally published in 115 EDITOR'S RECOMMENDED BOOKS (E) \Voman and Russia samizdat (R) 121 RUSSIAN TALE: Goddess of the High Mountain (RIE) WORLD 123 Non-Profit, Foundation, l\Unistry and 64 China: The Role of Women in Chinese Peking Individual Sponsors Opera, by Kim Hardiman (E) 67 Africa: Child Tratlicking in Togo Part II by Human FRONT COVER: Andrea Dworkin in her '20's Rights Watch (E) BACK COVER: Corporate, Travel and Media 69 World News from Spain and Iraq Sponsors

OUR GllESTS 71 Centre for E",-'ironment and Community Development (E) 74 Journalists for the Protection and Promotion of "'omen's and Children's Rights and the Environment in J\.lacedonia (E)

HEALTH 77 Spirit Medicine: Healing in the Sacred Realms by Hank Wesselman (E) -81 Fi"e Step_,> for Overcoming Fe.'"lf and Self Doubt by W~'att Webb (E) 84 Transfer Factor by M.ugarita :\-Hnakova (R) FEATURES 85 Maturity by Tat)'ana Mamono"a (R)

EARTIIWATCII 89 Birds ofNepal by Helen Brown (E) 91 American Indian Cultural Heroes by Dr. Kurt Kaltreider (E)

94 In J\..lemor)' of Andrea Dworkin, by Otris Stark (E) Andrea Dwor1

2 ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE By Elsa Honig Fine

ISSUES AND INSIGHTS 3 ROYAL "MATRONACE" OF WOMEN ARTISTS IN THE LATE-18TH CENTIJRY By Heidi A. -Strobel

10 DONATELLO'S MARY MAGDALEN: A Model of Courage and Survival By Martha levine Dunkelman

PORTRAITS 14 ALICE STALLKNECHT: Every Woman to Her Trade By Ingrid A. SteHensen and Patric:la Ukos Ricci

19 AURORA REYES'S ATAQUE ALA MAESTRA RURAL: The First Mural Created by a Mexican Female Artist • By Dina Camlsarenco Mirkin 26 CHARLEY TooRap By VirgInIa Pi"s Rembert 33 THE GREAT DRAPER WOMAN: Muriel Draper and the Art of the Salon By BellY Fahlman 38 RUTH DORRIT YAGORY: Woman Holding the Stream of Her Life By Angela levine

REVIEWS 44 Symphonic Poem: The Art ofAminah Brenda Lynn Robinson edited by Carole Miller CenshaJ't Reviewed by Robin RIce

45 Creating Their Own Image: The History ofAfrican-American Women Artists, by LUa E. Farrington Reviewed by Alida Craig Faxon 46 Coya: Images ofWomen edited by Janis A. Tomlinson Whistler, Women, & Fashion by Margaret F. MacDonald. Susan Grace Galassi, Aileen Ribeiro. with Patricia de Montfort Reviewed by KJmberty Christmon..(ampbell 50 Singular Women: Writiing the Artist edited by Kristen Frederickson and Sarah E. Webb Essays on Women Artists, "The MostExcellent" edited by Uana De Girolami Cheney Reviewed by Paula Birnbaum

53 Lavinia Fontana: A Painter and Her Patrons in Sixteenth·Cenrury Bologna, by Caroline P. Murphy Reviewed by Uana De Girolami Cheney

55 Kiki Smith: Prints, Books & Things by Wendy Weitman Reviewed by Cassandra langer 57 Women, Art, and the Politics ofIdentity in Eighteenth-Century Europe edited by Melissa Hyde and Jennifer Milam Reviewed by Madelyn Gutwirth 60 Architecture and the Politics ofCender in Early Modem Europe edited by Helen Hills Reviewed by Ulian H. Zirpolo 62 Saints, Sinners, and Sisters: Gender and Northern Art in Medieval and Early Modem Europe, edited by Jane L. Carroll and Alison G. Stewart Reviewed by AndreQ G. Pearsan 64 Women Artists and the Decorative Arts 1880·1935: The gender of ornament, edited by Bridget Eliot and Janice Helland Reviewed by Dipli Bhagal WOMEN: A CULTURAL REVIEW 112

