The Un vers ty of W scons n System Feminist Periodicals

A current listing of contents

WOMEN'S STUDIES

Volume 25, Number 4 &. Volume 26, Number 1 Winter &. Spring 2006 Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard LIBRARIAN Women's Studies Librarian Feminist Periodicals A current listing of contents

Volume 25, Number 4 & Volume 26, Number 1 (Winter & Spring 2006)

Periodical literature is the cutting edge ofwomen's scholarship, , 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 ; 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 of contents pages from current issues of major feministjournals are reproduced in each issueof Feminist 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. Subscription prices (print only; for online prices, consult publisher). 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 focus/statement 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 facilitate 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, New York, 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 complied by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, 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 Ihe State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

University of Wisconsin System users: To locale these periodicals within the UW Syslem, do a UW System/Universal Borrowing search from your campus catalog (labeled variously "Other Libraries," "More Libraries," "Olher 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:

Eau Claire, (715) 836-3858, [email protected], http://www.uwec.edu/Library/askus.hlm

Green Bay, (920) 465-2303, [email protected], http://www.uwgb.edullibrary/reference/qp.hlmi

La Crosse, (608) 785-8508, or (800) 881-4454 (toll free), [email protected], http://perth.uwlax.edu/ murphylibrary/forms/refemail.html

Madison, (608) 262-3242, http://memorial.library.wisc.edu/mail/askmemorial.shlml

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Whitewater, (262) 472-1 032, htlp://library.uww.edu/subjecUaskwi.htm

Colleges, find the college and contact information on htlp://www.uwc.edullibrary/directory.htm

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.edullibraries/ WomensStudiesl Compilers: Heather Shimon, Ingrid Markhardt. 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. Subscription rates: Wisconsin subscriptions: $8.25 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $15 (organizations affiliated wilh the UW System), $16 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $22.50 (libraries or other organi­ zations). Out-of-slate subscriptions: $30 (indiv. & women's programs), $55 (inst.). This fee covers most publications of the Office, including Feminist Collections, Feminist Periodicals, and New Books on Women & . Wisconsin subscriber amounts include stale lax (except UW organizations 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 AGENDA: EMPOWERING WOMEN FOR GENDER EQUITY 1. 1971. 1. 1987. 2. 4/year. 2. 4/year. 3. Non-member: $60; annual membership: $65 ($24 3. The Americas: $60 (student/pensioner), $70 (indiv.), allocated to sUbscription). $85 (ins1.); Republic of South Africa: ZAR 112 4. AWlS. 1200 New York Ave., N.W., Suile 650, (student/pensioner), ZAR 120 (indiv.), ZAR 212 (inst); Washington, DC 20005 [email: [email protected]} Southern Africa: ZAR 123 (student/pensioner), ZAR [website: htlp:llwww.awis.orgfpubs/mag.hlml]. 140 (indiv.), ZAR 233 (insl.); Europe/Asia: £40 5. Sydney Gary. (student/pensioner), £50 (indiv.), £60 (ins!.). 7. ISSN 0160-256X. 4. [emall: [email protected],za][website: htlp:flVI'NW. 8. OCLC 23747329. agenda,org.za). 11. "AWlS Is committed to the achievement of equity 5, Gil Harper, and full participation of women in all areas of science 6, Rm. E302, Diakonia Ctc, 20 SI. Andrews SI.. Durban and technology." 4001, PO Box 61163, 8ishopsgate 4008, Republic of South Africa. [email: [email protected],zal AFFILIA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOCiAL WORK 7. ISSN 1013·0950. 1. 1986. 8. OCLC 25255461. 2. 4/year. 11. "Agenda strives for empowering women for gender 3. $102 (indiv.), $509 (inst.) equity." It is "a media project about women and 4. Sage Publications, 2455 Teller Rd .• Thousand Oaks, gender, giving women a voice to articulate their needs CA 91320 (email: [email protected]] [website: and unite about them. We aim to question and http://aff.sagepub.com]. challenge the current understanding of gender relations 5. Christine Saulnier, Fariyal Ross-Sheriff in South Africa." 6. Fariyal Ross-Sheriff, Co-Editor for Manuscripts, Affilia, School of Social Work, Yeshiva Univ"2495 THE AHFAD JOURNAL: WOMEN AND CHANGE Amsterdam Ave., New York, NY 10033. 1. 1984. 7. ISSN 0886-1099. 2, 2/year. 8. OCLC 12871850. 3. $25 (indiv.), $40 (insl.). 9. Criminal justice, family, social science, and women's 4, Lee G. Burchina!, Associate Editor, 4141 N. Henderson studies indexes. Also available on microfilm from Rd., Arlington, VA 22203 [website: http://www, Bell & Howell Information and Learning, Ann Arbor, ahfad.orgljourna\l]. MI. 5. Amna E, Badri. 10. Chadwick PCI Full Text, Dow Jones Interactive, 6. Amna E, Badri, Editor, The Ahfad Journal, The Ahfad EBSCO (various products), Highwire Press, Univ. for Women, PO Box 167, Omdurman, Sudan InfroTrac (Gale Group), Ingenta, OCLC FirstSearch [email: ahfadjournal@yahoo,comJ. ECO, Sage Publlcallons, Swetswise. 7. ISSN 0255-4070. 11. "This journal is committed to the discussion and 8. OGLC 12747640. development of feminist values, theories, and g, ERIC. available on microfilm from Bell & Howell knowledge as they relate to social work research, Information and Learning, Ann Arbor, MI. education, and practice." Contains articles, reports of 10. Contemporary Women's Issues, ProQuest. research, essays. poetry, and literary pieces. 11. The Ahfad Journal's aim is "to publish scientific Dedicated to "the task of eliminating discrimination research in women's development issues in Sudan and and , especially with respect to gender, other African counlries." but including race, ethnicity, class, age, disability, and sexual and affectiona! preference as well." ARISE: A WOMEN'S DEVELOPMENTAL MAGAZINE PUBLISHED BY ACFODE AFRICAN JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH Presumed ceased. 1. 1997. 2. 3/year. ASiAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES 3. Nigeria: N3,OOO; African-based: $90 (lndiv.), $100 1. 1995. (insl.); elsewhere: $100 (indiv.), $125 (inst.). 2, 4/year, 4. African Journal of Reproductive Health, 4 Alofoje 3, $50 (indiv.), $115 (inst.); outside Korea, add $20 Ave., Off Uwasota St.. PO Box 10231, Ugbowo, postage. Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria {email: wharc@ 4. Asian Ctr. for Women's Studies, Ewha 's Univ., hyperia.com] {website: http://'fflNI.wharc.org], #11-1, Daehyun-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, 120­ 5. Friday Okonofua, 750, Korea [email: [email protected] [website: 7. iSSN 1118-4841. hllp:1I acws.ewha,ac.kr]. 8. OCLC 36782954. 5. CHANG Pilwha. 9. African Books PUblishing Records, Index 7. ISSN 1225-9276. Medicus/MEDUNE, Popline, Women's Studies 8. OCLC 33094607. International. 9. Alternative Press Index; Current Contents: Social & 10. 8i01lne Inti" INASP. Behavioral Sciences; IOWA Guide; Social Sciences 11. "The African Journal of Reproductive Health is a Citation Index, multi-disciplinary and international journal that 10, GenderWatch. publishes original research, comprehensive review 11, uAJWS is an interdisciplinary journal, publishing articles articles, short reports, and commentaries on pertaining to women's issues in Asia from a feminist reproductive health in Africa. The journal strives to perspective." provide a forum for African authors, as well as others working in Africa, to share findings on all aspects of ASIAN WOMEN reproductive health, and to disseminate lnnovallve, 1. 1995. relevant, and useful information on reproductive 2. 3fyear. health throughout the continent." 3. $60 (indiv.), $45 (sludenl), $90 (insl.). iv

4. Asian Women, Research lnst. for Asian Women, on changes in curricula relevant to women's studies Sookmyung Women's Univ., Chungpa·dong 2·ka, and feminist studies".; reviews, critiques, enthusiasms Youngsan-ku, Seoul, 140-742, Korea [emait; and correspondence." [email protected]] [website: http://ews. ewha.ac.kr). BERKELEY JOURNAL OF GENDER, LAW & JUSTICE 5. Jaelim Oh. 1. 1986. Formerly titled Berkeley Women's Law Journal. 7. ISSN 1225-925X. 2. 1/year. 8. OCLC 7673725, 36782501. 3. $9 (sludenl), $18 (indiv.), $44 (insl.). Oulside U.S.: add 9. Alternative Press Index; Current Contents: Social $15 postage. and Behavioral Sciences; IOWA Guide; Social 4. Publications Coordinator, 421 North Addition, Baal! Sciences Citation Index. School of law, Berkeley, CA 94720-7200 [website: 10. GenderWalch. htlp://W"N'.'1. boall.org/bwlj). 11. Asian Women seeks "to present various 5. "Editor~ perspectives and raise important issues in women's 6. Rm. 491 Simon Hall, Boalt School of law, Univ, of studies" and wishes "to serve as a communication California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720 [email: channel between researchers in Asia and in Western bwJj@socrates,berkeley.eduj. countries." 7. ISSN 0882-4312. 8. OCLC 11830558. ATLANTIS 9. Alternative Press Index; Annotated Gulde to Women's 1. 1975. Periodicals; Current Index to legal Periedicals. 2. 2/year. 10. lexis-Nexis Academic Universe, 3. U.S.: US$25 (studenUnew indiv. subscriber), US$40 11. ''The Berkeley Journal of Gender, Law & Justice, a (indiv.), US$65 (inse); Canada: CN$20 (sludenUnew continuation of the Berkeley WomM's Law Journal, is indiv. subscriber), CN$35 (indiv.), CN$60 (inst.); gU'lded by an editorial policy which distinguishes us elsewhere: US$30 (studenVnew indiv. subscriber), from other law reviews and feminist journals. Our US$45 (indiv.), US$70 (insl.). mandate is to publish research, analysis, narrative, 4. lnst. for the Study of Women, Mount Saint Vincent theory, and commentary that address the lives and Univ., 166 Bedford Highway, Halifax, Nova Scotia struggles of underrepresented women. We beHeve that 83M 2J6, Canada {email: atlantis@ msvu.caJ excellence in feminist legal scholarship requires critical [website: http:/AWIIN.msvu.ca/atlantisj. examination of the intersection of gender with one or 5. Franca lacovetta, Rhoda Zuk. more other axes of subordination, including, but not 7. ISSN 0702-7818. limited to, race, class, sexual orientation, and disability. 8. OCLC 3409640. Therefore discussions that treat women as a monolithic 9. Alternative press, Canadian, history, group do not fall within our mandate. Because language/literary, multicultural, political science, and conditions of inequality are continually changing, our women's studies indexes. mandate is continually evolving." 11. "Atfantis is an interdisciplinary journal devoted to critical and creative writing in English or French on BITCH: FEMINIST RESPONSE TO POP CULTURE the topic of women. Contains scholarly articles, 1. 1996. review essays, book reviews, art and poetry." 2. 4lyear. 3. U.S.: $15; Canada: $25; elsewhere: $40. AUSTRALIAN FEMINiST STUDIES 4. Bitch, 1611 Telegraph Ave., Ste. 515, Oakland, CA 1. 1985. 94609 (email: [email protected]) (websit~: 2. 3/year. htlp;/Iwww.bitchmagazine.comj. 3. $126 USD/$112 AUD/£76 (indiv.), $493 USD/$398 5. Lisa Jervis, Andi Zeisler. AUD/£298 (insI.) 6, (em aU: [email protected]]. 4. U.S.lCanada: Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis, 7. ISSN 1524-5314. Inc., Journals Dept., 325 Chestnut St., 8t~ Floor, 8. OCLC 38398466. Philadelphia, PA 19106; U.K.lEurope/elsewhere: 9. Alternative Press Jndex. T & F Customer Services Dept., T & F Informa U.K. 10. GenderWatch. Ltd., Sheepen Pl., Colchester, Essex C03 3lP, 11. Bitch offers~, .. feminist analysis of pop culture, the United Kingdom [email: tf.€[email protected] fomenting of activism among our readership, and the fwebsite: hllp://~\I',VW. ta ndf.co.ukljournals]. effecting of change in pop culture's portrayals of 6. Mary Sprongberg. women and feminism." 6. Mary Sprongberg, Dept. of Modern History, Div. of Humanities, Macquarie Univ., New South Wales BOOKS TO WATCH OUT FORI (MORE BOOKS FOR WOMEN) 2109, Australia (email: [email protected]; 1. 2005. reviews: Nicole Moore, Dept. of English, Div. of 2. 12/year. Humanities, Macquarie Univ., New South Wales 3. $42. 2109, Australia femail: [email protected]]. 4. PO Box 882554, San Francisco, CA 94188 femail: 7. ISSN 0816·4649; electronic ISSN 1465·3303. [email protected]} [website: hltp:/AwN'I. 8. OCLC 16151817. BTWOF.com or hllp:IIW\'IW.BooksToWatchOuIFor. 9. Alternative press, Australian, gay/lesbian, social comJ. science, and women's studies indexes. 5. Carol Seajay. 10. EBSCO (various products), OClC FirstSearch ECO, 6. femail: [email protected]]. Swetswise. 11. Books to Watc!! Out For! (More Books for Women) 11. "Australian Feminist StUdies publishes aims "to make it easy for thinking women to find the transdlsciplinary scholarship and discussion In the hest books by and about women and to support and fields of feminist research and women's studies promote women's literature." courses. In addition, it aims to attract and encourage discussion of government and trade union initiatives BOOKS TO WATCH OUT FORI (THE LESBIAN EDITION) and policies that concern women; examination of.the 1. 2003. interaction of feminist theory and practice; comment 2, 12lyear. v

3. $42. 11. "Calyx publishes literature and art by women. It exists 4, PO Box 882554, San Francisco, CA 94188 [email: to nurture women's creativity through the wide [email protected][website: htlp:1I promotion and publication of women's finest work." WVN/.BTWOF.com or http://www. BoaksToWatchOutFor.com]. CAMERA OBSCURA 5, Carol Seajay. 1. 1976. 6. {email: [email protected]). 2. 3/year. 8. OCLC 55112914 3. $20 (stUdent), $30 (Indlv.), $107 (Inst.). 11. ~ Books to Watch Out For! (The Lesbian Edition) 4. Duke Univ. Press, Journals Fulfillment, 905 W. Main celebrates the range and diversity of lesbian writing St., Ste. 18B, Durham, NC 27701 [email: from literary fiction to escapism by reviewing the [email protected]] [website: http://WW'N. books, covering the publishing news, and increasing dukeupress.edu/cameraobscura). the readership and information network for lesbian 5. Editorial Collective. literature, thus positively impacting the sales and 6, Camera Obscura, Dept. of Film and Media Studies, pUblish-ability of lesbian works, both fiction and non· Univ. of California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106·4010 fiction, literary and other genres." [email: cameraobscura@filmandmediastudies,ucsb.edu] BRIDGES: A JOURNAL OF 7. ISSN 0270-5346. 1. 1990. 8. OCLC 4818143. 2. 2/year. 9. Alternative press, film, humanities, television, and 3. $32 (indiv.), $54 (insl.). Outside U.S.: add $8.50 women's studies indexes. surface postage, $16 air mail. 10. Contemporary Women's Issues, EBSCO (various 4. Journals Diy .• indiana Vnlv. Press, 601 N. Morton products), GenderWatch, General Reference Ctr. Gold St., Bloomington, IN 47404-3797 [website: http:// (Gale Group), Ingenta, Lexis-Nexis Academic Selected W'N'N. iupjournals,org Ibri dg es]. Full Text, Swetswise. 5. Clare Kinberg, 11. Film theory and history; feminist theory; psychoanalytic 6, Bridges, PO Box 1206, Ann Arbor, MI48106 (email: theory: Marxist theory; photography; video and clare@bridgesJournal,org} [website: hHp:llw"vw. performance. bridgesJournal.org}. 7. ISSN 1046-8358. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE LAW 8. OCLC 20542141. 1. 1985. 9, Index to Jewish Periodicals: Jewish Abstracts. 2, 2/year. 11. "The editors bring to Bridges a commitment that 3. CN$20 (studenUlow income), CN$30 (National Assn. of combines traditional Jewish values of justice and Women and the Law members), CN$40 (indiv.), CNS70 repair of the world with insights honed by the (inst.). Outside Canada: add CN$12 postage. feminist, lesbian and gay movements." 4. Univ. of Toronto Press, Journals Div., 5201 Dufferin St., North York, Ontario M3H 5T8, Canada (email: BUST: FOR WOMEN WITH SOMETHING TO GET OFF [email protected]}[website: http://www. THEIR CHESTS utpjournals.com/cjwl/cjwl.html}. 1. 1993. 5. Editorial Collective. 2. 6/year. 6. Editors, Canadian Journal of Women and the Law, 3. U.S.: $19.95; Canada: $29.95; elsewhere: $39.95. Osgoode Hall Law School, York Univ., 4700 Keele 4. BUST Subscriptions, PO Box 3000, Denville, NJ St.,Toronto, Ontario M3J 1P3, Canada [email: 07634·9989 [email: [email protected]] [email protected]]. [website: http://'N'NW.bust.com}. 7. ISSN 0832-8781; electronic ISSN 1911-0235. 5. Debbie Stoller. 8. OCLC 13902155. 6. BUST Submissions, PO Box 1016, Cooper Station 9. Canadian, legal, and women's studies indexes. New York, NY 10276 [email: submissions@bust. 10. Hein Online. com). 11. "The GJWL is the only Canadian legal periodical 7. ISSN 1089-4713. dedicated to providing in-depth, feminist analysis of 8. OCLC 32952095. legallssues of concern to women." 11. "With an attitude that is fierce, funny and proud to be female, Bust tells the truth about women's lives and CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIES/LES CAHIERS DE LA FEMME presents a female perspective on pop culture." 1. 1978. 2. 4/year. CAFRA NEWS/NOVEDADES CAFRA 3. CN$38.52 (Indiv.), CN$53.50 (ins!.). Outside Canada: Presumed ceased. add CN$20 postage. 4. Canadian Woman Studies, 212 Founders College, CALYX York Uoiv., 4700 Keele SI., North York, Ontario M3J 1. 1976. 1P3, Canada [email: [email protected]} [website: 2. 3/year. http://W\WI.yorku.ca/cwscfll· 3. $18 (low Income), $21 (indiv.), $27 (inst./lib.). 5. Luciana Ricciutelli. Canada/Mexico: add $11 postage; outside 7. ISSN 0713-3235. U.S.lCanadal Mexico: add $21 postage. 8. OCLC 9951504. 4. PO Box B, Corvallis, OR 97339·0539 (em all: ca\yx@ 10. Canadian Periodical Index; Women's Studies calyxpress.org] [website: http://WVWI.ca\yxpress.org). International, Women's Studies Index. 5. Editorial Collective. 11. "GWSlcfis a bilingual, interdisciplinary, femlnistjournal 7. ISSN 0147-1627. that brings exciting scholarship about women to 8. OCLC 3114927. non-scholars, broadcasts our diverse experiences and 9. American Humanities Index; The Annual Index to bridges the gap between Canada's languages and Poetry in Periodicals; The Index of American cultures." Periodical Verse. vi

COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF GENDER AND LAW [email protected]) {website: http://W\W1. 1. 1991. dukeupress.edu/differencesJ. 2. 2/year. 5. Ellen Rooney, Naomi Schor, Elizabeth Weed. 3. $20 (student), $40 (indiv.), $50 (public interest or9.), 6. Differences, Box 1958, Brown Univ., Providence, RI $65 (inst.). Outside U.S.: add $10 postage. 02912. 4. Columbia Journal of Gender and Law, 435 W. 116th 7. ISSN 1040-7391. St., New York, NY 10027-7297 (email: jrngen@law. 8. OCLC 18507940. columbia,edu) (website: http://'o'fININ.calurnbia.edu/cu/ 9, Soclological Abstracts; StudIes on Women Abstracts; jgllindex.htmlj. Women's Studies International; Women's Studies 5. Editorial Collective. Jndex. 7. ISSN 1062·6220. 10. Contemporary Women's Issues, Dow Jones 8. OCLC 24786087. Interactive, EBSCO (various products), GenderWatch, 9. Wilson's Index 10 Legal Periodicals. General Reference Center Gold (Gale Group), 10. GenderWatch. Lexis·Nexls Academic Un·lverse. Humanities Full Text (Wilson), InfoTrac (Gale Group), 11. "The Columbia Journal of Gender and Law was lngenta, Lexls-Nexis Academic Selected Full Text, founded to publish legal and interdisciplinary writings Literature Resource Center (Gale Group), Project on feminism and gender issues and to expand MUSE, ProQuest, Swetswise. feminist Jurisprudence. 80th national and 11. "Differences: A Journal ofFeminist Cultural Studies is international in focus, JGL is intended to serve as a affiliated with the Pembroke Center for Teaching and forum for topics inadequately addressed in rnostlaw Research on Women, a nonprofit educational journals and reviews, inducting issues concerning organization, at Brown University. The journal brings women, children, family, sexuality, reproductive together cultural studies and feminism and aims to rights, and violence. The articles in JGL approach provide a forum for an examinatlon of cultural politics legal issues from a variety of disciplines. We aim to and discursive practices Informed by feminist criticism." promote an ~xpansive view of feminism embracing women and men of all colors, classes, sexual EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES orientations, and cultures," 1. 1994. 2. 4lyear. CONCERNS: WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR THE MODERN 3. $86/£49 (indiv.); $656/£374 (inst.). LANGUAGES 4. North America: Sage Publications, 2455 Teller Rd., Ceased publication. Thousand Oaks, CA 91320 {email: journals@sagepub. com]; Europe: Sage Publications, 1 Oliver's Yard, 55 CRITtCAL MATRIX: THE PRINCETON JOURNAL OF City Rd., London EC1Y 1SP, United KIngdom {email: WOMEN, GENDER, AND CULTURE [email protected]) [website: hltp:/lejw. 1. 1985. sagepub.com}. 2. 2/year. 5. Kathy Davis, Mary Evans. 3. $20 (stUdent), $25 (indiv.). $30 (Inst.). 6. EJWS, Hazel Johnstone, Gender Inst., Houghton St., Canada/Mexico: add $6.50 postage; outside London WC2A 2AE, United Kingdom [email: U.S.JCanada/Mexico: add $9,50 postage. [email protected]); book reviews: Ann Phoenix (email: 4. Critical Matrix, Program in the Study of Women and [email protected]). Gender, 113 Dickinson Hall, Princeton Univ., 7. ISSN 1350·5068; electronic ISSN 1461·7420. Princeton, NJ 08544-1017 (email: matrix@princeton. 8. OCLC 30758367. edu) [website: hltp:I/W\\'W.princeton.edu/-prowoml 9. Current contents, humanities, political science, social CMj. science, and women's studies indexes. 5. UEditor" 10. ESSCO (various products), Highwire Press, Ingenta, 7. ISSN 1066-288X. OCLC FirstSearch ECO, Swetswise. 8. OCLC 13313631. 11. The European Journal of Women's Studies is a major 9. MLA International Bibliography, Women's Studies international forum for original scholarship at the cutting International. edge of Women's Studies. The journal's main focus is 10. Contemporary Women's Issues. the complex theoretical and empirical relationship 11. "Critical Matrix Is a forum for research, criticism, between women and the parl1cular, and diverse, theory, and creative work In feminism and gender context of Europe. As weH as publishing articles, the studies. Seeking connections among academic, journal includes short topical and polemical pieces and creative, and political approaches to gender, Critical book reviews. Matrix brings together written and visual materials that explore, redefine, or reach across traditional F/M FEMINIST MAGAZINE disciplinary boundarIes. Edited by graduate students, Presumed ceased. guided by an advisory board of nationally recognized scholars, and pUblished twIce yearly by the Program FEMINISM & : AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL In Women's Studies at Princeton University, Critical 1. 1991. Matrix solicits new work by authors from multiple 2. 4lyear. disciplines, at any stage In their careers, with or 3. $86/£49 (indiv.), $697/£398 (ins I.). without academic affiliation." 4. North America: Sage Publica!ions, 2455 Teller Rd., Thousand Oaks, CA 91320 [email: journals@ DIFFERENCES: A JOURNAL OF FEMINIST CULTURAL sagepub.com); Europe: Sage Publications, 1 Oliver's STUDIES Yard, 55 City Rd., London EC1Y 1SP, United KIngdom 1. 1969. [email: [email protected] {website: 2. 3/year, http://fap.sagepub.com}. 3. $20 (studenl), $35 (indiv.), $107 (inst.). Canada: add 5. Sue Wilkinson. $9 postage; outsIde U.S.lCanada: add $12 postage, 6. Enquiries: Vicloria land (email: [email protected]}; 4. Duke Univ. Press, Journals Fulfillment, 905 W. Main manuscript submissIon: c/o Celia KilzInger, Dept. of St" Ste. 188, Durham, NC 27701 [email: , Univ. of YorK, Heslington, York Y01Q SOD, United Kingdom. vii

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NATIONAL AWlS Meet the 2005 AWlS 38 Fellows President's Remarks: 2 uoking Ahead (J,'ilh an eye Thank You to AWlS occasionallY 011 the rearvieJv 40 Contributors mirror) lry Elizabtlh It"9' University of Arkansas 42 Hosts 42nd Annual Brief­ National AWlS: ing for The Council for 4 Each One Reach Olle the Advancement of lry SUJafl GanNr Science Writing lry lIllie KiI!)'OIl'1 AWlS MembersWp 22 Campaign: Each One RPach One

In Every Issue Book Review: Unstuck: Hip 34 Book Gels RPaders 0111 of RHis Communicating Science: by Sandra Ceralllo, gJfeft editor 26 Takiilg RPsponsibility for COJIIllJllnicating Science 10 Career Talk: BecoII/ing Ihe Pnblic 36 a Scientific Talent Scout ry Datid Brakke Iry Nicole Kresge

Chapter News: AWlS Information & 28 Lar!Y, Oh-so-BraiJ!YJ HOll'Does 44 Resources Your ucal Chapl,r GrO/v? Membership Form lry fUlI/iffr lI~t!lIpllr Honoring the Best AWlS Merchandise Interview: Debra RiJlison ­ Grants & Awards 31 Call Title IX Tackle Gender Local Chapters and National Office Inequity in ScieJJCe? Employment Ads Resource Order Form oRtlquel DiazSpmglll 2 iJWIS ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN IN SCIENCE ;\1 A G A ZI N E VOLUME 34 .:. NUMBER 2 .:. SPRING 2005 TABLE OF CONTENTS Editor's Notes: 13 Techie Toys and Ballana 3 Spring Into Action! Slugs: Denise Denton !?J Sydnry Gary !?Y Jlllie Ki'!JoIOJ

Reactions \Varnen and Science, 4 15 War and Peace, and the Amazing Spliceosome Searching the Sky: o Edlmrd W: umpinen 8 Jill Tarter l:Y Allis(;II M. Marlin Identifying and Correcting 21 Gender Imbalance: A Success Story By A/lisol1 Miller and Hea/her Sft'nJer

AWlS Networking NATIONAL AWlS 42 Breakfast: Shaping the Future of W01nen's President's Remarks: Health 2 Promoting AWlS in Order to Support Women oJodi L lFnetJlI1!1rJ and Edn 1f701{g in the STEM Disciplines Corporate Profile: Eli 0; Elizabtth 1t,0 45 Lilly and Company lfYorking in IndMto,: AWlS Membership Introducing J.1Jichele SlIIith 25 Campaign: Each One Reach Om High School Girls Aiming at Science Fantastic Reception at 46 the 200S AAAS Meeting Careers: The Science 41 Talent Search, 200S !:y Deborah C Fon

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Chapter News: U;'o! lv!el1 Book Review: 26 i/J Science? Untold StOlies 0/ 36 011 klmie Cmie theAII7TS Mil/Oliry . .. & Margaret &i1fy 6' fnmifer ff/an/pler Career Talk: Teach/ilg the Corporate Corner: l170mefl 38 Next Generahon 0/ Scientists 31 E.0st IiI Science in iVlore Places I!J Ni{ole Kresge Than just Academia '?Y 5 m!J'll SJ(IJIIJlerOllrs Clem/hons Information & 30 Resources ConmlUnicating Science: 1\WIlS l\ferchandise 33 COllJllltllticatil1g Science to Honoring the Best journalists and Polirymakers Employment Ads '?Y Dl1tid Brakke Resource Order Form Membership Form IJWIS 3 ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN IN SCIENCE MAGAZI:"\E VOLUME 34 .:. NUMBER 3 .:. SUMMER 2005 TABLE OF CONTENTS Editor's Notes: 13 The Science Policy 5 III SeaNh of Boldlless Experience: Speak Now by Sydlley Gary or Forever Fail to Com­ pete Reactions and l!J Andrea Stith and Gary Kline 6 Cartoon Role Models Make a Constructive Politics: 17 Difference: A Recipe for 8 Managing Key Relation­ Success ships Through Conver­ i!J Linda S. KekeliJ, Rebecca sations Wepsi( Ancheta, and Jeri by Col/eell M. Brophy alid &.yolla COJllllrymfln Sharpnack

NATIONAL AWlS Meet the Summer 2005 41 AWlS Interns President's Remarks: ry Claire Twark 2 Not Resting On OIlT Laurels hy Elizabelh Ivey Membership Campaign 42 \Vinners: The New National AWlS: Southwest Georgia 4 Appreciation and Goals Chapter lij Nanry Bakowski 0/ Melissa Do'ant

Focus on Chapter Meaningful Meeting in 39 Communication 44 Massachusetts ry l.Heredilh j\Joerschbacher The AWlS Intern Trio 40 I!J Claire Twark Fundraise! in NYC: 47 AWlS Meets ! hy ]"dlih IVeir

IN EVERY ISSUE Career Talk: Pa/wl JAW - . 31 Turtling Ideas Into Legal Finding Our Way: Inlo DOCIIllJet1ts 25 Each Lift II lillie fulin Musl ry Nicole Kresge Fall - The Objecl Is NOI To Be and Career Tool Box Wash,dAII',,!, Iij Palrida Sokololle Chapter News: Spolltghloll 34 Seatlk - 20th Anniversary!!.' Interviews: Prom the Stars, ry Jennifer lf7a!!Jpler 27 DOJllJJ 10 Earth - a COlJ/!crsa­ lioll Wilh KBlily SlIlIivan Information & l:Y Raqm/ Diaz-5pragllc 38 Resources AWlS 1'.Ierchandise Book Review: Resources for Reading Resource Order Form 29 Remarkable Ir/OllJeIJ &y Margaret Reilfy l\lembership Porm 4 IJWIS ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN IN SCIENCE ~I A G A Z I ~ ]<; VOLUME 34 .;. NUMBER 4 .;. AUTUMN 2005 TABLE OF CONTENTS Editor's Notes: 9 Get Out There and 4 Interpreting ScientiJic Look: The Strategy of Inftr/JIation Katherine Outland by SydlJ'Y Cary !?y Claire Tuwk

History of the AWlS AWlS Educational Foun­ 5 Button: The Emblem 13 dation Awards for 2005 Seen 'Round the World l!J Barbara Filmr !(y Lynn Timpani Fn"edl//atm An Alternative Outlet: 19 Women Who Blog l!J Allison 1\1f. AJar/in

NATIONAL AWlS Strategic Planning for 27 2006 President's Remarks: 2 Onward! Gender Differences by Elizabeth I,,'Y 44 Among Contingent Faculty: A Literature National AWlS: Review 3 BlJiidlflg a Stronger AlVIS oElizabelh ltJg, Chinjang !?y Nancy Bakowski U7u{g, and Cordelia Vahm!ji

AWlS Officers for 2006 PBS Series Africall 23 Elected: Online Voting 46 Americall Lives to Is a Great Success Feature Astronaut Jemison

IN EVERY ISSUE Book Review: 36 EimtniJ CenfffJflial Career Talk: by Mae;garel Reilly 28 Medical Liaison: Connech"ng Doc/ors wilh PhartJJaceutical Chapter News: The Bucko'e Companies 38 S fafe: Going Back fa Ohio I!J Nicole Kresge !?J fffJnifer IVampler

Finding Our Way: Corporate Corner: The 32 How This Graduate Got Her 42 Val", of tbe AWlSBmnd Groo/.'e Back 0' SO'!Ja SlIlJJl//erOllr ClellJl//om by Olivia Eyre Information & Communicating Science: 23 Resources 34 CooJII/llfJicating and (Parking AWlS Merchandise with K-12 Schools, Teachers, Honoring the Best and Stlldents Resource Order Form by D(wid Brakke Membership Form iJWIS 5 ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN IN SCIENCE

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Editor's Notes: Women in the 5 Peeling OJf/side the 13 Workplace: !Abara/OlY W'iiJdolJl Supportive or Iy Sydfl'l Gary Competitive? Jry Nancy Forbes Reactions: 6 Letter Wisdom on Mentoring 17 - Sharing the Methods From the Field: Working of Exemplary Science 7 Below the Antarctic and Engineering Mentors Circle l!J Man!)'fJ J SJliter l!J Domil1iqm -Cowart

NATIONAL AWlS National AWlS: 4 .J.Y!opitJg Ahead Persis/wtIY President's Remarks: Jry Nonry Bakowski 2 We Should Not Hesitate ifl Makiflg Bold Leaps FonvOId AWlS Financial State­ jar AW7Sf 37 ment for Fiscal Year Jry DonNa Dean 2005

IN EVERY ISSUE Communicating Science: 33 Scieflce, Technology) and Research Advances the Glohal Eeoflollly 26 SlIIall Talk lvilll Bonnie by Dar'id Brakh: Bassler Book Review: l!J Carmen DraM 35 First Ladies Career Talk: lry AJargarei ReillY Edl/cation and IForkforce 28 Chapter News: Developlll,"t: Helpillg People 38 AWlS Palo Alto­ and COIJJllllJnities Succeed A Bne[ History Through Education l!J Jt1llliftr l1'7ampler lry Nicole Kresge Information & Finding Our Way: 30 Resources 31 IlYhen l'our Advisor Stops Career Toolbox Advising AWlS Merchandise l!J Cynthia Haggard Resource Order Form EdUorlaJ: Where Has My Counlry Gone? Miriam Dinerman ...... 5 Articles 6 Professionalizing Social Work allhe National Level: Women Social Work Leaders, 1910-1982 Rebecca L Stolzer and John E. Tropman .. 9 Law Enforcement Versus Ballered Women: The ConRiel Over the Laufenberg Amendment Madelaine Adelman and Phoebe Morgan .... 28 Acculturallon and the Mental Health of LaUna Women In the Women, Infant, and Children Program Antonia Cordero and Brenda Kurz .... 46 Using Feminist Methods and Reslorath'e Justice to Interview Capilol Offenders' Family l\lembers Elizabeth Beck and Sarah Brilla 59 "Our Ideal ": Prescriptions of Female Adolescent Sexuality III a Feminist l\fentorshlp Program Laina Y. Bay-Cheng and Amanda E. Lewis 71 Women, Abuse, and the Welrare Bureaucracy Janice H. Laakso and Denise 1. Drevdahl . 84 Past and Present Changing My Mind: An Encounter Wilh Jane Addams Louise W. Knight. 97

Poetrr Magnunl Opus; Overexposed; For L Kathryn Cahill 103 Kitchen Table Reco\'erY C. L. Erickson .. 106 Book Reviews Shllt Ol/t: Low-II/come Mothers and Higher Edllcatioll iI/ Post·Welfare America by Valerie Polakow. Sandra S. Duller, Luisa Stormer Deprez, and Peggy Kahn (Eds.) Reviewed by RUlh A. Charles. 108 The Poorhollse: America's Forgotten II/stitution b:r Da\'ld Wagner Reviewed by Karyn Kirschbaum. .. 109 "fom'toring Sweatshops: lIorkus, COl/sumers, alld the Global Appard f"dustry by Jill Esbenshade Reviewed by Susan Chandler. 110 The Science Glass Ceilillg by Sue V. Rosser Reviewed by Sunday Di Palma. III Gel/der alld Groupwork by Marcia B. Cohen and Audrey l\Iullender (Eds.) Catherine P. Papell .. 112 n~OI'ilig a Family: Ulltangling Race alld Adoption by Harbara Katz Rolhman Reviewed by l\larian S. Harris. Ji4 Mil/dillg the ChUdre1l: Child Care ill America from Colollial Times to the Presellt b}' Geraldine Youcha Reviewed by Jeanne Atkatz .. , 115 Wi/hill Our Reach: Prel'elltillg Abuse Across the Lifespatl by Christine A. Atcah and Janet Mlrwaldt (Eds.) Reviewed by Janice Shaw .. 116 l'iolel/ce Agaillst lIol1letJ b}' Claire 1\1. I{enzetll and Haquel Kennedy Bergen (Eds.) Reviewed by Marty Dewees ., "." .... ' 117 Pre~'el/lillg AfDS: Commullity.Science CollaboratiOlls b}' Benjamin Bowser. Shlraz I. Mishra, Calh)' J. Reback, and George R Lemp (Eds,) Practice fsmes ill HIV/AfDS Sen'1ces: Empowermem.lJased Jfodds alld Program Applicatiolls by Ronald I. l\Iancoske and James Donald SmUh (Eds.) nomell's Experiences Willllfll'/AIDS: Mendillg Fractured Sell'es hy Desiree Ciambrone Reviewed by Valli Kalei Kanuha. 118 Thank You to Consuiling Editors 121 Affilia JOllnlof ofWomen and Social Work 7 Volumt 21 Number 2 Summer 2006