VOLUME 16 NUMBER 2 SUMMER 2005

ARTICLES 'You just can't fly on off and leave a body': The Imercorporeal Breastfeeding Subject of Toni Morrison's Fiction EDITH FRAMPTON 141 A bo,a de souffle: Marcel Proust's American Nervousness and the roman dJAlbertine MICHAEL MURPHY 164 Editing the 1930" The Lost Work of Josephine Johnson LAURA RATTRAY 189 Crying 'the horror' of Prostitution: Elizabeth Robins's 'W'JJere Are You Going To .. .?' and the Moral Crusade of the Women's Social and Political Union SUE THOMAS 203 'The Night Mrs Baker Made History': Conducting, Display and the Interruption of Masculinity JilL HALSTEAD 222

REVIEWS Angelique Richardson, Love and Eugenics in the Late Nineteenth Century: Rational Reproduction and the New Woman CAROLYN BURDETT 236 Maud EHmann, Elizabetb Bowen: 71Je Sbadow across tbe Page PAMELA THVRSCHWELL 239 Anna E: Dickinson) W'hat Ans:WerFj Onoto Watanna) ~ Half Cast' and Otber Writings; Jean Lee Cole, The Literary Voices of Winmfred Eaton: Redefining Etlmicity and Authenticity SARAH MEER 242 Jane Goldman, Modernism, 1910-1945: Image to Apocalypse DEBORAH PARSONS 246 Heloise Brown) 'The Truest Form ofPatriotism ': PaCIfISt Feminism in Britain, ,(870-1902; Susan Grayzel, lVomen and the First World War GRACE BROCKINGTOl'< 250

BOOKS RECEIVED Compiled by TRUDl TATE 254

NEW AND RECENT TITLES Compiled by ANNE HARThIAN 255

ABSTRACTS AND KEyWORDS 262

ABOUT OUR CONTRffiUTORS 265 \J\{omen ~ 113 Cnminal Justice"

Volume 16 Number 1/2 2005

IN THIS IS$UE: , The ReJlr~~Emtation of Females in Criminological Research: A Content Analysis of American and British Journal Articles ;:' ' _ Lorine A. Hughes ':--~':': The W6~nds of Savagery: Negro Primitivism, Gender Parity, ", "and the Execution of Rosanna Lightner Phillips , " ',:, Trina N. Seitz

Probation Officers' Views on Supervising Women Probationers Magnus Seng and ArthurJ. Lurigio

Women Police Stations as a Dispute Processing System: The Tamil Nadu Experience in Dealing with Dowry-Related Domestic Violence Cases Mangai Natarajan

Self-Reports of Traumatic Events in a Random Sample of Incarcerated Women Sarah L. Cook, Sharon G. Smith, Chantal Poister Tusher and Jerris Raiford

Women Prisioners at the Dawn of the 21 st Century Natalie J. Sokoloff

BOOK REVIEW

Emotional Trials: The Moral Dilemmas of Women Criminal Defense Attorneys, by Cynthia Siemsen Reviewed by Stephanie A. Jirard 114 Women &Health

Volume 40 Number 4 2004

CONTENTS

Perceived Organizational Tolerance for Workplace Harassment and Distress and Drinking Over Time [Harassment and Mental Health] Judith A. Richmall, PhD Kathleell M. Rospellda, PhD Joseph A. Flaherty, MD Sally Freels, PhD Kell Ziatoper, MS

The Relationship of Postpartum Partner Satisfaction to Parents' Work, Health, and Social Characteristics 25 Dwenda K. Gjerdillgell, MD, MS Bruce A. Cellter, PhD

A Longitudinal Analysis of Mid-Age Women's Use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) in Australia, 1996-1998 41 David W. Sibbrin, PhD JOII Adams, PhD Alllle F. YOUllg, PhD

Harm Reduction and Women in the Canadian National Prison System: Policy or Practice? 57 Laurelle Rehmall, PhD Jacquelille Gahagall, PhD Alllle Marie DiCellso, MSW Giselle Dias, BA Self-Esteem and "At Risk" Women: Determinants and Relevance to Sexual and HIV-Related Risk Behaviors 75 Claire E. Sterk, PhD Hugh Kleill, PhD Kirk W. ElifsOIl, PhD

Portrayal of Genetic Risk for Breast Cancer in Ethnic and Non-Ethnic Newspapers 93 L. DOlle/Ie, BScN, MA L. Hoffmall-Goetz, PhD, MPH J. N. Clarke, PI,D

Voices of South Asian Women: Immigration and Mental Health 113 Farah Ahmad, MBBS, MPH, PhD (Calldidate) Allgela Shik, PhD Reella Vallza, BSc Allgela M. Cheullg, PhD, MD, FRCPC Usha George, PhD DOlllla E. Stewart, MD, FRCPC Women &Health 115

Volume 41 Number I 2005 Changing Help-Seeking Rates for Intimate Partner Violence in Canada Janice D/I MOllt. EdD Tonia Forte, MSc Marsha M. Cohen. MD, MHSc Ilelle Hyman, PhD Sarah Romalls, l\18, MD

A Community-Based Intervention to Increase Screening Mammogmphy Among Disadvantaged Women at an Inner-City Drop-In Center 21 Robert K. Heyding. MD Angela M. ChCllllg. MD, PhD Em J. M. Mocarski, MD Rahim MoillC'deJin, PhD Stephen IV. Hwang. MD, MPH

Invalidation: A Central Process Underlying Maltreatment of Women with Disabilities 3~ Della Hassollneh-Phi/lips, PhD Elizabeth McNiff, MAHA Laurie Powers, PhD Mary AIlII Curry, DNSc

Assessing Cardiovascular Reactivity in Working Women with the Social Competence Interview 51 Barbam Curbow, PhD Karen A. McDonnell, PhD Erin Dreyling, BA 11/1'son Hall, MHS S/;eila Fitzgerald. PhD Craig K. Ewart, PhD

Malmvi Women and HIV: Socia-Cultural Factors and Barriers to Prevention 69 Ted Lindgren, RN, MPH. PhD Sally fl. Rankin. RN. PhD. FAAN William W. Rankin, PhD

\Vorking in the Margins: Women's Experiences of Stress and Occupational Health Problems in Part-Time and Casual Retail Jobs 87 lsik Urla Zeytinoglu, PIID M. BiunCli Seatou. MS£', PhD (Ca/l(I.) Waheedll Lil/el'ik. MB11, PIID (Caml.) Josejilla Mortl?, BSc

Assessing Psychological Health and Ernpm.... erment in \Vomen: The Personal Progress Scale Revised 109 Dawn M, Johnson, PhD Juditll Worel/. PIID Redo1l1w K, Challdler, PhD WOMEN 116 II PIL Ttl &* XU I CO THERAPY A Feminist Quarterly

Volume 28, Numbers 3/4 2005 The Foundation and Future ofFeministTherapy Marcia Hill, EdD Mary Ballou, PhD Guest Editors

Feminist Therapy's Roots and Wings Marcia Hill

Early Trends in Feminist Therapy Theory and Practice Susan Contratto, Jessica Rossier

Multicultural Feminist Therapy: Theory in Context Susan E. Barrett

Beyond Color and Culture: Feminist Contributions to Paradigms of Human Difference Laura S. Brown, Laurie E. Riepe, Rochelle L. Coffey The Map of Relational-Cultural Theory Carolyn K. West

Feminist Perspectives on Trauma Denise C. Webster, Erin C. Dunn

Location, Location, Location: Contributions of Contemporary Feminist Theorists to Therapy Theory and Practice Natalie Porter

From the Past Toward the Future Marcia Hill, Mary Ballou

Feminist Therapy Practice: Visioning the Future Marcia Hill, Gail Anderson

Visions and Aspirations: Feminist Therapy and the Academy Meredith M. Cohen, Mary Ballou

Fostering Feminist Principles in Our Community: How Do We Get There? Dorcas Liriano

Threats and Challenges to Feminist Therapy Mary Ballou 117

® JUNE 2005 Volume 14, No.6

Surviving and thriving as an interim administrator 1 NEWSWATCH: gendered politics at work and play ...... 3 Using small wins to experience big success...... 6 Re-creating selves: Why women over 60 seek degrees 8 Minnesota schools focus on gender identity...... 23 Situational leadership 101: What a new boss needs to know.. 25 Address sex-role socialization through creative programs.. 26 Women on the move...... 27 Career stories from Perfect Ladies in student affairs...... 28' Flexible policies work best over the faculty lifespan...... 30 Editor: Windjammer cruise combines best elements ...... 32 PLUS: 13.5 pages of great job opportunities for you! ... 9-22

® JULY 2005 Volume 14, No.7

How to support your new president so she succeeds ...... 1 NEWSWATCH: Gendered politics at work and play...... 3 Creating a great, good place to work on campus ...... 6 Learn from other campuses' best work/life programs 8 Women on the move...... 18 Benefits attracts women to NASPA's Manicur symposium. 19 Tips to change the culture, breach the maternal wall...... 20 Is prof's behavior appropriate, or is it sexual harassment?. 22 Title IX gives women A Place on the Team ...... 23 Editor: Take me out to the ballgame-I'll bring my glove 24 PLUS: 9 pages of great job opportunities for you! 118