Guest Editorial Women, War. and Peace Building Fariyal Ross-Sheriff and Mary E. Swigonski 129 New Editor Announcement ,...... 133 Policy Gender snd War: The Effects or Armed Connlet on Women's Health and Mental Health Golie G. Jansen, . 134 Organizations Feminine Virtue and Feminist Fenon The Impact of the Women's Inlematlonal League Cor Peace and Freedom In the 19305 Melissa Anne Hensley . 146 Biographies Speaking Truth to Power: Jane Addams's Values Base for Peacemaking Eleanor M. Klostennan and Dorothy C. Stratton 158 The LiCe and Work of Elise Doulding: Honoring "'omen as Peacemakers Mary Lee Morrison ... 169 Women as Victims On the Dattleground of Women's Bodies: l\lass In Dosnla·Herzego\·lna Cindy S. Snyder, Wesley J. Gabbard, J. Dean May, and Nihada ZuJcic . 184 Rape as a Tactic of War: Social Bnd Ps)'chologlcal Perspeclh-cs Diana lo.·1ilillo .•..•...... , ..•...•...... 196 Women SUn'iving Afghan Women in Exile and Repatriation: Passlw Victims or Social Actors? fariyal Ross-Sheriff 206 Past and Present uYOll Should Know Her But You Don'tn: A Sillgle WomarJ Brings Jeannette Rankin to the Stage Susan Chandler .. 220 Harriet Thbman: Peacemaker and Siaieswoman Sandra Edmonds Crewe 228 On the Bias Remembering Ihe Women In Rwanda: Wheu Humans Rely on the Old Concepts of War to Resohe Conniel Sndye Logan .... 234 Poetry On Refuge and Language; What I Will Suheir Hammad 240 Book Reviews }o1l""y Mad Dog by E. Dongala Reviewed by Susan Chandler 244 Olle Uomall's Arm)': The Commandillg Gellual ofAbu GlIralb Tells lIer Story by J. Karpinski Reviewed by Barbara Alexander Rookey . 245 8 African Journal of R,productiv, H,alth

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EDITORIAL Prevention ofbreast Cancer inAfrican women 7 'Fridqy OkonofJ{(/ and 1 Pills lribhogbe

REvIEW ARTICLE Estrogen Metabolism and Breast Cancer Risk -A Review 13 Okobia M.NY and Bunker c.H.'

ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLES Poor Pregnancy Outcomes among Adolecems in South Nyanza Region ofKenya 26 Monka Magadi Attitude of Health-Care Workers to HIV/ AIDS 39 SadahA.E., FaIVo/eAO., Sadoh W.E., OladilllejiA.O., alld Sotif'!)'e O.S. The Challenge of Improving Perinatal Care in Settings with Limited Resources. Observations of 47 Midwifery Practices in Mozambique J<;yllike Chris/ensson, Koren Odberg Petfersson, Antonio BIIgalho, ClIl1ba, Maria ManJlelo, Clementia Dgedge, Eva Johansson and St4/an Bngstrom Comparative Study of the Characteristics of Family PlanningService Users and non-Users in 62 Northwest Ethiopia MesganawFtmfahJfll Histopathological Types of Breast Cancerin Nigerian Women: A 12-Year Review (1993-2004) 71 EkalltlJl, VictorJ. andAligbe, J. U. Rapid HIVTesting and Counselling in Labour in a Northern Nigeria Setting 76 AS. Sag'!)', J. Mnsa, AS. Adelvole, G.E. Imade, C. C. EkIVelnpSl, S. IVipiga, J.L Sankale, J. Idoko and 1'. IVinh Teachers' Attitude is not an impediment to Adolescent Sexuality Education in Enugu, Nigeria 81 .[yoke CA., OJ/ab H.E., OlJJpasigIV' c.N. AnAssessment of Rural \Vomen's Knowledge, Constraints and Perceptions on Cervical 91 Cancer Screening: The Case of Two Districts in Zimbabwe MangomtJ JF; Chiret!J"e M. Z, Chimban M.J, and ChandiJmntJ, S.K Outcome ofCardiopulmonary Resuscitation in the Intensive Care Units ofa University Hospital 104 EnohllnJah KG, Hinz], BabrJ, Neumann P, andQllinteiM

INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS 116 Asian Journal of Women's Studies 9

Volume 12, Number 1 2006

CONTENTS

Wai-man LAM and Irene L. K. TONG 7 Political Change and the Women's Movement in Hong Kong and Macau

Sue Hyun BAE and David E. ORLINSKY 36 Gender, Marital Status, and Age in the Professional Development of Psychotherapists in Korea

Joy DESHMUKH-RANADlVE 63 Spaces, Power and Empowerment in India: the Inter-linkage with Domestic Violence

CONFERENCE REVlEW Kathleen SLOBIN 101 ({Embracing the Earl)/' at Women's \Vorlds 2005 in Seoul, Korea

BOOK REVlEW SOHN Seong Young 107 The eMlla Mystiqlle: Pearl S. Blick, Alllia May WOIlg, 1\!lay/illg SOOIlg, and tbe Transformation of AmenCfln Oden/a/ism Karen J. Leong, Berkeley, , London: University of California Press, 2005

ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS 113 10 Asian Journal Women's Studies

Volume 12, Number 2 2006

CONlENTS

NAHYoonkyeong 7 The Voices of Female Students in Higher Education: Insights from a Women-only Class at a Coed College

Michelle LUNN 33 Becoming an Academic Woman : Islam, Religious Identity and Career

lEE Dong-Hoo 64 Transnational Media Consumption and Cultural Identity : Young Korean Women's Cultural Appropriation of Japanese TV Dramas

REPORT Anjana RAZA 88 Mask Of Honor-Causes behind Honor Killings in Pakistan

BOOK REVIEW MalaKHULLAR 105 Dreams, QlfCstioJlJ, StrHggles: SOJJI}; Asian ',Women ill Bdtain Amrit Wilson, London: Pluto Press, 2006

ABOUT TIlE CONTIUBUTORS 109 Research Institute of Asian Women 11 Sookmyung Women's University

Asian Women

Contents

Summer 2006 Vol. 22 No.1

Special Women in Higher Education

African Women and Higher Education Rebecm N. Mb"iI 1 Attainment in the 21st Century: The Challenge Continues

Achievement and Challenges of Jaelilll Oh 27 Higher Education for Women in Korea

Internationalization of Higher Education IIl1n Choll SliM 45 and Workplace Competencies: Implications for Policy in Korea

Articles

Gendering Computer Marketing: Relwlla Glwdially 69 A Study of Print Media Advertisements in India SJlllbJw Rangallathall

Child Marriage Practice in the 21st Century S.SlIlIdari 97 and its Impact on Women Jilly Philippa 12

INTRODUCTION jayne Walk and Roberta Lamb 30.2, 2006 8 Femininity, the Picturesque, and the Canadian landscape Andrea Korda . BOOK I VIDEO REVIEWS 22 Reconsidering Self·Portraits by Women Surrealists 141 Women Hot/erniJm and Penonnance. jennifer JOJten Reviewed' by Hargaret Savilonis 142 YiJual HabifJ: Hunl, feminilm, and American 36 "Sincerely Yours, Vera lynn" PalMar Popular (ulture (Mitina Baade Reviewed by Randi Warne 50 The later Years: Women Instructors at the Winnipeg School or Art in the 1940s 142 lJiera'l Jtiterhoot!J:/magining WomMArtlitJ. Harilyn Baker Revieweii by Kathryn Holland 143 Pegi By Henelt The Life ofPegi Hichol HacLeot/, 63 Templates for Activism: Creative Convergences in (anadian ArliJt Feminist Art and law Reviewed by Hichelle Jacques fhe!)'1 Petm 144 jewiJh Women and Their falonJ: The Power of 76 Purposeful Play: Women Radio Artists in Canadian (onrmation. Campus and Community Radio Reviewed by Catherine Sousslolf Ellen Watennan 146 filk ftocking HatJ: Hooked Hatl of the Grenfell 88 Emer:ging Voices: Encounters with Renexivity lItiJion Tomle /{ahn Reviewed by Sandra AJroldy 100 Radical Ambivalence: Engaging Poststructurally 14B Contributors' Guidelines with Performance, (RelEnvisionlng the Political Brantly Wiebe 149 Directrices aux collaboratrices et collaborateurs 113 '17taliana in Algerf" 150 Calf for 5ubmissions/Appei d'articles Donna Gelagotis lee 151 Order form 114 Performing Postleminism: Escaping Identity Politics? Heather Andmon ARTliIS' PAGES Suzanne Caines COHHUNITY VOICES Hargaret Dragu and lorna Boschman 129 Canada's New $50 Bill Highlights Women's Peig Abbott Equality luiza Kurzyna Lorraine Heal 136 Hanaging Non·Profit and Artist-Run Centres Anne Bertrand 139 Illustrations information Australian Feminist Studies 13

Volume 21 Number 49 March 2006

Editorial Obituary , 1946-2005 3 Mary Spongberg Thematic Articles Textual Enigmas and Disruptive Desires in Jane Campion's Sweetie 7 Doreen D'Cruz Ada's Piano Playing in Jane Campion's The Plano: Genteel Accomplishment or Romantic Self·expression1 23 Christine Knight Non-thematic Articles Animal Transex 35 Myra J. Hird Bodies without Histories: Cosmetic Surgery and the Undoing of Time 51 Margaret Gibson Fitness is a Feminist Issue 65 Brabazon Revisiting A Town Like Alice 85 Christina Twomey Conference Reports Generations of Feminist Studies Conference, 28-30 June 2005, Art Gallery of South Australia 103 Penny Russell 'Sin Fronteras', the'Serkshlres Conference on the History of Women, Scripps College, Claremont, CA, USA, 2-5 June 2005 105 Trysh Travis Review Article Bodies in Translation: French Feminist Influences on Anglophone Feminist Theory 107 Elizabeth Stephens Reviews Psychosomatic: Feminism and the Neur%glca/ Body by Elizabeth A. Wilson 113 Olivia Harvey The Politlcal Geographies of Pregnancy by laura R. Woliver 114 Catherine Kevin The Dreyfus Affair and the CrIsis of French Manhood by Christopher E. Forth 116 Joan Tumblety The Fashion : From Bebe to by Juliet Peers 117 Catherine Driscoll Feminism and Modern Philosophy: An Introduction by Andrea Nye 119 Mary Walsh Compelling Engagements: Feminism, Rape Law and Romance Fiction by Wendy larcombe 121 Marea Mitchell Noticeboard 123 Books Received 125 14 2006 Volume 21

COt\.lMENTARY Rights in a Failed State: 2 Internally Displaced Women in Sudan and Their Lawyers A-fark F. l\1assoud

Forced Through the Cracks: 13 Deprivation a/the Violence Against LL Women Act's Immigration Reliefin San Francisco Bay Area immigrant >-0 Domestic Violence Surv;\'ors' Cases Lauri J. Owen W..J ~ ..J«O::: W WZWoaU ARTICLES ~O:::C3:i= Access to Justice: 38 O:::::JZ en Can Domestic Violence Courts Beller WOW«::J Address Ihe Needs ofNon-English a:l.,C)..J., Speaking Victims ofDomestic Violence? Nancy K.D. Lemon Exceptions to the Rule: 59 Curing the Law's Failure to Protect Interse.x lnfanls Anne Tamar-Mallis

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS The ReallD Act: III Flirt/wring Gender Bias in U.S. Asylum Law AI/bra Flelcher Increasing Healthcare Coverage 132 For Women ofColor in the Workplace: A Proposalfor Legislative Change in LaborLmv Iris Halpern

Appropriations for the Abolitionists: 158 Undenllillillg Effects ofthe U.S. MOlldalory Anti- Pledge in the Fight Against Humall Traffickillg alld HIV/AlDS Edi CM Killlley

"Where All Belong:" 195 Religion alld Ihe Fighlfor LGBTEquality ill Alabama Daniel Redman

Same-Sex Marriage Through the 213 Equal Protection Clause: A Gender Conscious Analysis Justin Reinheimer

BOOKS RECEIVED Homan Rights & Gender Violence: 241 ,. Translating International Law into Local Justice by Sally Engle Merry

A State ofAmbivalence: 246 The Feminist Movement in Singapore . by Lenore Lyons

What Roe v. Wade Should Have Said: 254 The Nation's Top Legal Experts Rewrite America's Most Controversial Decision edited by Jack M. Balkin • 15 I

ISSUE NO. 31, ANNIVERSARY 2006

FEATURES COLUMNS

36 BREAKING THE WAVES 25 ON FILM Vivian Gomick on suffrage, solidarity, and The Grace Lee Project: What's in a name? the longest stmggle INTERVIEW BY RACHEL FUDGE 27 ON THE PAGE In praise ofzmes: Pushing paper in the digital age 42 DIVA LA REVOLUTIONI The Adventure Divas take India 29 ON LANGUAGE BY HOLLY MORRIS Coming out: The pandemic ofpersonal disclosure

46 BRING ME THE HEAD OF DANNY BONADUCE 31 ON TV Cultural complicity in celebrity narcissism Weighing reality: Who's really the biggest loser? BY BETH BERNSTEIN & MATILDA ST. JOHN

52 ME, MY5ElF, AND I Fan fiction and the art of self-insertion IN EVERY ISSUE BY KEIDRA CHANEY & RAiZEL LIEBLER 5 EDITORS' LETTER 58 EVERYTHING YOU ALWAY5 WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT FEMINISM But were afraid to ask 7 DEAR BITCH BY RACHEL FUDGE 13 LOVE IT/SHOVE IT 6B SUSIE SUPERSTAR A chat with Susie Bright, the godmother 35 WHERE TO BITCH ofintelligent smut INTERVIEW BY ANDI ZEISLER B6 THE BITCH LIST

72 BLACK GIRL, INTERRUPTED 88 BOOKS Hollywood's dishtrbed take on mental illness Bitch reads BY ANGELINA 94 MUSIC 76 MARY GO ROUND In praise of Patti Smith: An icon and an album, What happened to TV'S independent women? 30 years on BY MEliSSA MORRISON Suggested listening

80 THE SHAME GAME 112 THE BACK PAGE Desperate Housewives and the marketing of Annals of the popular girl guilty pleasures BY JESSICA JERNIGAN 16

ISSUE NO. 32, SUMMER 2006

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36 SHOP IN THE NAME Of LOVE 23 ON fRAUD Journalist Judith Levine explains why she's not buying it Designer impostor: Behind JT Leroy's INTERVIEW BY RACHEL fUDGE literary spell

42 PAPER DOLLNOUSE 25 ON TV Why can't style writers get any respect? Ranch dressing: Five questions for Texas Ranch BY KARA JESEllA House's Maura Finkelstein

46 ONE SI2E fITS ALL 27 ON TRENDS Sharp-dressed dykes battle for exposure TIle new breed; Defending the choice to be dlildfree BY ALLISON BLAND 29 ON THE PAGE 52 MISS INTERPRETED American gothic An interview with FUll HOllie Beauty pageants meet their new ideal author Alison Bechdel BY ANNA CLARK

58 8ARE NECESSITY On porn and progress with author early Milne IN EVERY ISSUE INTERVIEW BY MICHELLE HUMPHREY 5 EDITORS' LETTER 62 MATERIAL GIRLS Behind the seams afbeloved pop icons Dolly Parton 7 DEAR BITCH and Madonna BY ERIKA FRICKE 13 LOVE IT/SHOVE IT

70 IT'S NOT OVA YET 35 WHERE TO BITCH A reproductive-rights reading list BY JULIET EASTLAND, RACHEL FUDGE, RITA HAD. 68 THE BITCH LIST JULIANA TRINGALI, AND ANDI ZEiSLER 70 BOOKS 82 SHE BOP Bitch reads Passing out and acting up with female music fans BY KRISTEN KIDDER 82 MUSIC Suggested listening

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More Books for Women Volume 2 Number 4, April 2006 In This Issue... News Books • Awards • Mary Ellen Kavanaugh • Feminist Publishing • Linda Bubon • Media • Ann Christophersen • Women Action & the Media • TishHayes • Celebrate Sisterhood • Pam Harcourt (Bookstore) • Young Feminist Book Group • Passings • For the Kids • On tile Road With Books It's... 21 -nooks to "Tatch Out FOlt!T\'

More Books for Women Volume 2 Number 5, May 2006 In This Issue... News Books • Spinsters Ink • Ann Christophersen • Center for New Words • Linda Bubon • Orange Prize Shortlists • Tish Hayes • The Nebulas • Pam Harcourt • For the Kids • Mysteries

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More Books for Women Volume 2 Number 6, June 2006 In This Issue... News Books • Orange Prize Winners • AIm Christophersen • NYTBR Best Work of American Fiction • Linda Bubon • Readings Online via CNW • Tish Hayes • Angelique Grandone • Anna Eley • Catherine Jacquet • Megan Bayles • Mary Ellen Kavanaugh • Suzanne Corson • Mysteries • New in Paperback • For the Kids 22 BRIDGES A JEWISH FEMINIST JOURNAL Volume 11 • Number 1 • Spring 2006

DEPARTMENTS Karen Mandell ROSEHASANEWWALKER 84 FROM THE EDITORS Brenda Serotte ESSAYS THE LASK KADDISH 86

THOU SHALT NOT STAND IDLY By: HEALTH Sheryl Luna CARE IS A HUMAN RIGHT GALL BLADDER {BACK COVER] Elaine Fox 7 YIDDISH POETRY BREAST CANCER AND THE MIND/BODY THING Renee Gal Primack 29 Esther Shumiatcher, translated by Myra Mniewski IN HOSPITAL 39 MORE THAN MIRACLES NEEDED: BREAST CANCER AMONG PALESTINIAN WOMEN CREATIVE PROSE Maskit Bendel 33 TERRI SCHIAVO, INC. DRUGS No EASY ANSWER FOR WOMEN ON lyl Lynn Felmatl 55 THE EDGE OF TIME L.A. Reed 46 WRITING SHIVA Jessica Weissman 88 PHOTOGRAPHY/PHOTOMONTAGES FICTION Lisa Link PRIMARY CARE 18 CANTATA FOR FIVE VOICES WARNINGS 67 Lili Artel 91 BIRTH MATTERS 118 JUDY'S KALEIDOSCOPE Susan Eisenberg Rose Rappoport Moss 102 SOMETIMES LUCKY, SOMETIMES NOT 50 NECESSARY FIERCENESS POETRY Ellen Meeropol 108

Gretcheo Primack IN THE FLAT ABOVE THE BAKERY TONIIC 23 Stephanie Waxman 113 Judith Arcana FICTION, SCIENCE 69 REVIEWS

Willa Sc1meberg lYHA T IF YOUR BY JUDITH ARCANA IN AN AIRPLANE LAVATORY ON ROUTE TO Penelope Scambly SchON 122 HER NEW HOME 71 THE TRUTH BEHIND THE MOMMY WARS: Now A GOOD MORNING 73 WHO DECIDES WHAT MAKES A GOOD PIERCING ONE EAR 75 MOTHER? BY MIRIAM PESKOWITZ My HAIR 77 FLAT BROKE WITH CHILDREN: WOMEN IN HUNGER STRIKE 79 THE AGE OF WELFARE REFORM BY SHARON Susan H. Case HAYS IN HOSPITAL 81 Sarah BlIttenwieser 124 Claire Drucker FLIGHT 82 CONTRIBUTOR NOTES 130 ISSUE 37, FEBRUARY/MARCH 2006

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48 Juicy Fruit 6 Editor's Letter What else is in the teaches of Peaches? The 7 Dear BUST fatherfucker lets us know. By Linda 9 Broadcast Immediato The Bell Rays' Lisa Kekaula holds it down, Beth Orton folks shit up, Roseanne kids around, the Fire 56 Feist Club Kittens swing their balls, and more. 10 Hot Dates Armed with a camera, singer/songwriter Girlie events for both ladies and gents. By Emily Feist shoots her way through her tour. Rems 12 She-bonics Joy Bryant, SJP, Lady Sovereign, Amy Sedaris, and Reese Witherspoon By Feist chew the fat. By Tracie Egan 13 Boy Du Jour Rollin' with Rollins. By Emily Rems 14 Pop Quiz 60 Shameless Self­ Patti Smith facts and myths. By Emily Rems Promotion How to become a public relations sensation. 21 Real Life By Anne Leighton The capers of Chicks on Speed, Scarling's Jessicka gets schooled, Martha Wainwright chickens out, and more. 24 Gigs Emily lazar is the mastering 64 Karaoke Night engineer of her domain. By Jennifer Gandin 24 Music-icon fashions in the key of awesome. Old School Mama's Fabada Asturiana. By Cristina Photos by Danielle St Laurent Martinez 25 Buy or DIY Know your place settings. Styling by Turner By Tracie Egan and Callie Watts 28 Herban Legend Warm it up, sis. By Tuline Baykal 72 Queen of Diamonds 33 Looks Rapper Trina trades in pearl necklaces for Broadcast's Trish Keenan dresses the part, the pearls of wisdom. By Tracie Egan Gossip's Beth Ditto is a cut up, Blythe is into Haute stuff, unicorn power, and more. 34 Fashionista 76 Hanging Themselves Gabriela Hernandez makes it up as she goes The SuiddeGiris meet their maker-and they along. By Colleen Kane 36 BUST Test Kitchen Our interns try out Body Shampoo, Moisturizing Facial have a bone to pick with him. By Noreen Cleanser, and Hand Cream. 41 Hair Hopper When Sobczyk I flip, you flip, we flip. By Rachel Weeks

15 Museum of Femoribllla Taking a look at the Visible Woman. By Lynn Peril 16 News From a Broad Who's down with HPV? By Janice Erlbaum 20 Pop Tart Stars that go "bump" in the spotlight. By Wendy McClure 32 Mother Superior When your kid requests a cos­ tume change. By Ayun Halliday 46 Around the World in 80 Girls Manic on the of London. By Alison Goldfrapp 98 Ask Aunt BeUy Sexual healing for the sexually ailing. By Betty Dodson 100 One-Handed Read Hot Snowy Night. By Carol Narigon 112 The Last Laugh Cruisin' with Tammy Pierce. By Esther Pearl Watson

'fh·'~ ,':.L"-' (;·:iic> 83 Music Reviews, plus Jenny lewis and the news on her solo album. 91 Movies The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill tell Sophie Scholl that The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things. 93 Books Reviews, plus an intimate look at erotic books. 24

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Regulars 50 Celebrity Mol 6 Editor's Letter Indie actress Gretchen Mol nails down the 7 Dear BUST pin-up queen in The Notorious Bettie Page. 9 Broadcast By Mary Harron Isobel Campbell's Broken record, a feminist sorority redefines sisterhood, Nicole Holofcel1er directs her 56 Easy Riders attention to women, and more. 10 Hot Dates Mark your calendar, girl. By Emily Rems 12 She-bonics learn how to gang up and ride your bike with Emily Mortimer, Corin Tucker, Alicia Keys, Liz Phair, chicks you like. By Mary Phillips-Sandy and Oita Von Teese talk it up. By Tracie Egan 14 Pop _ Quiz Barbra, can you hear me? By Emily Rems 16 62 Stall Tactics Boy Du Jour Crushin' on tanadian cutie Marcel looking out for number one when going num­ Dzama. By Molly Simms ber two. By Sarah Suniga 23 RealLlfe 64 True Romance Yoga goes from New Age to new wave, spring Fall crazy in love with these spring fashions. cleaning to leave your house gleaming, exercise Photos by Danielle Sf. Laurent, styling by your skills at the Craft Gym, and more. 24 Herban Legend Exfoliated girls don't dry. By Tuline Baykal Turner 26 Gigs Elizabeth Kerr's career is on fire. By Michelle Goodman 26 Old School Yia·Yia Adam's 72 Risque Business Spanakopita. By Sara Graham 27 Buy or DIY Damn, A look back at the lewd acts of the OG crass it feels good to be a planter. By Tracie Egan and comediennes. By Nick Zaino //I Callie Watts 28 So Sue Me Tax-deduction instruc­ tion. By Jenny Ramo, Esq. 78 Doucet la Vie Artist Julie Doucet draws on her girlie experi­ 35 Looks ences. By Tracie Egan Winsome wallets, tees-o-rama, a celeb cosmetics cri~ tique, the art of feminist fashion, and more. 36 Fashionista Designer Laurel Wells leaves room for eras. By Sheila Burge144 BUST Test Kitchen Our interns paint their faces, line their eyes, and wash their snoopies. 45 In Your Face Act natural by filling your mug with makeup. By Gabriela Hernandez

Columns 13 Museum of Femoribilia The bullet points of yester· year's bras. By Lynn Peril 18 News From a Broad Norway rules, the right wing drools. By Janice Erlbaum 22 Pop Tart When it comes to reproductive rights, Target misses the mark. By Wendy McClure 32 Eat Me Cajun and Creole cuisine. By Chef Rossi 34 Mother Superior Dealing with playmater haters. By Ayun Halliday 48 Around the World in 80 Girls There's plenty of fun for sinners in St. Petersburg. By Amy Beeman 106 Ask Aunt Betty Puzzling pubic problems. By Betty Dodson 108 One-Handed Read Reconnecting. By Laura Baumbach 120 The Last Laugh Amusement at the expense of Tammy Pierce. By Esther Pearl Watson

The BUST Guide 87 Music Reviews, plus uno momento con Cordero. 96 Movies Akeelah and the Bee sprinkled some Art School Confidential Stardust around For the Love of Dol/y. 99 Books Reviews, plus a mass of milestone markers.

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REGULARS 46 Here Comes the Indie 6 Editor's letter Bride Express your personal style when you 7 Dear BUST walk down the aisle. By Michelle Goodman 9 Broadcast We love what Melanie Diaz does, hoop dreams for golden girls, the out-of-sight Poppy Z. Brite, and more. so House of Yeah Fans of the Yeah 10 Hot Dates Summer fun for gals on the run. By Emily Yeah Yeahs are screaming, "More, more, Rems 12 She-bonks Julianne Moore, Liza Minnel!i, Tori more!" By Ariana Speyer Amos, Madonna, and Alison Goldfrapp won't shut their traps. By Tracie Egan 16 Boy Du JOtH Gettin' frisky 56 Rebel Rebel In the '70s, America's with Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan. By Melissa Hu{{smith­ Roth 20 Pop Quiz Whitney Houston's wikkid ways. By most terrifying domestic terrorist groups were Emily Rems and Rich Juzwiak chock-full of chicks. By Molly Simms 23 Real Life 62 The Secret of Maya's Gimme some Amigurumi, food 'zines make DIY taste Success Funny lady Maya Rudolph steals YUM, our Barbarella drink makes the heart grow fonda, and more. 24 Hetban Legend Put some vitamin B in scenes on the silver screen. By Anne Ishii your bonnet. By Tuline Bayka/27 Buy or DIY Make a glasses case for when they're not on your face. By 66 Dark Days Agoth girls' guide to Tracie Egan and Callie Watts 28 Old School Grandma fashion made for splashin'. Photos by Danielle Banoo's Tacheen. By Sheila Burget 29 Crafter's Sf. Laurent, styling by Allison Miller Choice Get a thrill wielding a drill. By Debbie Stoller

33 Looks 74 Prisoners of Love Mom> Shirts from Worn By will make you look fly, soften up in behind bars battle to keep their kids' spirits up the tub with a homemade foot scrub, go on a craft jag while they're in lockdown. By Ali Smith with a bath-towel bag, and more 34 Fashionista Stop Staring! and start wearing creations by Alicia Estrada. By Brandy Barber 38 Hair Hopper Pile on the style with the Gibson Girl. By Rachel Weeks 40 BUST Test Kitchen Our interns butter up, plump their pouts, and smell like Teen Spirit.

97 Sex Files Big Love 101. By Glenn Smu/yan and Abby Weintraub 98 Ask Aunt Betty Advice for the space between your legs. By Betty Dodson too One~Handed Read The Writer's Muse By Gwen Masters

COLUMNS 18 News From a Broad How can we save Roe v. Wade? By Janice Erlbaurn 19 Museum of Femoribilia It wasn't always legit for feminists to knit. By Lynn Peril 22 Pop Tart Opining on Oprah's omnipotence. By Wendy McClure 30 Eat Me Just like Mom used to make, only it tastes good. By Chef Rossi 32 Mother Superior Curious kids dig for adults' dirt. By Ayun Halliday 44 Around the World in 80 Girls A trip to South Jersey for girls who were born to run. By Jen A. Miller

THE BUST GUIDE 81 Music ReViews, plus a quick set with Bo Your 01Nn Pet. 87 Movies !f you meet some Strangers With Candy, Pull Out and tell them, "Yo Soy Boricua, Pa'que Tu Lo Sepas!" 89 Books Reviews, plus great girly graphic novels.

104 BUSTshop 112 The Last Laugh Shrine time with Tammy Pierce. By Esther Pearl Watson 26 CALYX A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN

VOlUME 23 NUMBER 1 Wlin'er 2006

2005 LOIs CRANSTON MEMORIAL POETRY PRIZE WINNER Patricia Hale 6 Oil on Canvas. Circa 1825

POETI\Y PROSE Anne McGrath Hochberg 7 Fish CUring, PO'Itl'Mgee, lreumd­ Mandy M. Farrington 12 T'" Other Side ofthe Une UndatedPholO Candy B. K. Schille 49 Danger Dogand I Are Going In Sarah J. Gardner 8 Excerpts hom Growing Up, DilTkly, Girl Candice L Harper 60 Mai Too and Sticky Rice Carol Steinhagen 10 A 1ime to Gather Anna Mitcov 71 Cloud FQmliJlioru Jeanie French 26 The Change Janet Albright 94 Silence Tanya Nonhenor 27 Unfinished Sculpture Jennifer MacPherson 28 Credo ART Suwmah Gilman 29 Physicol Lee Lee 33 To Prohm Anne Haines 30 Againu Metaphor 34 Ap,a... Judith Tate O'Brien 31 The Old Convent 35 Queen JayamjMe.,; (T..."",end Ceremanial Offerings Tatyana Mishel 54 Camping 37 Nun tU Home Claire Zoghb 56 Kiss in the Field Be,ty LaDuke 38 Victoria Exhibition, Akppo, Syria 57 First Poem for Nkoltu 39 Shmab, BagMadCafl. Syria Gillian Cummings 58 Womb lynne Burnett 40 Through the Window Ysabel d, la Rosa 59 Ci=/ian Rhyli>m 41 COlkd Cheryl Whitehead 62 Wintertn'iume (\Vinter Dreams, Kathleen Bryson 42 Come. Here. (The Ovaries ofa Siren) after Peter Tchaikoosky) 43 Sheela.M-gig Penelope Scambly Schott 63 The Purpose of Purpose Toni Truesdale 44 Sisters Maria Ercilla 64 Loterfa 45 lAughing Sed Mary Jane Ryals 66 The Wash: Lavanderfa con sus Manos Deborah Graves Pipes 46 Even Riding a Painted PQ1l':I Karla Linn Merrifield 68 After the Mammogram 47 Mo

Feminist Film in the Gallery: Jj6 Was 9 . Alison Butler

Rape and the Rectum: Bersani, Deleuze, Nne· 33 Eugenia Brinkema

1-1aximum Insecurity: Genre Trouble and Closet Erotics in and out ofHBO's Oz . 59 Joe Wlodarz

1Jemoryand l\.Jelodrama: The Transnational Politics ofDeepa Mehta's Earth· 107 Jeanette Herman

OfRed Queens and Garden Clubs: The Manchurian Candidate, Cold War Paranoia, and the Historicity of the Homosexual· 149 Kevin Ohi

Women Working Darkness and Light: Dusky Maidens and VelvetDreams . 185 Sarina Pearson

Camera Obscura 59 Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies 2°°5

Women in a Widening Frame: (Cross-)Cultural Projection, Spectatorship, and Iranian Cinema· 1 Lindsey Moore

TheAdolescent as Postcolonial Allegory: Strategies oflntersubjectivity in Recent Portuguese Films . 35 Carolin Overhoff Ferreira

"Siam Not So SmalW Maps, History, and Gender in TheKiflg ofld I ·73 Kerr Houston

"These Spectacles Are Never Forgotten": Memory and Reception in.Colette's Film Criticism'\. 119 Paula Amad

The Fabulous Sublimity ofGay Diva Worship , 165 Brett Farmer Camera Obscura 60 28 Feminism. Cullura, and Media Studies 2005

New Women of the Silent Screen: Chine, Jepan. HolIvwood Special Issue Editor Catherine Russell

New Women ofthe Silent Screen: China,Japan, Hollywood . 1 Catherine Russell

Imaging Modern Girls in lheJapanes~Woman's Film· 15 Mitsuyo Wade-Marciano

Naruse Mikio's Silent Films: Gender and the Discourse of Everyday Life in Int~rwarJapan . 57 Catherine Russell

In the Twilight ofModernity and the Silent Film: Irie Takaka in Thl Water Magician . 91 Camera Obscura 61 Chlka Kinoshita Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies 2006 The Americanization ofTsuru Aoki: OrientaJism, Melodrama, StarImage, and the New Woman . 1::19 Sara Ross Camera Obscura at Thirty

TheArt ofScreen Passing: Anna May Wong's Yellow Yellowface Performance in the Art Deco Era : 159 An Archive for the Future YimanWang Camera Obscura atThirty: From Pead While to White Rose Woo: Tracing the Vernacular Archiving the Past, Imagining the Future· Body ofNllxia in Chinese Silent Cinema;1927-1931 . 193 Camera Obscura 2006 Editorial Collective Weihong Bao Camera Obscura: Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies· 26 Volume Index· 232 Sandy Flitterman-lewis

Call for Papers . 234 Archive ofthe Future/Archive ofEveryday Practices: Feminism, Materiaiity, Temporality. 32 Mary Desjardins

The Future ofFeminism and Film Hist0l)' . 38 lauren Rabinovitz

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: From BUffy the FampireSlayer to Dr. 90210 . 46 Heather Hendershot

The Future Was Then: Reinvesting in FeministMedia Practice and Politics· 52 Alexandra Juhasz

The Future Is a Monster· 58 AmitRai

"Presentifying" Film and Media Feminism· 64 Vivian Sobchack

Missing Dolly, Mourning : The Slave Notice as Keepsake . 70 Rachel Hall

Melancholic Arrangements: Music, Queer Melodrama, and the Seeds ofTransformation in The Hours· 104 Michael leBlanc

Not a Diny Secret: On Some Cases ofBulimia in Cinema· 146 Raya Morag

Call for Papers· 183 [CORRECTION: the table of contents for Canadian Woman studies Vol. 24, No.4, Summer/Fall 2005 has been repeated due to an error in the previous issue of Feminist Periodicals.) 29

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SummerlPa.llZ005 Volume 24, Number 4 Rural Women in Canada

Editorial/Editorial by Bre1ld.l C"tlmey. Be/il/dd Leach, Afl1Tlha Mt/cDo/MId, Diane nf'lrtz, lGlren Pt!derJflI, ldauretlJ G. Rad ,mdIGtthm"/If Stilt 3.5

Governing Rurality: Politics, Policy and Political Activism "You Are Mostly Promised That You Will Not Be Alone": Women Farm Le.lders Speak Out About Resistance and Agrarian Activism by AI//Jette Aurllif DmJIIlftus 7 "Everyone Should Have a Voice, Everyone's Equal": Gender, Decision-Making and Environmental Policy in the Canadian Arctic by /011I11I<1 KAj/lrolVski 12 Learning About the Place ofWomen in Forestry and Land Use Debates on British Columbia's West Coast by Mat/Tem G. Rad 18 Have You Heard the One About the Farmer's Daughter? Gender Bias in rhe Intergenerational Transfer ofFarm Land on the Canadian Prairies by EILI Forbes-Chilibeck 26 Addressing the Rural Deficit in Women's Political Leadership by Dmise Carbm 37 Politics, Gender and the Farmyard by Safiy Shortafi 43 Changing Climate. Uncenain Future: Considering Rural Women in Climate Changes Policies and Strategies by \Vmdy Milne 49 LGBTQActivism: Small Town Social Change by Les Marple and Vietona LudmJore 55 Silencing Women in Canada: The Effects of the Erosion ofSupport Programs for Farm Women by Nikki Gerrard, W'ilfredt.l E. 7lmrrton. Catherine M. Scott tmd Lpm M. Jo,!eadows 59