® AUGUST 2005 Volume 14, No.8

Tips to serve today's majority-Adults, transfer students 1 NEWSWATCH: Gendered politics at work and play...... 3 Tips to help VPs survive under a new president 8 Providing student services to distance ed students, too . . .. 20 Developing New women leaders in community colleges. .. 21 Care and feeding of older faculty and staff ...... 23 Developing Latina/o racial identity on campus...... 24 Women on the move...... 25 Washington vs. SDSU: The struggle for justice continues. .. 26 Editor: Athletics teaches life skills to students of all ages. .. 28 PLUS: 10.5 pages of ads for great jobs! 9-19

® SEPTEMBER 2005 Volume 14, No.9

What's the trend in women getting college presidencies? 1 NEWSWATCH: Gendered politics at work and play 3 Evolution of campus law improves women's safety...... 7 Crisis in female coaches shortchanges women, athletes ... .. 8 Moms and dads in senior campus administration...... 31 When working-class women attend elite colleges 33 Does your school's web site appeal to women? 35 CIRGE charts work/family paths of female PhDs 36 Women on the move...... 37 Using hip-hop to reach the millennial student . .. 38 Editor: It ain't easy being editor...... 40 PLUS, 20 1/2 pages of job ads! 9-30 Women in Management Review

Volume 20 Number 4 2005 119

Article mm Gender differences in perceived leadership effectiveness in Hong Kong 216 Irene Hau-Slu Chow (pp. 216 - 233) Keywords: Culture (Sociology); Gender; Leadership; Management Effectiveness Article Type: Research Paper

mm Caught between difference and similarity: the case of women academics 2j4 Fiona Wilson (pp. 234 - 248) Keywords: Gender; Sex and Gender Issues; Perception; Academic Staff Article Type: Research Paper

mm Modifying best practices in women's advancement for the Latin American context £1~ Sylvia Maxfield (pp. 249 - 261) Keywords: Women; Culture (SocIology); Leadership; Business Environment Article Type: Research Paper

mm Work/life balance: senior management champions or laggards? 262 Eileen Drew; Eamonn M Murtagh (pp. 262 - 278) Keywords: Working Patterns; Senior Managers; Sex and Gender Issues; Equal Opportunities Article Type: Research Paper

mm Job satisfaction: empirical evidence of gender differences n2 Javier Garda-Bernal; Ana Gargallo-Castel; Mercedes Marzo-Navarro; Pilar Rivera-Torres (pp. 279 - 288) Keywords: Job Satisfaction; Human Resource Management; Factor Analysis; Gender Article Type: Research Paper

News mm Mandatory pay audits backed by "mentoring" key to tackling the gender pay gap, says Prospect

mm Working together to promote gender equality in Australia

mm Do our daughters really have the world at their feet?

mm Women employer firms continue to show strength: similar survival rates, fewer job losses from 1997-2001

mm Reaping the rewards: report shows that management development works

mm Catalyst names Georgia-Pacific Corporation and Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP winners of Catalyst Award for Outstanding Initiatives to Advance Women mm EOC Statement on International Women's Day mm Businesswomen urge BL5 to continue gender-specific reports mm First Women Awards aim to encourage new generation to succeed in the world of business 120

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Volume 20 Number 5 2005 Page

Article i!lIm The Czech women in the labour market: a European comparison :i12 Marie Valentova (pp. 312 - 328) Keywords: Labour Market; Women; Czechoslovakia: European Union Article Type: Research Paper i!lIm East German women in management Katja Loderstedt (pp. 329 - 344) Keywords: Women: Managers; East Germany; Job Commitment,. Human Resource Strategies Article Type: Research Paper i!lIm Gendered management in Hungary: perceptions and explanations 34.5 8eata Nagy (pp. 345 - 360) Keywords: Women,. Managers; Hungary; Equal Opportunities Article Type: Research Paper i!lIm Gendered dilemmas of the work-life balance in Hungary Herta Toth (pp. 361 - 375) Keywords: Gender; Hungary; Equal Opportunities Article Type: Research Paper

Review i!lIm Feminist Communication Theory: Selections in Context 37.§ lana F Rakow; Laura A Wackwitzi (pp. 376 - 379) Article Type: Review i!lIm Development of Culture, Welfare States and Women's Employment in :.rz9 Europe Birgit Pfau-Effinger; (pp. 379 - 382) Article Type: Review