Old and New Labours in Rural Communities The "Good Wife" and Her Farm Husband: Changing Household Practices in Rural Saskatchewan by june Connan 69 Federation des Agricuhrices du Quebec pllr Cannm Ducharme 75 "Small is Beautiful": The Responses ofWomen Organic Farmers to the Crisis in Agriculture byjOlnifir Sumner 78 Farm Women: The Hidden Subsidy in Our Food by W'mdu Kubik 85 Gender Transformative Odysseys: Tracing the Experiences ofTransnational Migrant Women in Rural Canada by Kerry Prdbisch 91 One Woman's Grain ofSand: The Snuggle for the Dignified Treatmelll ofCanada's Foreign Agricultural Workers aJ told to Kerry Preibiuh by Tana Afnntln 98 The "Modern Fisherman": Masculinity in Crisis or Resilielll Masculinity? by Nicok Gaarda Power 102

Rural Women's Health and Well-Being: Building Infrastructures Rural Women's Health Issues in Canada: An Overview and Implications for Policy and Research by Beverly D. Leipm 109 So Close Yet So Far: Rurality as a Determinant ofWomen's Health by Rrbecca Suthmu 117 Te1ehealth, Geography and Jurisdiction: Issues ofHealth Care Delivery in Northern Saskatchewan by lnky McBain and Debra Morgll1l 123 IfThere's No Mark, There's No Crime: Help Seeking Experiences ofRural Women Living With P$)'chologica..l Abuse by MauuOl McCafium andAILtuzon 130 "Still Out There": Experiencing Substance Abuse and Violence in Rural British Columbia by Natashajategaonkar. Lo"ai1/e Greaves, Nancy Pook. Lucy McCullough and Cathy Chabot 136 Assessing the Needs ofRural, Anglophone Women in Quebec: The RONA Project by Cheryl GosHlin 142 Trials ofTransponation in the Rapidly Developing Community ofGeorgina by Patrida Simpson 147 A Web of Support for Rural Girls: A School/Community Healmcare Partnership by Aniko Varpalotai 153 Harnessing Informarion and Communication Technology to Build an Online Community of NonhernlRural Women by Daw1J Hnningway and Chnhna Mclenna1J 161 Grrls Plugged In: How Canadian Rural Young Women are Using the Internet by lisa Campbell 167

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Poetry Insomnia by Faritkh D~ Boss~t 17 The Old Farmhouse by Marion HarMr 36 CoUntry Bounty by Susan Braky 74 musk man by Ad~b~ D~Rango-AMm 97 Bullfight by Flavia Cosma 101 A Wreath ofMemories by Cheryl R. Cowtan 122 dandelion (for William) by Alison Pry" 135 Catherine of Racconigi by j~anetu Lynn 141 My Morner's Feet by jeantft~ Lynes 146 Messages byjeaf/tfte Lynn 152 Toxic Culture by Swan McCaslin 160 cross-fade by AMb~ Ddwngo~AMm 160 What Child Comes Back by Ann Carton 166

Book Reviews Tlu SE\VA Afovtffltnt andRuml Devtlopm(1/f.' The Banaskantba andKutch Expenmu and The Lifu: W'omm, Partition andthe GmdeT Order in Cypnts uvi~wd by Naomi Bkuk 171 Country Womell Cope W'ith Hard TimrJ: A Collection ojOral Hiltories reviewed by LuEvtrts 173 Pilgrifm in UJVt' reviewdby Slulagh WilkimOlJ 174 The NardSi/1J and fIJI:' Pomegranate: An Archaeology ofthe Homeric Hymn to Demeter re"iewed by Samuel Wagar 176 TTt

Wimer/Spring 2006 Volume 25, Numbers 1,2 Ending Woman Abuse

Editorial/Editorial by Bet'trly Bili", Emu!'l C"l1l11ey, Di'lI/r De{,mey, Ytumin jill'<11/i, D'ljjy KIa, Lu [,Iken/lm Sheny [fwiI, Frail Ddm(, LIICY{/ Spmcer ,md A,II/llh,' \'(Itbb 3

Standing Up for Each Other, Standing Up for Ourselves

Gimme Shelter in 2006: A Personal and Political Account of the Women's Shelter Movement by Glro/ LltclifOrd 6 Bcaring Witness: Experiences ofFrondine Anti-Violence Responders by Stephanie L. AI,a/ill 11 This Trauma is Not Vicarious by Erill Graham 17 Guidelines, Policies, Education and Coordination: Better Practices for Addressing Violence Against Women by Robi" Almon Itl1d ROMI/II Pelliwt,i 20 Opening the Floodgates: The Aftermath ofan Immigrant Women's Action Against Violence Project and its Evaluation by Esther Blllm, TImid HdllOllm, Pallid Migliardi alldjudy White 27 Is Canada Peaceful and Safe for Aboriginal Women? by Anita O!sm Harper 33

Don't Call Us Victims! Resistance and Empowerment in Ending Woman Abuse

When Martha Met Goliath: Feminists and the State in Alberta by L. A. (Lis,,) Lambert 39 Creating Safer Spaces for Immigrant Women ofColour: Performing the Politics of Possibility by Nis/Jit Sajl/ani .mdDmiu NadMu 45 Reflexion sur les liens entre la sexualisation precoce des filles et la violence: proposition d'un cadre d'analyse par Lilia Goldfilrb 54 Two Stories ofMigrant Sex Work, Cross~Border Movement and Violence by Pameta]. Downe 61 Utilisation des TIC par les survivames, les abuseurs et les organizations luuant contre la violence envers les femme pltr CjRowe 67 Conference Notes by Rosalind Pmftrld 71 The Ultimate Ripe Victim by jant Dor 77 Decolonizing Colonial Violence: The Subversive Practices ofAboriginal Film and Video by ]aniu H/ddki 83 Voix creatives pour Ie changement: Un regard sur Ie vecu des filles et jeunes femmes francophones vivant en milieu minoritaire par Gitunt C. Demm 89 Celeste Strong and Brave by Aida Facio 96

These Are Our Experiences: Gendered and Intersectional Forms of Violence

The Experience ofDomestic Violence Among Nigerian-Canadian Women in Toronto by L. Ngozi Nwo!ll 99 Young Women's Experiences with Reponing Sexual to Police by Vicki Vopni 107 Undemanding and Ending ECf: A Feminist Imperative by Bonnit Bumow 115 E.xpanding Our Understanding ofGendered Violence: Violence Against Trans People and Their Loved Ones by Glrolint Whiff andjoshua Goldberg 124 Sustaining Resistance to Male Violence: Attacks on Women's Organizing and Vancouver Ripe Relief and Women's Shelter by iff Lakfman 129 Victimization, Adversity and Survival in the Lives of Women Offenders: Implications for Social Policy and Correctional Practice by Smita Vir Tyagi 133 Ending Violence Against Women and Girls in Conflict Contexts: Canadian Efforts and Experiences by jackie Kirk andSUZIlnlle Taylor 139 Perceptions ofand Response to Woman Abuse Among Tamil \Vomen in Toronto by lime Hyman tmd Robi" Millon 145 Commemoradon du 6 decembre: Contrer encoure et lOujours Ie [essac anti·feministe et la violence faites aux femme par Alarie~Et,~ SlIprmant .mdManon MOl/ill/nSf 151 Homophobic Sexist Violence in Canada: Trends in the Experiences ofLesbian and Bisexual Women in Canada by Ellm Faulkllfr 154

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Do Our Institutions Work for Us? The State, the Law and International Agreements

Welfare Policy: A Critical Site ofSrruggle for Women's Safety by Jaf/~t Me/1m andPat Evam 162 Does No Mean "No" Mean Reasonable Doubt? Assessing the Impact ofEWllllchuk on Determinations ofConsent by RAkhi Rupardia 167 Behind the "Culture" Lens: Judicial Representations oEViolenee Against Minority Women by Sinna Bilge 173 A Fair Trial: Race and the Retrial of KeUy Ellard by Shdla Battlcharya 181 Who Will Hear? Who wm See? The Impact ofViolence on Learning: An Historical Journey by]mllJ Horsman 190 Recognizing Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in Canada: One Step Toward Eliminating Violence Against Women in All its Forms by Carolim Hocks 195

Poetry The Importance ofMustard by elmyl R Cowtan 16 Letter by the Woman to Woman Discunioll Group 32 after-shocks by Ca ral Rost 43 Blown Free by Shirlry Adelman 44 jugular by R L

Book Reviews Violenu in the Name ofHonor: Tlltouticaland Political Challengts uvitwed by Nadua Shalhoub Kevorkian 202 The Story ofjll1u Dot: A Book About Rapt rtviewed by Marion Lynn 204 Tm T/;ousand Rom: The Making ofa Feminist !Uvolution reviewed by Shem'" elmta 205 Undmtanding Abuse: Partnm'ngfor Changt reviewed by unora Slup 206 Dragomlippm: This iI What an Abusivt Relatiom!Jip looh like reviewed by Vemalljic 207 Rmmnbtring Womm Murdered by Mm - Memorials Across Canada reviewtd by Sue Buckle 208 Saft Havm: TIlt Story ofa Shelterfor Homtles! Womm revitwtd by Sharon Ferguson-Hood andMarie Tovtl/ \Valker 210 Fight or Pay: Soldim'FamilitJ in the Great War reviewed by linda Pygiel 210 My Husband's Wedding Ttviewed byjudy SUed 212 litmuy Sistrrhoods: Imagining Womm ArtiJts rl'viewl'd by Giula Argyll' 213 Womm as 5cribrs reviewed byjmniftr Church 214 Columbia Journal of 33 Gender and Law

Volume 15 2006 Number 1

SEXUALITY AND THE LAW

Sexuality and the Law: Introduction to the Issue Lucy Jane Lang...... 10

Children and Education ...... 11

The Failure ofAbstinence-Only Education: Minors Have a Right to Honest Talk About Sex Hazel Glenn Bell and Milton Diamond 12

Some ABCs ofFeminist Sex Education (in Light ofthe Sexuality Critique ofLegal Feminism) Linda C. McClain , 63

The Interplay Between Disability and Sexuality ,..89

Clothes Don't Make the Man (or Woman), But Gender Identity Might Jennifer L Levi", , 90

Legal Cross-Dressing: Sexuality and the Americans with Disabilities Act Fedwa Malti-Douglas.. ,."., "" .. ,...... 114

Prison and Punisbment.. 138

Sexual Punishments Alice Ristroph . ... 139

Rethinking Prison Sex: Self-Expression and Safety Brenda V. S111Itll 185

Sexuality and Marriage . . 235

The Politics ofSame-Sex Marriage Politics Katherine M. Franke """ 236

A Historical Guide to the Future ofManiage for Same-Sex Couples Suzanne B. Goldberg " 249

Sexual Expression " "" " 273

The New Politics ofAdultery Brellda COSSllJOn 274

Sex as a Form ofGender and Expression After Lawrence v. Texas JOllIes Allon Garlolld " """ "" 297

Pathology Full Circle: A History of Anti-Vibrator Legislation in the United States Daniel/eJ. Lindema1l1l "" "" " "" """ " .. 326 AJournal of Feminist Cultural Studies • d I f f e r e n c e s 34 Volume 17, Number 1 Spring 2006 Feminist Theory and the Frankfurt School

Guest Editor Wendy Brown

WF,.NDY UROWN Feminist Theory and the Frankfurt School: Introduction

REBECCA COMA)' 6 "Adorno avec Sade .

ELISABETH DRONFEN 20 Reality Check: Image Affects and Cultural Memory

KARYN BALL 47 The Longing for the Material

ROBYN ?>fA RASCO 88 "Already the Effect ofthe Whip": Critical Theory and the Feminine Ideal

JESSICA BENJAMIN 116 Two-Way Streets: Recognition of Difference and the Intersubjective Third

HERBERT MARC USE 147 and Feminism

AJournal of Feminist Cultural Studies • d I f f e r e n c e s Volume 17, Number 2 Summer 2006

MARGHERITA LONG Nakagaml and the Denial of lineage: On Maternity, Abjection, and the Japanese Outcast Class

KATARZYNA MARCINIAK 33 Immigrant Rage: Alienhood, "Hygienic" Identities, and the Second World

KATHERINE RUDOLPH 64 The linguistic Turn Revisited: On Time and language

GAYLE SALAMON 96 "The Place Where life Hides Away": Merleau·Ponty, Fanon, and the location of Bodily Being

KATHLEEN LUllEY 113 Spectacular Sex: Thought and Pleasure in the Encounter with Pornography

MIRA SCHOR 132 Some Notes on Women and Abstraction and a Curious Case History: Alice Neel as a GreatAbstract Painter European Journal of Women's Studies 35

Volume 13 • Issue 1 • February 2006

Editorial 5

Articles Sarah Chifds 7 The Complicated Relationship between Sex, Gender and the Substantive Representation of Women Jyotsna Agnihotri Gupta 23 Towards :;: Some Reflections and Concerns in Relation to the Globalization of Reproductive Technologies Artemis Michailidou 39 Love Poetry, Women's Bonding and Feminist Consciousness: The Complex Interaction between Edna St Vincent Millay and

Book Reviews Kath Woodward 59 Body Talk Pamela Sue Anderson 63 Rethinking Religion/Rewriting Divinity Marie Louise Seeberg 66 Gender, Ethnicity and Positioning in Processes of 5ubjectifkation Mercedes Bengoechea 69 Reading Emily Dickinson's She Ate and Drank the Precious Words European Journal of Karen Hagan 70 Shaping Women's Identity in Northern Ireland Women's Studies

Books Received 75 Volume 13 • Issue 2 • May 2006

Editorial 83

Articles Gail Lewis 87 Imaginaries of Europe: Technologies of Gender, Economies of Power

Linda Duits and Uesbet van Zoonen 103 Headscarves and Porno-Chic: Disciplining Girls' Bodies in the European Multicultural Society

Martina LOw 119 The Social Construction of Space and Gender Marianne Notko and Eija Sev6n 135 Problematic Woman-to-Woman Family Relations EmanueJa Lombardo and Petra Meier 151 in the EU: Incorporating a Feminist Reading?

Book Reviews Mary Bryden 167 Helene Cixous's Ecriture Feminine Silvia Niccolai 169 Interrogating Constitutional Jurisprudence from a Gendered Point of View: Asking Too Much, or Not Enough? Hefen lones 172 Controversial, Distasteful or Necessary? let's Talk About Rape

Books Received 175

Call for Papers 177 •• 36 emlnlSm F==i-_& ..::C:...:O::...N~T....:E::...N~T~S Volume 16, Number I, 2006 ...... '\.'1 l:hology

______SPECIAL FEATURE

Political Psychology. Psychology Political? Edited by Rose CAPDEVILA and Rhoda UNGER

5 Editors' Introduction: Feminism without Borders: Exploring the Relationships between Feminist and Political Psychology Rose CAPDEVILA and Rhoda UNGER

13 L Political Psychology and the Insistence of Feminism Molly ANDREWS

18 II. Some 'Latin' Women Activists' Accounts: Reflections on Political Research Barbara BIGLIA

26 III. Examining Gender Gaps in Sociopolitical Attitudes: It's Not Mars and Venus Alice H. EAGLY and Amanda B. DIEKMAN

35 IV. Men as Individuals, Women as a Sexed Category: Implications of Symbolic Asymmetry for Feminist Practice and Lfgia AMA.NCIO and JOaD Manuel OLIVEIRA

44 V. Gender, Nationalism and Ethnic Difference: Feminist Politics and Political Psychology? Ingrid PALMARY

52 VI. Identity and Social Change: Contextualizing Agency Nick HOPKINS, Vered KAHANI-HOPKINS and Steve REICHER

58 VII. What Feminist and Political Psychologists Can Learn from Each Other: The Case of Authoritarianism Lauren E. DUNCAN

65 VIII. Feminism and Identity in Political Psychology Lucia GOMEZ SANCHEZ and Ana Belen MARTfN-SEVILLANO

73 IX. Exploring Activism and Change: Feminist Psychology, Liberation Psychology, Political Psychology Geraldine MOANE

79 X. Breaking Alignments between 'the Personal' and 'the Individual': What Can Psychology do for Feminist Politics? Niamh STEPHENSON

______ARTICLES

87 Constituting the Feminist Subject in Poststructuralist Discourse Bronwyn DAVIES, Jenny BROWNE, Susanne GANNON, Lekkie HOPKINS, Helen McCANN and Monne WIHLBORG

105 'What he hasn't told you ... .': Investigating the Micro-Politics of Gendcred Support in Heterosexual Couples' Co-Constructed Accounts of Illness Sarah SEYMOUR-SMITH and Margaret WETHERELL ---:::;...:::...o.:....~.:....:::. 37 l!Jr;;]em&in__is_m__ CONTENTS chology Volume 16, Number 2, 2006

131 Editorial Note

______ARTlCLES

133 'You Couldn't Say "No", Could You?': Young Men's Understandings of Sexual Refusal Rachael O'BYRNE, Mark RAPLEY and Susan HANSEN

155 Talking Divorce: The Role of Divorce in Women's Constructions of Relationship Status Anna SANDAELD

175 The USA National Lesbian Family Study: Interviews with Mothers of lO-Year-Olds Nanette GARTRELL. Carla RODAS, Amalia DECK, Heidi PEYSER and Amy BANKS

193 Surviving in Dangerous Places: Lesbian Identity Perfonnances in the Workplace. Social Class and Psychological Health Elizabeth McDERMOTI

______INMEMORIAM

213 Memories of Precilla Y.L. Choi Edited by Paula NICOLSON

227 Erratum 38 Feminist Collections A Quarterly ofWomen's Studies Resources

Volume 27, Numbers 2-3, Winrer-Spring 2006

CONTENTS

From the Editors ii

Book Reviews

Lost and Damaged: The Perilous American Pregnancy 1 by Claire Wendland

ChangingVoices and Struggles ofFeminist Activism 6 by Nancy Worcester

Round-Up, B10gging Women's Studies 15

Reproductive Rights in the Blogosphere 22 by Vicki Tobias

New Reference Works in Women's Studies 24

E-Sources on Women & Gender 34

Zincs from the Stacks, Self-Published Tracts from Lady LibraryWorkers 36 by A/ycia Sellie

Periodical Notes 39

Items ofNote 44

Books and Audiovisuals Recently Received 46

Subscription Form 49 FEMINIST ECONOMICS 39 Volume 12, Number 1 and 2, JanuaI)l/April 2006

A Special Issue on Women and Wealth

Guest Edited by Cannen Diana Deere and Cheryl R. Doss

ARTICLES The Gender Asset Gap: What Do We Know and Why Does It Matter? Connen Diana Deere and Chft)'( R Doss Cui BOlio? The 1870 British Married Women's Propert)' Act, 51 Bargaining Power, and the Distribution of Resources within 11arriage Mary Beth Combs Crippled Capitalists: The Inscription of Economic 85 Dependence and me Challenge of Female Entrepreneurship in Nineteenth-Century America SILSon M. fohn "The Widow, the Clergyman and the Reckless"; 111 Women Investors in England, 1830-1914 Janette Ruttnford andJosephine Maltby Gender, Marriage, and Asset Accumulation 139 in the United States Lurie Schmidt ami Punli Sevak The Wealth of Single Women: Marital Status and 167 Parenthood in the Asset Accumulation ofYoung Baby Boomers in the United States Alexis YamoJw.ski and Lisa A Keister Moving Beyond the Gender Wealth Gap: On Gender, 195 Class, Ethnicity, and Wealth Inequalities in the United Kingdom Tracey Warren Household Bargaining Over Wealth and the Adequacy of 221 Women's Retirement Incomes in New Zealand John Gibson, Trinh IL, (HId Grant Scobie Assets in Intrahousehold Bargaining among Women Workers 247 in Colombia's Cut-Flower IndustI), Greta Friedemann-Scillchez. Joint Titling - A Win-Win Policy? Gender and Propert)' Rights 271 in Urban Informal Settlement<; in Chandigarh, India Namita Datta

BOOK REVIEWS Ralph C, Brashier, Inheritance Law and the Evolving Family 299 Revi~il!ed by M. l~ ILe Badgett Shahra Razavi, ed. Agrarian Change, Gender, and Land Rights 302 Reviewed by A. Harwll Akram-Lcdhi Agnes R. Quisumbing,jonna P, Estudillo, and Keijiro Otsuka, 307 Land and Schooling: Transferring Wealth across Generations Revieuvd by Maria S. f1oro Vivienne Bennett, Sonia Davila-Pobletc. and ~Iaria Nieves Rico, eds. 314 Opposing Currents: The Politics of Water and Gender in Latin America Rel..lieu'ed by Leila M. Hams

Notes on Contributors 319 Call for Papers 323 Information and Announcements 325 Feminist Economic.s Editorial Policies 327 Submission and Style Guidelines 329 Feminist Europa. 40 Review ofBooks. Vol. 5, No 1, 2005 Vol. 6, No 1, 2006

In this issue .•.