Introduction i!lIm Developments in gender and management research in Central and Eastern European Europe (CEE) WOMEN-CHURCH 121 An Australian )ournal of feminist Studies in Religion

No 37 Sprin2 2005

Editors' Introduction Letting Go ofPower: Searching for an Erotic Camille Paul and Elaine Lindsay 3 Reading ofLuke 1:26-56 Kllsty Seidel 41 Webbing Elaine Lindsay 4 Reviews 48 Jennifer Gribble Next kJ No/hing Noel Rowe Elaine Lindsay Womtn, &Iigion and Fmlinul1I in Bn·'ain, Diversity, Hannony and, in the End, 1750·1900 Sue Morg>n (.d.) Justice: Remembering Dorolhee Soelle Monica Dennison God's Willi"g Workm: Women and RJ/igion Mary Grey 12 in Ails/ratio Anne O'Brien

Poems 'So hard to be a woman': Kathryn HamalUl (p.18. 2.) Julia Farr and the Melanesian Mission Janet Crawford 19 Cartoons and Drawings Graham English (pp.11, 29, J6, 47, 51 and h:k cover) The Stoty ofWomen in Christian Mission Susan Smith 25

DeconstructingJesus in recent Australian women's fiction Elain. Lindsay 30

Goddess Jane Meredith 37 WOMEN'S HEALTH & URBAN LIFE: 122 AN INTERNATIONAL & INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL' (Vo!. IV, Issue 1, May 2005)

CONTENTS:

CONTENTS

General Editor's Introduction 1 AYSAN SEV'ER (University of Toronto)

Violation & Denial of Access to Health-rights for Women Involved in Commercial Sex Work in Bangladesh 6 ZINAT ARA (ActionAid Bangladesh)

Patriarchal Pressures on Women's Freedom, Sexuality, Reproductive Health & Women's Co-optation into Their Own Subjugation 27 AYSAN SEV'ER (University of Toronto)

Violence Against Women in Renter versus Owner-Occupied Housing: Is Homeownership a Panacea? 45 DOUGLAS A. BROWNRIDGE (University of Manitoba)

Overcoming Adversity: Resilience & Coping Mechanisms Developed by Recent Immigrant Women Living in the Inner City of Calgary, Alberta 63 JENNIFER M. GRAHAM (University of Calgary) WILFREDA E. THURSTON (University of Calgary) The Making ofModern Woman: Europe 1789·1918 (Lynn Abrams), reviewed by Rebecca Rogers, 347 Maud Gonne's Irish Nationalist Writings, 1895-1946 (Karen Steele, Ed.), reviewed by Louise Ryan, 349 Women's History Review 123

VOLUME 14 NUMBER 2 2005

SPECIAL ISSUE Middle-Class Women and Professional Identity Edited by KRISTA COWMAN & LOUISE A. JACKSON

Krista Cowman & Louise A. Jackson. Introduction. Middle-Class Women and Professional Identity, 165 Margaret Walsh_ Gendered Endeavours: women and the reshaping of business culture, 181 Mary Eagleton. Nice Work? Representations of the Intellectual Woman Worker, 203 Carmen M. Mangion. 'Good Teacher' or 'Good Religious'? The Professional Identity of Catholic Women Religious in Nineteenth-Century England and Wales, 223 Carmen Nielson Varty. 'A Career in Christian Charity': women's benevolence and the public sphere in a mid-nineteenth-century Canadian city, 243 Louella McCarthy. All This Fuss about a Trivial Incident? Women, Hospitals and Medical Work in New South Wales, 1900-1920,265 CharikIia·Glafki Gotsi. Towards the Formation of a Professional Identity: women artists in Greece at the beginning of the twentieth century, 285 Helen Plant. Women Scientists in British Industry: technical library and information workers, c.1918-1960, 301 Daniel J. Walkowitz. Women With(out) Class: social workers in the twentieth-century United States, 323

BOOK REVIEWS Working Women ofEarly Modern Venice (Monica Chojnacka), reviewed by Stephen Caunce, 345 124

WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REpORTER

Volume 26, Number 1 CONTENTS Winter 2005

ARTICLES: Roe on the Rocks? The Implications of the Federal Partial Birth Abortion Ban on the Ever­ Diminishing Right to Privacy Klmberly S. Keller...... I

Earning Dignity: Indirect Discrimination Against Women at Part-time Jobs, Comparative View Ayelet Llchtash ...... 13 NOTES: Silent Suffering: Uncovering and Understanding Domestic Violence in Affluent Communities Kara Bellew...... 39