Prom France: Comit6 d'action interassociatif« Droits des femmes, droit au sejouT. Cantre 1a double violence ». Foreign Women: Agaiust (I Double J1olellce, Testimony audAllafJ'ses•.• Excerpt from K. Kalta & M.T. CUllY. JlfutUaled. Interview with K. Kolta. II;s up 10 us women ~l (0 el'lld;cale 'In's practice. C. Gnlber & H. CiXQllS. Allhe rhellfreJ 'he O'nellla, 'lte Sile of Femininity Y. Kllibiehler & G. Nerand. Jl/alel'1lal, Parental... L.1.fmano. Symbolic Order of 'he 1.11olhel' H. Prolollgcau. Jie/ory over Eyc;s;oll. Pierre FuMes, the Surgeon Who Gives Hope ...

From Germany: R. Becker & B. KoTtcndick, cds. Handbook/or Women's lIud Gender Studies. Theories, ,lief/lOri, EmpiricalApproaches ... S. Bollmann. Women Who Read are Dangerous. Reading Jromell in Painting alld Photography ... A. Erck & H. Schneidcr.Adelheid, Prillcessfrom ilteinillgen on the English Throlle. A Woman ~ DestillY ill the First Halfofthe 19th Celltury ... F. KOn! with S. Eichhorst {with excerpts]. Bom ill the Big Rains. A iUemoir of Somalia alld Survival... S. Hajo et aI., eds. Gemlef ill Kurtlist(m alld the Diaspom. COlltl'ibutious ill Kurdistan Studies ... U. Siegel, ed. HoH' Easily Could It Have Been Different. Farmers' Daughten Tell Their Stories ... Profile. A. Schwarzer. Call for Papers.

From HUllgal}': A. Peto. Ladies ofthe Sun, Young Ladies ofthe iIfoolJ: COllsen'at;ve Hungaritm Women Today ...

From Israel: H. Gor Ziv, cd. The iUilitarization ofEducation... A. KJci.llberg. ed. ilfothers' Love, Fathers' Fear: Rethinkillg the Ismeli Family ...

From Italy: P. Bono, cd. Rodil}, IVritillgs: Helell Cixous' VariatitJlls 011 a Theme ... ~'t. Buson! & E. Laurenzi, etls. The Body as Symbol. Theoretical and Political Approaches to FGIl! ... P. Calefato, cd. ilfaps of the Imaginal)'. Cinema, Body, JlfemtJJ}' ... DWF Donllawomallfemlllc. Cros.H!yetl Venus ... DWF Donnuwomunfcmlllc. Stage(d) Passions .. , L. i\[ariuni. IJemlUlrdt, Colette alld the Art ofCross-Dressing ...

From Pohmd: J. Partyka. •,Wife ~·kilflll." Women Writing ill 16tll and 17th Ceil/til}' Cultures ...

From Serbia: M. Blagojevi~~ ct <11. ilfapping ilfisogyny in Serbia: Discollrses amI Pmc­ tice ... D. Durit\ All OVel; Selected and New Poems with Essays That .Jlfark the Phases oJI/I)' Poe/IJI 1996/0 2004 ...

From Spain: M. Palau. Catalall IVomen's Institllle '" V.V.A.A. Cinema hi IVomell ~5 Cinema ... and Ilfelt ','I, Btlt IVe Already K:ew That ...

From Switzer/ami: B. Lange & D. Voi.ill;on. S(:w~ A Vii/age alld Excisioll ...

From Turkey: A. i1yasoglu. Veiled Identity: Islwl/ist Women ...

From Frallce. Gem/(lfJJ~ Israel, Italy, Polaltd, Serhia ami Spailt Feminist Media Studies 41 Volume 6 Number 1 March 2006

EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION New Beginnings ... Cynthia Carter and Lisa Mclaughlin

ARTICLES Muslim Women and the Veil: Problems of image and voice in media representations Myra Macdonold 7 Unruly Womanliness, Gender Dysphoria, and Anita Faleli's Iconography Gilod Padva 25 Strategic Approximation: Independent videographers revise the Hollywood classic Janice Hladki 47 In the Name of Absent Fathers and Other Men: Representation of motherhood in the Polish post communist cinema fwa Mazierska 67 Framing Diaspora: Solidarity and the individual in the works of Shirin Neshat Babak A. Ebrahlmlan 85

COMMENTARY AND CRITICISM Introduction Usha Zacharias and Jane Arthurs 101 Sheltering Politics Eileen R. Meehan 104 Sacred Beings in 1he Marketplace Mahalakshml Mahadevan 109 "A Little Bit of a Slave"?: Towards a theorisation of the "hijab in state schools" debate in Australia Alia Imtaual 112 Australian Muslim Women's Media I~terventions Tanja Dreher and Frances Simmons 117

BOOK REVIEW Framing Abuse: Media Influence and Public Understanding ofSexual Violence against Children by Jenny Kitzinger Debra Merskln 121 Feminist Media Studies 42 Volume 6 Number 2 June 2006

EDITORS' INTRODUCTION Post-Feminism? Lisa McLaughlin and Cynthia Carter 125

ARTICLES How TV Mediates the Husband-Wife Reiationship: A Korean generation/class/emotion analysis Youna Kim 129 The Stepford Wives and the Gaze: Envisioning feminism in 1975 Elyce Rae Helford 145 As Kamp as Bree: The poiitics of camp reconsidered by Desperate Housewives Niall Richardson 157 'Tis Pity 5he's a Whore: Postfeminist prostitution in Joss Whedon's Firefly? Dee Amy-Chinn 17S What's Missing in Feminist Research in New Information and Communication Technologies? Micky Lee 191

COMMENTARY AND CRITICISM

Scientific/Biological Determinism: Media models of genetics and gender Jane Arthurs and Usha Zacharias 211 Religious Fundamentalism and Scientific Discourse: Visible animosity and invisible collusion Salam AI-Mahadin 213 Women, Feminism and Human Cloning: Recirculating concerns and critiques Joan Haran and Kate O'Riordan 217 Animal Others: The science of sex in the wildlife genre Cynthia Chris 222 Evolutionary Cycles: Menstrual suppression in the media Jessica 5, Gunson 226

BOOK REVIEWS Action Chicks: New Images of Tough Women in Popular Culture edited by Sherrie A. Inness Rasie White 231 When Stereotypes Collide: Race/Ethnicity, Gender and Videostyle in Congressional Campaigns by Ann Gordon and Jerry L. Miller Lisa Harrison 232 The Lure of the Vampire: Gender, Fiction and Fandom from Bram Stoker to Buffy by Miily Williamson Tanya Krzywinska 234 ·'W' sexual moralities Clare Hemmings, Irene Gedalof and lucy Bland liM'- will the real sex slave please stand up? Julia O'Connell Davidson 4 43 pole position: migrant British women producing {selves' through lap dancing work Esther Bott 23 female sex tourism: a contradiction in terms? Jacqueline Sanchez Taylor 41 sexual regimes and migration controls: reproducing the Irish nation-state in transnational contexts Eithne luibheid 60 moral ambivalence and irregular practices: contextualizing male-to-male sexualities in Calcutta/India Paul Boyce 79 revolutionary marriage: on the politics of sexual stories in Naxalbari Srila Roy 99 1M making political hay of sex and slavery: Kansas conservatism, feminism and the global regulation of sexual moralities Almas Sayeed 119 AIDS stigma, sexual moralities and the policing of women and youth in South Africa Catherine Campbell, Yugl Nair and Sbongile Maimone 132 stakes and states: sexual discourses from New Delhi jyoti Puri 139 rewriting {the paedophile': a feminist reading of The Woodsman Carol-Ann Hooper and Ann Koloski 149 .;§l§i!Jti Sex in development: science, sexuality and morality in global perspective Carolyn H. Williams 156 The lavender scare: the cold war persecution of gays and lesbians in the federal government Warren J. Blumenfeld 159 Locked in the family cell: gender, sexuality and ~ III political agency in Irish national discourse 0 tD Breda Gray 161 0 >< Sex, gender and scie.nce 0- s:: Karen Throsby 165 Q Some of us: Chinese women growing up in the Mao era - Harriet Evans 161 3 Behind closed doors: domestic violence in India 0 Kaveri Sharma 169 .. Women who live evil lives: gender, religion, and the Q politics of power in colonial Guatemala -_. Sarah C. Chambers 171 _.t+ Doing women's studies: employment opportunities, personal impacts and social consequences tD Sue jackson 113 III Against empire: feminism, racism and the West M.S. Sreerekha 175 Feeding anorexia: gender and power at a treatment center jo Brain 177 Spri/lg 2006 FEMINIST voll/me 32, /llimber 1 44 STUDIES

, Preface I2I Mary Ann Wehler Poetry

II Debra B. Bergoffen S~ndya From Genocide to Justice: Women's Bodies as a LeBal u, Hewamanne Writin8 Pad Pomo8raplJic Voice: Critical Feminisl Practices alll01l8 Sri Lmia's Female Gaof/ent Workers

,8 Beth Partin Mariana Valverde Afraid 10 Say (Fietioll) ." A New Entity in the Hislory ofSe.~lIafjlr 11fe Respectable Same-Sex COJ/pfe H Evelyn Torton Beck KaMo's World Splil Opea (All Essay) 16, Christina Greene What's Sex Got to Do with It: Gender and the 8, liz Robbins New Black Freedom MO\'ement Scholarship Poetry (Review Essay)

8, Maria Mazziotti Gillan 18, Barbara Wiedemann Poetry Poetry .86 News and Views 8, Nadine Naber Notes Oil COlltributors Arab American : Beyond Arab. VirS;Il! '9' Ameriwll(ized) W1lOre 196 Announcements

'98 Publications Recei\'ed II1 Cathleen Calbert ,o6 The Seafarer (Fic/ion) Guidelines for Contributors Slimmer 2006 FEMINIST voillme 32, mlmber 2

365 Grace M. Cho STUDIES Homecoming (Fiction) 231 Preface 380 Inderpal Grewal 239 Afsaneh Najmabadi Grt/der, Culture, mul Empire: Postc%nial U.S. Grt/Jer and SewlarisllJ ofModerni/y Feminisf SchoIllfship (Rel;iew ESSll)0 How Can a Muslim '\70mall Be French? 395 Christine So Asiall Mail-Order Brides, tl,e Threat ojGlobal 256 Judith Ezekiel Capitalism, alld tfle Reswe ojthe u.s. Natioll-State Frellch Dressif/g: Race, Gender, and /fle Hijab StOT)'

4'0 Dawn McDuffie 279 Bronwyn Winter One Rillg CiwlS/Alfar Call (Poetry) Sewlarislll aboard /he Titanic: Feminists IlI/d the Debate o~'er the Hijab in FtllIlce 4" Susanne Davis Our Lady ofSorrows (Fiction) 299 Fran!t0ise Basch Gender and SIIn'il'al: A jewish Family 434 Agnieszka Graff ill Ocwpied France, 1940-1944 'Fe Are (Not All) Homt1phobes: A Report from Ptllalld 332 Minoa Moallem Feminist Scholarship alld tf,e Imemafionalizatioll 4'0 Notes Oil Contributors oj Women's Studies (Rf\'iew £$Say) 454 Af11l01lllcements

4,6 PIMiceltiollS Recei\'ed 352 Na Young lee ¥UIl Suhwm (Arl Essay) 46, Guidelines Jor COlltribllttlrS Feminist Teacher

VOLUME 16, NUMBER 1 2005 45

CONTENTS

ARTICLES How ITaughl Values Annis Pratt

"Women Educating for Peace": A Participatory Video Project 20 Jackie Kirk and Monica Mak

His Story/Her Story: ADialogue Aboul including Men and Masculinities in the Women's Studies Curriculum 34 Beth Beri/a, Jean Keller, Camilla Krone, Jason Laker, and Ozzie Mayers

Reflections on the No-Uterus Rule: Pregnancy, Academia, and 53 Janet Hinson Shope

Humanizing the Dissertation Defense: One Woman of Color's Experience 61 Elisha j, Nixon-Cobb

BOOK REVIEWS A Vision {or Girls: Gender. EducaUon and the Bryn Mawr Schoof by Andrea Hamilton 75 Alice Ginsberg

Teaching at the Crossroads: Cultures and Critical Perspectives in Literature by Women of Color by laurie Grobman 77 Jennifer Hastings

Feminist Challenges in the Information Age by Christiane Floyd et al. 79 Sylvia M. DeSantis

DEPARTMENTS Books Available for Review 82 Calls for Papers and Conferences 84 Network News 87 Teaching Resources 9° Our Contributors 91 Feminist Teacher 46 VOLUME 16, NUMBER 2 2006 ARTICLES Educating for Environmental Change: Feminist Pedagogy and Environmental Justice Practice

The links Between Environmental Justice and Feminist Pedagogy: An Introduction 93 Beth Berila

Teaching Urban Ecology: Environmental Studies and the Pedagogy of tntersectionalily 98 Giovanna Di Chiro

"The World Is Our Home": Environmental Justice, Feminisms, and Student Ideology 110 Arlene Plevin

Bodies, Pollution, and Environmental Justice 124 Julie Sze

Environmental Justice and Feminist Pedagogy: AConclusion 133 Beth BeriJa

Educating for Environmental Change: General 8ibliography 135

A Room of Our Own: Girls, feminism, and Schooling 138 Mornina Gonick, Laura Shannon, and AmyAllison

BOOK REVIEWS Teaching Science for Social Justice. Angela Calabrese Barton et al., eds. 150 Mory Kirk

It's One O'Clock and Here Is Mary Margaret McBride by Susan Ware 152 Mary Hurley

Out in Public: Configurations of Women's Bodies in Nineteenth-Century America by Alison Plepmeier 153 Usa Cochran Higgins

Encompassing Gender: Integrating International Studies and Women's Studies. Mary M. lay, Janice Monk, and Deborah S. Rosenfelt, eds. 155 Jocelyn Fenton Stitt

Women Poets: Workshop into Print. Kay Murphy and Beverly Rainbolt, eds. 158 Naomi Aya/a

Carnal Appetites: FoadSexldentlties by Elspeth Probyn 159 Victoria Folks

OEPARTMENTS Books Available for Review 164 Calls for Papers and Conferences 166 Network News 168 Teaching Resources 169

OUf Contributors 170 Volume 7 Number 1 2006 47

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Editorial statement 5

ARTICLES {In)Between locations: space, time and the female subject in Michele Roberts' In the Red Kitchen Sarah Gamble 7 Reproductive consumption Ruth Fletcher 27 The virtues of vice: the Lowell mill girl debate and contemporary Jocelyn M. BOlyczka 49 (Female hetero)Sexualities in transition: train stations as gateways Natalia Gerodetti and Sabin Bieri 69

INTERCHANGES Heteronormativity and the desire for gender Robyn Wiegman 89 Gender, sexuality and heterosexuality: the comp~exity (and limits) of heteronormativity Stevi Jackson 105

BOOK REVIEWS Leela Fernandes, Transforming Feminist Practice: Non-Violence, Social fustice and the Possibilities ofa Spiritualized Feminism Reviewed by Kristin Aune 122 Neluka Silva, The Gendered Nation: ContempOTaly Writings from South Asia Reviewed by Claire Chambers 124

Angela K. Smith, Suffrage Discourse in Britain during the First World War Reviewed by Krista Cowman 125

CALL FOR PAPERS FOR THE NEXT SPECIAL ISSUE, 'FEMINIST THEORY AND WELFARE' 127 48 Gender 8: Development I Volume 14 Number 1 March 2006 Contents Editorial

Mohga Kamal Smith l Fenella Porter, and Caroline Sweetman 1 A gendered response to HIV/ AIDS in South Asia and the Pacific: insights from the pandemic in Africa. Madllu Bala Naill 11 Gender and HIV I AIDS in Botswana: a focus on inequalities and discrimination Nlhabiseng Pllaladze and Slleila Tloll 23 This is not a love story: using soap opera to fight HIV in Nicaragua Charlie Weinberg 37 The gendered impact of HIV / AIDS on education in South Africa and Swaziland: Save the Children's experiences Helell Poulsell 47 'I'm too young to die': HIV, masculinity, danger and desire in urban South Africa ShamlOn Walsh and Cial/dia Milchell 57 A gender perspective on HIV treatment in Malawi: a multi-method approach Lol Nyirenda, Ireen Makwiza, Grace Bongololo, and Sally Tlleobald 69 Cross-generational relationships: using a 'Continuum of Volition' in HIV prevention work among young people Amy Weissman, Jmzine Cocker, Lisa Sherburne, Mary Beth Powers, Ronnie Lovich, and Mary Mllkaka 81 HIV~positive African women surviving in London: report of a qualitative study Leslell Doyal alld Jnne Alldersoll 95 'Mainstreaming' HIV in Papua New Guinea: putting gender equity first Jallet Seeley alld Knle Blltcher 105 Challenges and opportunities for promoting the girl child's rights in the face of HIV/AIDS Mildred Tamblldzai Mlls/lImje 115 Resources section Compiled by Knllika Lollg 127 Views, events and debates Ediled by Kallika Lollg 143 Book reviews Edited by Knnika Lollg 157 Gender Et Development 49 Volume 14 Number 2 July 2006 Contents Editorial Caroline Sweetman and Fenella Porter 171 The politics of the marginalised: Dalits and women's activism in India Rndhika Gooillda 181

J As if she is family': the marginalisation of unpaid household workers in Turkey Halide Togrul Kekilk 191 Widows without rights: challenging marginalisation and dispossession Kate Youllg 199 Uniting indigenous communities in Cambodia to claim the right to maternal healthcare Eleallor BrowlI, Cilldy Goddell, and NO/Ill Sophenk 211 Combatting marginalisation of pastoralist women: 50S Sahel's experience in Ethiopia Fiona Flintall . 223 Marginalisation and ideas of community among Latin American migrants to the UK Frances Carlisle 235 Boundary crossings: power and marginalisation in the formation of Canadian Aboriginal women's identities Jo-Alllle Fiske 247 Diversifying gender: male to female transgender identities and HIV/ AIDS programming in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Barbara Earll, 259 Marginalisation by sexuality: report of an IDS workshop Andrea Cornwall 273 Resources on working on gender with marginalised peoples Kanika Lang and Fenella Porter 291 Views, News and Debates Edited by Kanika Lang mId Jllliemme Porter 307 Book Reviews Edited by Kallika Lang 321 Gender and Education

50 Volume 18 Number 1 January 2006

CONTENTS

Articles

Girls in Education: Citizenship, agency and education TUllia Gordon

The Tyranny of Surveillance: Male teachers and the policing of masculinities in a single sex school Wayne Martino alld Blye Frallk 17

Invisible and special: Young women's experiences as undergraduate mathematics students Melissa Rodd alld Hannah BanholomevJ 35

Adolescent boys' and girls' views offatherhood in the context ofchanging women's position Despilla Sakka and Vassiliki DeliYalllli-KouillllZi 51

Gender violence in schools in the developing world Mdjread Dunne, Sara Humphreys and PiQlta Leach 75

Pedagogics and critical reflection - key understandings for transformative gender justice Amanda Keddie 99

Book reviews 115

Errata 119

Gender and Education

VOLUME 18 NUMBER 2 MARCH 2006

CONTENTS

Articles Reconceptualising the gendered body: learning and constructing masculinities and femininities in school Cam'e Paeehrer 121

Gender and doctoral studies: the perceptions of Ph.D students in an American university Beth Kurtz-Costes, Laura Andrews Helmke, Ben" Utkll-Steil/er 137

Views and perspectives ofwomen's studies: a survey ofwomen and men students Jm Marchbank alld Gayle Letherby 157

Gender discourse about an ethic ofcare: nursery schoolteachers' perspectives i\tf

Pedagogy and student change in the women's and gender studies classroom Jayne E. Stake 199

Single-sex schooling: is it simply a 'class act'? Georgina Tsolidis and Ian R, Dobson 213 Gender and Education

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Special issue: Gender, power and difference Guest editors: Debbie Epstein & Emma Renold

Editorial Gender, power and difference Debbie Epstein alld Emma ReI/old 229

Articles Power, desire and emotions in education: revisiting the epistolary narratives of three women in apartheid South Africa ,Hallo TombOlfkOIl 233

Masculine femininities/feminine masculinities: power, identities and gender Car,;c Paechler 253

Working on the inside: discourses, dilemmas and decisions Afolfy Wami,gtoll alld Alike Younger 265

Working class mothers and school life: exploring the role of emotional capital Val Gillies 281

'Getting over h?' Reflections on the melancholia of reclassified identities Valede Hey 295

The problem of agency in feminism: a critical realist approach Sue Clegg 309

Book reviews 325

Gender and education

VOLUME 18 NUMBER 4 JULY 2006

Editorials Becky Francis and Christine Skelton: edilOrs 2000-2006 Becky Francis and Christine Ske/roll ~35

Hello from us Debbie Epstein, Mary Jalle Kehily and Emma Renold 337

Articles 'Wild' girls? An exploration of 'Iadette' cultures in secondary schools Carolyn Jackson 339

Identity construction in adolescent girls: the context dependency of racial and gendered perceptions Margie Gagallakis 361

Constructions of caring professionalism: a case study ofteacher educators Jeall Mllrray 381

How is gender integrated in the curricula ofDutch medical schools? A quick-scan on gender issues as an instrument for change Petra Verdonk, Linda J. L. MaIlS alld Toille L. M. Lagro-Janssen 399

Language: an important signifier ofmasculinity in a bilingual context John R. Ponelli 413

Tales of the 50-somethings: selective schooling, gender and social class Jacky Brill€. 431

Viewpoint Intersections of class and sexuality in the classroom Yvdre Taylor 447

Book reviews 453 VOLUME 18 NUMBER 1 APRIL 2006 52 Gender & History

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Abstracts iv

FORUM: CITIZENSHIP IN MODERN MEXICO Women and Citizenship in Nineteenth-Century Mexico: 1l1ree Entangled Perspectives CARlYlEN RAMOS ESCANDON

'Ciudadana y 11Wy ciudadana'? Women and the Slate in Independent Mexico, 181D-30 ERIKAPANI Translatedfrom the Spallish by James Scorer 5

Constructing Mexico: Marriage, Law and Women's Dependent Citizenship in the Late-Nineteenth and Early-Twentieth Centuries KIF AUGUSTINE-ADAMS 20

Saving Private Ramirez: The Patriarchal Voice of Republican Motherhood in Mexico PAlRICK J. McNAMARA 35

Articles . 'Ways ofLying': Anne Askew and the Examinatiolls MEGAN L. HICKERSON 50

Oriental Feminotopias? Montagu's and Montesquieu's 'Seraglios' Revisited JOANNA DE GROar 66

Making the Sodomite Speak; Voices of the Accllsed in English Sodomy Trials, c.1800-98 H. G. COCKS 87

'Think ofMe as a Woman': Queen Pomare of Tahiti and Anglo-French Imperial Contest in the 1840s Pacific PATrY O'BRIEN 108

Gender and the Historiography ofGandhian Sat)'agraha in South Africa RADHIKA MONGIA 130

Foremother Women's History According to Jenny P. d'Hericourt (1809-1875), 'Daughter ofher Century' ALICEPRIMI Translatedfrom the French by Jennifer Gay 150

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Thematic Review American Men's History and the Big Picture KONSTANTIN DIERKS 160 Thomas Augst. The Clerk's Tafe: Young Men and Moral Life in Nineleemh·CenWr)' America (2003); Elaine Frantz Parsons, Manhood Lost: Fallen Drunkards and Redeeming Women in the Nineteenth-Century United Stales (2003); Martin Summers, Manliness and its Discontents: The Black Middle Class and the Trans/amlOtion ofMasculinity. /900-1930 (2004); Mark Tebeau, Eating Smoke: Fire in Urbon America, 18(}()-1950 (2003)

Book Reviews Rosalind C. Love (ed. and trans.), Goscelin afSaint-Bertin: The Hagiographyo!the Female Sainls ofEly (2004) VIRGINIA BLANTON 165 Christine Peters, Patterns of Piety: Women. Gender and Religion in Late Medie\'ol and Reformation England (2003) SHANNON McSHEFFREY 166 Mary C. Erler and Maryanne Kowaleski (eds), Gendering the Master Narrative: Women and Power in the Middle Ages (2003) SARA M. BUTLER 167 Maria Bogucka, Women in Early Modem Polish Society, Against the EuropeOfl Backgrollnd (2004) EVE LEVIN 169 Daniela Hacke, Women, Sex and Marriage in Earl)' Modem Venice (2004) GABRIELE NEHER 170 Dominique Godineau, Les Femmes dalls la societe frallraise, 16e-18e siecle (2003) LESLIE TUTTLE 171 Patricia Crawford, Blood, Bodies and Families in Early Modem England (2004) BERNARD CAPP 172 Garthine Walker, Crime, Gender and Social Order ill Early Modem ElIgland (2003) SHARON HOWARD 173 Michelle Lamarche Marrese, A Womall's Kingdom. Noblewomen and the Control of Property in Russia, 1700-1861 (2002) IRINA PAERT 175 Rebecca Friedman, Mascl/linity, Autocracy, and the Russian University, 1804-1863 (2005) ROBERT A. NYE 176 VandanaJoshi, Genderalld Power in the Third Reich: Female Denou1lcersand the Gestapo, 1933-45 (2003) TOBY THACKER 178 Hilda Kean, London Stories: Personal Lives, PI/blic Histories (2004); Carolyn Malone, Women's Bodies and Dangerous Trades in England, 1880-/914 (2003) IUTTA SCHWARZKOPF 179 Veronica Strong-Boag, Mona Gleason and Adele Peny (eds), Rethinking Canada: The Promise ofWomen's History (4th edn) (2002) ERIN MILLIONS 181 Marlene Epp, Franca lacovetta and Frances Swyripa (eds), Sisters or Strangers? lmmigrallt, Ethnic and Racia/ized Women in Canadian History (2004) ION ANIUK 182 Contributors 185 GENDER & SOCIETY 54 Volume 20, Number I February 2006

Contents

Articles Femi/lism and Method: EtJl1lographJ~ Discourse Analysis. and Acth'ist Research Making ;\tcn in Gay Fmtemities: by Nancy A. Naples Resisting and Reproducing Multiple JANE HOOD 132 Dimensions of Hegemonic ;\Iasculinity K1NG·TO YEUNG, MINDY STOMBLER, and RENEE WHARTON 5 The Myth ofthe Military-Nation: Militarism. Gender. and Education in Turkey HOllor and Virtue: by Ane GoI Altinay Mexican Parenting in the Transnational Context FRANCES S. HASSO 134 JOANNA DREBY 32 Writing the Wrongs: Research Reports Eva Valesh and the Rise ofLabor Journalism The Consequences of Malemal Employment during by Elizabeth Faue Men's Childhood for TIlcir Adult Housework Perfonnance RACHEL A. BATCH 136 SANlIV GUPTA 60 Mucho Macho: "I'm Not Thinking of It as ": Seduction, Desire, and the Homoerotic Lives ofUltin Me/l Understanding Hara<;smenl across Race and Citizenship by Chris Girman SANDY WELSH, JACQUIE CARR, GLORIA GONZALEZ-LOPEZ 138 BARBARA MACQUARRIE, and AUDREY HUNTLEY 87 Bootstrap Dreams: Taking Women Professionals out ofthe Ofl1ce: U.S. Microenrerprise De~'elopmellt The Case of Women in Sales ill an Era ofWelfare Refoml LAURIE A. MORGAN and KARIN A. MARTIN 108 by Nancy C. Jurik SHARI L. DWORKIN 140 Book Reviews Birthing Fathers: Gender. Politics, and Islam The Transfonnatioll ofMen ill American Rites ofBirth edited by Therese Saliba, Carolyn Allen, and Judith A. Howard by Richard K. Reed New P)'thiall Voices: BARBARA KATZ ROTill.fAN 142 nbmen Bllildillg Political Capital ill NGOs in the Middle East by Cathryn S. Magno GULOZYEGIN 129

GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 20, Number 2 April 2006

Contents

Articles Book Reviews "No Way My Boys Are Going to Be Like That!" Pobladoras, IndEgenas, and the State: Parents' Responses to Children's Gender Nonconfonnity Conflicts Mer Women's Rights iTl Chile EMILY W. KANE 149 by Patricia Richards SUSAN FRANCESCHET 282 Circumventing Discrimination: Gender and Ethnic Strategies in Silicon Valley Making Sweatshops: JOHANNA SHIH 177 The Globalization ofthe U.S. Apparel Illdustry Hard Drives and Glass Ceilings: by Ellen Israel Rosen JENNIFER BICKHAM MENDEZ 284 Gender Stratification in High-Tech Production STEVEN C. McKAY 207 Breaking the Bowls: Research Reports Degendering alld Feminist Change by Judith Lorber Keepin' This Little Town Going: BANDANA PURKAYASTHA 286 Gender and Volunteerisrn in Rural America PEGGY PETRZELKA and SUSAN E. MANNON 236 Chillese Visions ofFamily alUi State, 1915-1953 by Susan L. Glosser Does Father Care Mean Fathers Share? lENDER LEE 288 A Comparison of How ~'fothers and Fathers in Intact Families Spend Time with Children Weavillg a Family: LYNCRAIG 259 Untangling Race alldAdoption by Barbara Katz Rothman HEATHER LAUBE 290 A Vision/or Girls: Gender, Education, arid the Br)'11 Mawr School by Andrea Hamilton DIANE KHOLOS WYSOCKI 291 GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 20, Number 3 June 2006 55

Contents

Articles Book Reviews Professionals and Saints: The Violent Woman: Femininity, Narrat!\'e, How Immigrant Careworkers Negotiate Gender Identities at Work alld ""olellee ill COlltemporar)' American Cinema CINZIA SOLARI 301 by Hilary Neroni Retrofitting Frontier Masculinity for Alaska's War against Wolves Wonder llbmen: Fem;lli5m5 alld Superheroes SINE ANAHITA and TAMARA L. MIX 332 by Lillian S. Robinson l'.'EAL KING 422 The Power of the Purse: Allocative Systems and Inequality in Couple Households Mell in the AJiddle: Searchillg for Masculinity ;11 tile 1950s CATHERINE T. KENNEY 354 by James Gilbert JEFFRE.Y MONTEZ DE OCA 424 Research Reports The Qualities ofa Citizell: llVlI/ell, Immigration, Gender Beliefs and the Meaning of and Citiw15hip, 1870-1965 Work among Okinawan Women by Martha Gardner KRISTEN SCHULTZ LEE 382 RHACEL SALAZAR PARRENAS 426 Poor Women's Discourses of Legitimacy, Poverty, and Health COLLEEN REID and ALLISON TOM 402

GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 20. Number 4 August 2006

Contents

Sociologists for Women in Society Feminist Lecture Book Reviews Inequality Regimes: Prowc all the COllch: Prescribing Gender Gender, Class, and Race in Organizations ill the Era ofWonder Dmgs JOAN ACKER 441 by Jonathan Michel Metzl LAURAMAMO 553 Article Israeli Womell's Studies: A Reader Just One of the Guys? edited by Esther Fuchs How Transmen Make Gender Visible at Work ILSA M. GLAZER 554 KRISTEN SCHILT 465 Making SellSe ofMotherhood: A Narmlh'e Approach Research Reports by Tina Miller Race, Gender. and the Wage Gap: DENISE A. COPELTON 556 Comparing Faculty Salaries in Predominately White and Historically Black Colleges and Universities Promises I Call Keep:-Why Poor Womell LINDA A. RENZULLI, LINDA GRANT, and SHEETIJA KATHURIA 491 Put Motherhood before Marriage by Kathryn &lin and Maria Kefalas Love in the Time of Nco-Liberalism: ALLiSON J. PUGH 55? Gender. Work, and Power in a Costa Rican Marriage SUSAN E. MANNON 511 Backlash agaillsl Welfare Mothers: Pa5t and Present by Ellen Reese Gender. Race, and Urban Policing: SHU-JU ADA CHENG 559 The Experience of African American Youths ROD K. BRUNSON and IODY MILLER 531 Gender, Place and Culture

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Maria Dolors Garcia Rmll01l, Kirstw Simonsen & Dina Vaioll. Guest Editorii,ll: Does Anglophone hegemony permeate Gender, Place and Culture? 1

Chandra Tnlpade Mohanty. US Empire and the Project of "Vomen's Studies: Stories of citizenship, complicity and dissent 7

Theme Papers on Anti~RacistFeminist Geographies and the Academy Minelle Mahfalli. Challenging the Ivory Tower: Proposing anti-racist geographies in the academy 21

Sheila Akinleye. Against the Odds: Does Geography make a difference? 27

AlldrelJ Kobayashi. Why ·Women of Colour in Geography? 33

Laura Y. Lill. On Being 'Hen's Teeth'; Interdisciplinary practices for women of color in Geography 39

Rickie Sanders. Social Justice and Women of Color in Geography: Philosophical musings, trying again 49

Maureen Sioh. Against the Limits of our History 57

Viewpoint lasbir Puar. Mapping US Homonormativities 67

Book Reviews Geography and Gender Revisited Uoanne Sharp, Kath Browne & Deborah Thien, Eds) reviewed by Heidi Nast 89

Sites of Violence: Gender and conflict zones (Wenona Giles & Jennifer Hyndman, Eds) reviewed by Rupal Oza 91

Gender and Development Ganet H. Momsen) reviewed by Elodie Marandet 93

Soulll Asian Women in the Diaspora (Nirmal Puwar & Parvati Raghuram, Eds) reviewed by Gargi Bhattacharyya 95

Spaces ofMasculinities (Kathrin Horschelmann & Bettina Van Hoven, Eds), reviewed by Peter E. Hopkins 97 Sites of Sport: Space, place, experience (P. Vertinsky & JohnBale, Eds) reviewedbyTIffanyK. Muller 99

Writing Women, Writing Place: Contemporary Australian and South African fiction (Sue Kossew) reviewed by Teresa Dirsuweit 101

Wide Open Thwn: A histon; ofqueer San Francisco to 1965 (Nan A. Boyd) reviewed by Jon Binnie 102 Gender, Place and Culture

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Emalluela Guano. Fair Ladies: The place of women antique dealers in a post-industrial Italian city 105

Theme Papers on Kitchens Louise Johllsoll. Brmvsing the Modern Kitchen - a Feast of Gender, Place and Culture (part 1) 123

Sian Supski. 'It Was Another Skin': The kitchen as home for Australian post-war immigrant women 133

Helen Watkins. Beauty Queen, Bulletin Board and Browser: Rescripting the refrigerator 143

Katy Bennett. Kitchen Drama: Performances, patriarchy and power dynamics in a Dorset farmhouse kitchen 153