Demokracja and Aborcja: Poland's New Democracy and the TYranny of Women's Human Rights Danielle Nappi ...... 53 REPRINT: Excerpt from "The Full Belly Quotient: Renegotiating a Rite of Passage" L. Amede Obiora _...... 73 125

WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REpORfER

Volume 26, Numbers 2 & 3 CONTENTS Spring/Summer 2005

ARTICLES: The September 11 Relief Efforts and Surviving Same-Sex Partners: Reflections on Relationships in the Absence of Uniform Legal Recognition Nancy J. Knauer...... 79 Reconceptualizing Female 'Ifafficking: The Inhuman 'Ifade in Women Alison Cole ...... 97 NOTES: The Air Force Academy Scandal: Will the"Agenda for Change" Counteract the Academy's Legal and Social Deterrents to Reporting Sexual Harassment and Assault? Marlene Higgins 121 Women of the West: The Evolution of Marital Property Laws in the Southwestern United States and their Effect on Mexican-American Women Dana V. Kaplan 139 SEX 24n: What's the Harm in Broadcast Indecency? Mira T. Ohm ;...... 167 Set-Aside Programs for Women-Owned Businesses: Do Women Add Diversity to Society? Michael D. Wright...... 181 WOMEN'S STUDIES 126 IN COMMUNICATION

VOLUME 28, NUMBER 2, FALL 2005

157 Feminist Critique and Cinematic Counterhistory in the Documentary With Babies and Banners Jennifer L. Borda

183 Figuring the Feminist Femme Elizabeth Galewski

. 207 Does Sex Make a Difference? Job Satisfaction of Television Network News Correspondents Cindy J. Price and Shaun S. lVulff

235 The Personal is Still Political: Embodied Politics in Third Wave Feminism Natalie Fixmer and Julia T. Wood

258 Cultural Ascriptions Displayed by Restraining Order Court Representatives: Implicating Patriarchy and Cultural Dominance Monique A. Myers and Mary Jane Collier

BOOK REVmWS

290 Cool Men and The Second Sex. By Susan Fraiman. R. Jarrod Atchison Women's Studies Journal 127 Volume 19, Number 2

Spring 2005

WOMEN AND VIOLENCE

7 Editorial AngJury and Mandy Morgan 9 Commentary from the Minister for Women's Affairs Han Ruth Dyson 13 Mortification ofthe self: Goffman's theory and abusive intimate relationships AngJury 32 Victimisation among those involved in underage commercial sexual activity Miriam Saphira andAveril Herbert 41 Violence against women and the burden ofHIV-AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa Laura Ann McCloskey, U/la Larson and Corrine Williams 56 '!t's really quite a delicate issue' - GPs talk about domestic violence AmyAldridge and Leigh Coombes 79 New Zealand women's experiences oflawyers in the context ofdomestic violence: Criticisms and commendations Rachael Pond and Mandy Morgan 107 Sexual violence on trial: Assisting women complainants in the courtroom Elisabeth McDonald 131 Commentary: Women's violence to children Jane Ritchie

Book review 137 Just sex? The cultural scaffolding ofrape, N. Gavey. Reviewed by Leith Pugmire 128 Women's Studies

An Interdisciplinary Journal

Volume 34, NlJmbers:34 Spec/allssue Body Modification Aprl&JLine,,";1' _,,,.,0',_,_,.' 2005,'.'

Guest Editors Samantha Murray and Cathy Hawk/ns

Introduction. Body Works: Transgressions and Transfonnations 225 SAM MURRAY AND CATHY HAWKINS

Feminism, Technology and Body Projects 229 VICTORIA PITTS

Body/Mine: A Chaos Narrative of Cyborg Subjectivities and Liminal Experiences 249 ANNETTE GOUGH

Doing Politics or Selling Out? living the Fat Body 265 SAMANTHA MURRAY

'How does She do that?' Belly Dancing and the Horror of a Flexible Woman 279 VIRGINIA KErr-KENNEDY

The Well-Tempered Breast: Fostering Fluidity in Breastly Meaning arid Function 301 FIONA GILES

Unrefonned Bodies: Nonnative Anxiety and the Denial of Pleasure 327 MARGRIT SHlLDRICK

Book Review 345 STEPHANIE SEERY-MURPHY

In-Brief 349

Recent Publications 353

Notes on Contributors 355 Women's Studies 129 An Inferdlsclplinary Journa' •• Volume34;?NllrfJHer5 ;'July-:-.){(/;/us{2Q05' .:-.:',,',-; ....., ...... •. '...".... -

"What you looking at me for? I didn't come to stay": Displacement, Disruption and Black Female Subjectivity in Maya Angelou's 1Know Why the Caged Bird Sings 359 YOLANDA M. MANORA

The Political is Personal: HenryJames's The Bostonians 377 LESLIE PETTY

Translating Self into Liminal Space: Eva Hoffman's Acculturation in/to a Postmodem World 405 SUSAN FANETII

Poetry Paeonia 421 Ranunculaceae 422 Syringa Vulgaris 423 Exhibit-Two Photographs 424 lAURIE GLOVER

Book Review 425 LISA COLLETIA

In-Brief 429 Recent Publications 435 Notes on Contributors 437 WOMEN'S STUDIES 130 An 'nterd'.clpllnary Journa'

Luncheon af"The Leaning Tower": Consumption and Class in Virginia Woolf's Between the Acts 439 ANDREA ADOLPH

Menstruation, Misogyny, and the Cure for Love 461 LESEL DAWSON

Ontology and Eroticism: Two Bodies of Ophelia 485 MAGDA ROMANSKA

Poetry. 515 LENASEELlG

Book Review 517 FRANCES HENNESSEY

In Brief 521

Recent Publications 529

Notes on Contributors 531 Editorial mOL I. PIERMAN 131 PART I-SPORT AS ASIH Of LIBERATION: EXPERIENCES Of YOUNGER AND OLDER WOMEN ATNUlES

-< 17 Tomboys, Dykes, and Girly Girls: lnterrogating the C> ::E Subjectivities of Adolescent Female Athletes 0 U> NAIAlII AOAMS. ALISON SCHMlTl£, AND AMY fRANKlIN U> 3: = 35 Creating Safe Spaces and Building Social Assets for Young = "':z: So Women in the Developing World: A New Role for Sports =~ en MARlHA BRAOY ~ V> en -l 50 Young Women's Experiences of Menstruation and Athletics QO c: GERAIOINE MomO·BIAC! ANO HllEN VAlLIANAlOS '" <::J V> 68 Baseball, Conduct, and True Womanhood ~ ~ CAROL I. PIIRMAN "'en en= '-V> = PART II-fROM TNEORY TO PRAClICE: fEMINIST INTERPRETATIONS Of = c: SPORT So >- So ~ :::a ~ -l 86 The Emergence of the Figure of"Woman-the-Hunter:" C>'" Equality or Complicity in Oppression? C> :::a"' AMY J. IIllGERAlO V> ..... -< 105 That Takes Balls: Toward a Feminist Coaching Methodology MEGAN CHAWANIlY :e 120 Amelie Mauresmo's Muscles: The Lesbian Heroic in C) Women's Professional Tennis z: PAMHA J. lORMAN AND DARCY (. PIYMIRI rn :z 134 Flexing the Tensions of Female Muscularit}·: How Female Bodybuilders Negotiate Normative Femininity in > Competitive Bodybuilding .,~ :z lEX BOYlE .... c:::J .,~ 150 Debutantes, Brats, and Mayhem: Women's Rugby and the ., en Creation ofan Oppositional Culture in the South ... "'0 MEGAN TAYlOR SHO(llEY ,.n C) .,"" :::0 PART III-POETRY ~ -t :-- en 170 Roller Derby> 1958 ~ SUSAN XHlY-OEWIll ~ ,.""'" 111 For the Women's Cross-Country Team, 1983 z lESlII HEYWOOO

173 One orus lESlII HEYWOOO

175 The New Filly DONNA I. GIlAGOll\ lff

117 Pole Vault ROC HILlE l. HARRIS

179 Bodysong ROCHEllE l. HARRII (continued, next page) (continued)

181 Swan Dive at 1:00 3.1ll. E1I1A8E1H ICIIM 132 183 Interior Design OIAHE RAP10lH

z 184 Bike Poem ... JUDITH ITRIIIER '" ~ "" 185 Surf Casting "- BIRDARA WADE ...;

~ = IB6 On a Blue Track ..."" OAVI WAlOHI en ~ I- >- c::: ~ PART IV-CRITICAl RfADINGS AND PfDAGOGICAl APPROACHES ~= <::) ~ Co. = 188 Women IN Their Bodies: Challenging Objectification en ~ through Experiential Learning BRITAIN A. ICOI1 AND JUlI! A. DERRY = :z: 210 Women, Sport, and Film Class

:z: 224 American Beauty: The Cheerleader in American Literature u.I and Popular Culture :::E: LA'IONYA RIAl! ML[[\ <::) 233 Teaching Athletics and Gender: A Pedagogical Narrative 3= BONNIE J. MORRIS

246 from Women in Sport to Cultural Critique: A Review of Books about Women in Sport and Physical Culture >- IUSAN J. BlNDY ..... ~ co c::: co LLI PARI V-REVlfWS I- '"~ ~ c::: ::E 262 A Review of Sheila E. Schroeder's Video "See What I Got: =:> V> MHLNOA LEVLN d "- :z'" en ~ 264 A Review ofSusan J. Bandy and Anne S. Darden, Eds., "'- LLI V> Crossing Boundaries: An Itllemalional At.,hology of Women's = Experiences in Sport :::::> '" AliCE RIll BACN I- "" en V> 267 A Review ofMary Stange Zeiss, Ed., Heart Shots ~ en ~ lilA M, NHM;!N ::E"'" =:> :z :z LLI ::::E: 211 ERRATA C) "" ""~ co == :> 133

Harriet Devine Jump. Introduction, 147 () ~ <: Stephen C. Behrendt. Irish Women Poets of the Romantic Period: -c:: Z 0 (1) .... ~ t'" ~ a different sort ofother, 153 '"rl C t:l ". 3: m ~ - m ~ William Levine. The Eighteenth-century Jeremiad and Progress-piece e: !"t- ~ rl ~ 0 :'l -N S Traditions in Anna Barbauld's "Eighteen Hundred and Eleven", 177 ~ ~ ""q ..... :r: t:l cZ Maire ni Fhlathuin. India and Women's Poetry of the 1830s: ;,. !"t- 3: ;<> ::r' OJ femininity and the picturesque in the poetry ofEmma Roberts and ~ I m ~ m r'l ;<> .... Letitia Elizabeth Landon, 187 -l ~ N :::- :::I' 0 t:l No Diego Saglia. Other Homes: exoticism and domesticity in m !"t- 0 l'Jq <: I:: V< Maria Jane Jewsbury's Qceanides, 205 -~-< ~ Ann R. Hawkins. Marketing Gender and Nationalism: Blessington's C Gems ofBcautyl L'J~crin and the mid-century book trade, 225 s: ~ '

Sarah Fiona Winters. Christina Rossetti's Poetic Vocation, 291

BOOK REVIEWS Privacy, Domesticity, and Women in Early Modern England (Corinne S. Abate, Ed.), reviewed by Helen Hackett, 311 The Prince's Mistress: a lift ofMary Robinson (Hester Davenport), reviewed by A1ix Nathan, 313 Anne Bronte: educating pamlts (Mary Summers), reviewed by Emma Liggins, 316 An Anthology ofWomen's Travel Writing (Shirley Foster & Sara Mills, Eds), reviewed by Emma Liggins, 3 18 Rebel Daughters: Ireland ill collf/ict t798 Oanet Todd), The Courtesan's Revenge: Harriette Wilson, the womall who blackmailed the Killg (Frances Wilson); Hallllah More: thefirst Victoriall (Anne Stott), reviewed by Harriet Devine Jump, 321 Writers alld Their Work:]ane Austell (Robert Miles), reviewed by Margaret Forsyth, 328 Radical Writillg all Women, t800-t850: all anthology (Kathryn Gleadle), reviewed by Margaret Forsyth, 331

Cover illustration Plate ofMarguerite, Countess of Blessington. Frontispiece, Heath's Book of Beauty for 1834 (1833). • YALE JOURNAL OF • 134 LAW AND FEMINISM

VOLUME SEVENTEEN NUMBER TWO. 2005

Articles

Defense ofOthers and Defenseless "Olhers" " Amy 1. SepinwaJl 327

Law's Nobility Robin L. West 385

The W Visa: A Legislative Proposal for Female and Child.Refugees Trapped in a Post-September 11 World Marisa Silenzi Cianciarulo 459

Comment

Conclusions from the Body: Coerced Fatherhood and Caregiving as Child Support : Jessica L. Roberts 501

Book Reviews

Ratna Kapuc's Erotic JlIstice: Law and the New Politics ofPostcolonialism Ryan Charles Gaglio 517

Women, Madness and the Law: a Feminist Reader Margaret HelJerstein 527