Kirsi Saarikangas. Displays of the Everyday. Relations between gender and the visibility of domestic work in the modem Finnish kitchen from the 19305 to the 19505 161

Viewpoint BASSDA. A Kind of Queer GeographyjRaume Durchqueeren: The Doreen Massey Reading Weekends 173

Book Reviews EtJmic Distinctions, Local Meanings: Negotiating et}micities in China (Mary Rack) reviewed by Tim Oakes 187

Mappiug Women, Making Politics: Feminist perspectives Otl political geography (L.A. Steaheli, E. Kolman & L.J. Peake, Eds) reviewed by D. James McLean 189

The New Berlin: Memory, politics, place (Karen E. Till) reviewed by Brigitte Sian 193

Gendered Paradoxes: Women's movements, state restmcturing, and global development in Ecuador (Amy Lind) reviewed by Cynthia Pope 195

Concubines and Power: Five hundred years hi a northern Nigerian palace (Heidi J. Nast) reviewed by Catherine J. Nash 197

Gender and Ltmd Reform: The Zimbabwe experience (Allison Goebel) reviewed by Joanna Kafarowski 199

Landlords and Lodgers: Socio-spatial organizatiol1 in an Accra cOI1l1111mity (Deborah Pellow) reviewed by Barbara M. Cooper 201

Compartiendo Historias de Fronteras: Cuerpos, gel1eros, generaciolles y salud (Catalina A. Denman, Janice Monk & Norma Ojeda de la Pena, Eds) reviewed by Patricia L. Price 203 Gender, Place and Culture 58 VOLUME 13 NUMBER 3 JUNE 2006

Alice Hovorka. The No.1 Ladies' Poultry Farm: A feminist political ecology of urban agriculture in Botswana 207 Perry Carter. The Penumbral Spaces of Nella Larsen's Passing: Undecidable bodies, mobile identities, and the deconstruction of racial boundaries 227 Theme Papers on Gender in Post-Doi A10i Vietnam: Women, desire, and change Lisa DnI11l111011d. Gender in Post-Do; MOl Vietnanl: Wonlcn, desire, and change 247 Daniele Belanger. Indispensable Sons: Negotiating reproductive desires in rural Vietnam 251 TlllI-HII'o'ng Nglly2n-vo. The Body Wager: Materialist resignification of Vietnamese women workers 267 Helle RydstfOm. Sexual Desires and 'Social Evils': Young women in rural Viehlam 283 Jayne Wenzel'. Between Memory and Desire: Gender and the remembrance of war in doi moi Vietnam 303

Boak Reviews Space Invaders: Race, gender and bodies alit ofplace (Nirmal Puwar) reviewed by Camila Bassi 317 Gender and Landscape: Renegotiating morality and space (Lorraine Dowler, josephine Cantbia & Bonj Szczygiel, Eds) reviewed by Sarah G. Cant 319 Gender Politics: Citizenship, activism and sexlial diversify (Surya Munro) reviewed by Kath Browne 321 The Curiolls Feminist: Searching for women in a new age of empire (Cynthia Enloe) reviewed by Linda McDowell 322 Work/Life City Limifs: Comparative household perspectives (Helen jarvis) reviewed by jacqueline Tivers 325 Gendet; Place and the Labour Market (Sarah jenkins) reviewed by Kathryn Ray 326 Gender, Technology and Development 59

VOLUME 10 NUMBER 1 JANUARY-APRIL 2006

Gender and Environmental Governance Special Issue Editors: Bernadette P. Resurreccion and Rebecca Ehnhirst

CONTENTS

Articles Rebecca Elmhirst and Bernadette P. Resurrecclon: Introduction K.M. Rabinl Karim: Gendered Sncial Institutions and the Management of Underground Irrigation Water Resources in a Bangladeshi Village 13 Le Thi Van Hue: Gender, Doi Mo; and Mangrove Management in Northern Vietnam 37 NandUa Singh: Women's Participation in Local Water Governance: Understanding Institutional Contradictions 61 Carol Yang 001 Lin: Autonomy Re-constituted: Social and Gendcred Implications of Dam Resettlement on the Orang AsH of Peninsular Malaysia 77 Angel Galmiche-Tejeda and Janet Townsend: Sustainable Development and Gender : Extension for Semi-subsistence Fish Fanning in Tabasco, Mexico 101

Book Reviews 127

Recent Books on Gender and Technology 137

Conference Reports National Seminar on Infonnation and Communication Technologies in the Context ofGender and Developmental Divides in India 143 Femme Globale: Gender Perspectives in the 21st Century 146 A Gender Agenda: Asia-Eurnpe Dialogue 3 149

NewS and Events 153

158 Gender, Technology and Development 60

VOLUME 10 NUMBER 2 MAY-AUGUST 2006

CONTENTS

Articles Malrika Chapagain: Conjugal Power Relations and Couples' Participation in Reproductive Health Decision·Making: Exploring the Unks in Nepal 159 Nancy Cook: Dealing with Danger: Spatial and Mechanical Manipulations in Gilgit, Pakistan 191 Peter Hancock: Violence, Women, 'York and Ernpowennent: Narratives from Factory Women in Sri Lanka's Export Processing Zones 211

Research Note Shiv Pratap Singh, Laxman Puna JI Gile and Nidhl Agarwal: Improved Fanm Tools and Equipment for Women Workers for Increased Productivity and Reduced Drudgery 229

Book Reviews 245

J;lecent Books on Gentler and Technology 259

Conference Reports Women into Computing Conference: The Gender Politics of ICT 263 The 10th AWID [ntemational Forum on Women's Rights and Development 268

News and Events 273 Gender, Work & Organization 61

Volullle 13 Number 1 Jalluary 2006

ACADEMIC PAPERS Sexual Harassment in Small-Town New Zealand: A Qualitative Study of TIuee Contrasting Organizations JOCELYN HANDY The Experience of Academic Non-Mothers in the Gendered University KAREN RAMSAY AND GAYLE LETHERBY 2S Gender and the Limits to Diversity in the Contemporary British Army RACHEL WOODWARD AND PATRICIA WINTER 4S Organizational Communication Studies and Gendered Organization: A Response to Martin and Collinson DENNIS K. MUMBY AND KAREN LEE ASHCRAFT 68 What Do We Mean by Communication? Responding to Mumby and Ashcraft PATRICIA YANCEY-MARTIN AND DAVID COLLINSON 91

BOOK REVIEWS 96

CALL FOR PAPERS 101

NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS Inside back cover Gender, Work & Organization

Volllme 13 Number 2 Marcil 2006

ACADEMIC PAPERS Explaining Men's Entry into Female--Concentrated Occupations: Issues of Masculinity and Social Class 103 BEN LUPTON Staying with People Who Slap Us Around: Gender, Juggling Responsibilities and Violence in Paid (and Unpaid) Care Work 129 DONNA BAINES Constructing the Deviant Other: Mothering and Fathering at the Workplace 152 CLARISSA KUGELBERG Understanding Professional Projects in Welfare Service Work: Revival of Old Professionalism? 174 LEA HENRlKSSON, SIRPA WREDE AND VIOLA BURAU Watching the Watch: The UK Fire Service and its Impact on Sexual Minorities in the Workplace 193 JAMES WARD AND DIANA WINSTANLEY

BOOK REVIEWS 220

NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS Inside back cover Gender, Work & 62 Organization

Volume 13 Number 3 May 2006

Editorial: Outline of a Theory of Gender Practices BARBARA POCGIO 225

ACADEMIC PAPERS Doing Gender tUllo the Other: Fiction as a Mode of Studying Gender Discrimination in Organizations BARBARA CZARNTAWSKA 234 Practising Gender at Work: Further Thoughts on Reflexivity PATRICIA YANCEY MARTIN 254 Gendering the Research Self: Social Practice and Corporeal Multiplicity in the Writing of Organizational Research ALISON PULLEN 277 'Have You Got a Boyfriend or are You Single?': On the Importance of Being 'Straight' in Organizational Research ATTILA BRUNI 299

NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS Inside back cover

Gender, Work & Organization

Volume 13 Number 4 July 2006

ACADEMIC PAPERS. A Feminist Critique of Japanization: Employment and Work in Consumer Electronics BILL W. K. TAYLOR 317 Childlessness and Women Managers: 'Choice', Context and Discourses GLENICE J. WOOD AND JANICE NEWTON 338 The Impact of Occupational Sex Segregation on Family Businesses: The Case of American Harness Racing ELIZABETH A. LARSEN 359 Collapsing the Boundaries? Fatherhood, Organization and Home-Working SUSAN HALFORD 383

BOOK REVIEWS 403

NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS Inside back cover Issue 43 2006 63 Third Wave Feminism and the Politics of Motherhood By MARY THOMPSON

Black and White Masculinity in Three Steven Soderbergh Films By ELAINE ROTH

Agreeable Objects and Angry Paintings "Female Imagery" in Art by Hannah Wilke and Louise Fishman, 1970-1973 By MARGO HOBBS THOMPSON

Lesbian Violence as Fascisl Crusade in Monster By TERRI GINSBERG

Postcolonial Masculinity 1947, Partition Violence and Nationalism in the Indian Public Sphere By KAVITA DAIYA

Unintended Consequences of the Feminist Sex/Gender Distinction By ASIA FRIEDMAN

Issue 44 2006

The Gender of Money By DIANE CADY

Feminine Freakishness Carnivalesque Bodies in Angela Carter's Nights al the Circus By WENDY O'BRIEN

Subjectivity Politics in Sorrow Mountain Transnational Feminism and Tibetan Autobiography By ALEXANDRA W. SCHULTHEIS

Jet-Man Meets Cover Girl at the F-111 By KRISTIN U. FEDDERS

Making Over Masculinity A Queer "I" for the Straight Guy By DENNIS W. ALLEN

Working Gender/Fading Taxonomies By JUDITH ROOF REPRESENTATIVE ARTIST 64 Alison Dubois Kissing Women 51 Fourteen Photographs Pages following page 52 Outside the Capitol Bonnie Jessie and Kate Katrina and Friend Women in Jackets Liz and Myra Myra and Elizabeth Volume 7 Number 1 2006 Liz and Myra Third Kissing Group Kiss Judith P. Stelboum Tallya and Nikki Editor's Introduction Two Girls Kissing Jesse and Kate Shayle Hutchison 5 011 the Blanket With Grace Tanya and Nikki Lynne Jamneck Tally Brennan Closure 23 Don't Look Down 67 Charlotte McCaffrey Katherine Granfield Five Poems The Second Great Idea Uncommon Sense 31 81 When You're a Jet 32 M. Frost Why I Love the Ocean 33 Deliverance Riding the Curl 34 91 No Better Moon 35 Elizabeth Bancroft Two Poems M. Paz Galupo On Matters of Morals Sleep Without Dreaming 37 99 Baby Man 101 Jen Prill Meredith Doench of Memories 41 Almost Grown 103

About the Contributors 109

REPRESENTATIVE ARTIST

Tee A. Corrine Picturing Cancer in Our Lives 55 Sixteen Photographs Pages following page 57

Vickie L. Spray Time Nearby 75

Barbara Taylor Volume 7 Number 2 2006 Poem Vibes Earth~Beats Tribes 81 Judith P. Slelboum Editor's Introduction Deborah La Garbanza Happy Family 85 I{atherine V. Forrest Excerpt from An Emergence of Green(' 5 Viviane Vasconcelos Feijoada 93 Victoria A. Brownworth Joan Annsflre The Art of Katherine V. Forrest 17 Six Poems Sheela Ardrian Shoreline 99 Six Poems (Turkish Bath) 101 Circuit Breaker 31 In the Old Neighborhood 102 Crack of Dawn: Terms of Endearment 32 Across the Table 104 Comeback 34 Mission Beach 106 Between the Shepherd Moons 3S The Hot Spring RevisHed 108 Dreaming of Blodeuwydd 37 You May Forget But 38 Melanie A. Scott Very, Very Short Stories 109 Maggie Harrison 119 A Purple Tint 39 About the Contributors Katy J. Vopal This Side of Traditional 45

~Katherine V. Forrest's An Emergence oj Green was recently reissued as an Alice Street Editions book 65

HARVARD JOURNAL OF LAW & GENDER

Volume 29: 1 Winter 2006 Copyright © 2006 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College

Contents

Articles Desperately Seeking a Moralist 1 Robin West The Necessity of Sex Change: A Struggle for Intersex and Transsex Liberties 51 Noa Ben-Asher , Androgyny, and Sexual Harassment: Sex Discrimination in a Gender-Deconstructed World 99 Meredith Render Family Caps in Welfare Reform: Their Coercive Effects and Damaging Consequences 151 Rebekah J. Smith Notes Prosecuting Crimes of Rape and Sexual Violence at the ICTR: The Application of Joint Criminal Enterprise Theory 201 Rebecca L. Haffajee "Take My Riches, Give Me Justice": A Contextual Analysis of Pakistan's Honor Crimes Legislation 223 Mazoa Hussain volume 27, 15-SlIe 1, 2006 66 Health Carefor Women International

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Editorial 2 Better Late Than Never: Reflections on the Delayed Prioritization of Cervical Cancer in International Health jenniferL. HuHter 18 Transforming Desolation Into Consolation: Being a Mother with Life-Threatening Breast Cancer ]oaklm Ohlen andAnn-Klistin Holm 45 Factors Related to Depressive Symptoms Among Long-Term Survivors of Cervical Cancer Ruth McCorkle, Slew 'Tzuh Tang, Howard Greenwald, Gwynne Holcombe, andMmylavelY 59 Effects of Breast Cancer Risk Counseling for Sexual Minority Women Deborah]. BOllxm, Diane Powers, and Heatber Greenlee 75 Comfort, Control, or Conformity: Women Who Choose Breast Reconstruction Following Mastectomy Samantba Crompvoets 94 A Qualitative Analysis of Reproductive Issues Raised by Young Australian Women with Breast Cancer Sbirley Connell, Carla Patterson, and Beth Newman

Volllme 27, Issue 2, 2006 Health Carefor Women International

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111 Editorial 112 Health Inequality Among Estonian \'('omen MerikeKull 125 Practitioner Gender Preference Among Gynecologic Patients in Iraq Riyadh K. Lafta 131 Health Education to·Preven't Anemia Among Women of Reproductive Age in Southern India Pernilla Ny, Elisabeth Dejin-Karlsson, Giggi Uden, and Ted Greiner 145 Mozambican Midwives' Views on Barriers to Quality Perinatal Care Karen Odberg Pettersson, Eva]obansson, Maria de Fatima M. Pelembe, Clemencia Dgedge, and Kyllike Cbristensson 169 Female Urinary Incontinence in China: Experiences and Perspectives leanne Komorowski and Bertba Cben 182 A Comparative Study of Family Functioning, Health, and Mental Health Awareness and Utilization Among Female Bedouin-Arabs From Recognized and Unrecognized Villages in the Negev Alean AI-Krenawi andjolm R. Graham Volume 27, Issue 3, 2006 Health Carefor Women International 67

197 Editorial 199 Violence Against Women Ukeme EnD Eyo 204 living With the Health and Social Inequities of a Disability: A Critical Feminist Study Patricia Betbune-Davies, Carol L. McWilliam, and Helene Berman 223 Perimenopausal Health Self-effICacy Among Hispanic Caribbean and Non-Hispanic White Women Susan M. Reece and Gene E. Harkless 238 The Effects of a Multimodal Intervention Trial to Promote Lifestyle Factors Associated With the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease in Menopausal and Postmenopausal Australian Women Debra Anderson, Kbadegh Mizzari, Victoria Kain, and]oan Webster 254 Decreased Bone Mineral Density and Fractures in low-Income Korean Women Kyuugbee Yang, Beverlyj. McElmurfY, and Chang G. Park 268 The Midlife Women's Symptom Index (MS!) Eun-Oklm 288 Erratum

Volume 27, Issue 4, 2006 Health Carefor Women International

Articles

289 Editorial 290 Exploring the Health Care Needs of Women in Abusive Relationships in Japan Keiko Nemoto, Rachel Rodriguez, and Lucy Mkandawire Valbmu

307 Chieko's Story: GiVing Voice to Survivors of Wife Abuse Hiroyo Hatashita, Karen A. B1ykczynski, mId Elizabetb T Anderson 324 Postpartum Mothers' Disclosure of Abuse, Role, and Conflict Yvonne Campbell Ulrich, Laura Smith McKenna, Christine Ki1/g, Doris W Campbell, josepbine Ryan, Sam Torres, Patricia Price Lea, JHCllY Medina, Mmy A. Garza, Versiejobnson-Mallard, Karen Landenberger, andjClcque/yn C. Campbell 344 ImproVing Services for Lesbian Clients: What Do Domestic Violence Agencies Need to Do? Christine A. Helfrich and Emily K. Simpson 362 Health Care in Europe for Women with Genital Mutilation 1::ls Leye, Richard A. Powell, Gerda Nienbuis, Patricia Claeys, andMarleen Temmerman Hecate's Australian Women's Book Review Volume 18, Number 1 2006 68

Sunny Side Up: Australia's Top-Down Poison and Honey History Maurilia Meehan. The Bad Seed. Wigan, Regina Ganter. (With contributions from Julia lancashire: Bewrite, 2005 Martinez and Gary lee). Mixed Relations: Reviewed by Majella Stewart Asian-Aboriginal Contact In North Australia. Crawley, WA: UWA Press, 2006. An Unwilling Queen of Crime Reviewed by Peta Stephenson Gabrielle lord. Dirty Weekend. Wakefield Press, 2006 Convincing Fictions Reviewed by Chris Broadribb Jane Turner Goldsmith. Poinciana. Wakefield Press, 2006. Talking About Policy, Mothering and Reviewed by Jasna Novakovic Work: A Review Essay Judith Bessant, Rob Watts, Tony Dalton, and Something Is Rotten Paul Smyth. Talking Policy: How Social Policy Diane Bell, Evil. Melbourne: Spinifex, 2005. is Made. Crow's Nest: Allen and Unwin, 2005. Reviewed by Frances Cruickshank Patricia Grimshaw, John Murphy and Belinda Probert. Double Shift: Working Mothers and Living to Tell the Tale: Survival and Social Change in Australia Beaconsfield: Circa, Connection 2005. Judith McNeil. The Girl With the Cardboard Anne Manne. Motherhood: How Should We Port. Wollombi, NSW: EXisle, 2006 Care For Our Children? Crow's Nest: Allen and Reviewed by Janine littie Unwin, 2005. Reviewed by JaneMaree Maher Black History Katrina M. Schlunke. Bluff Rock: Gerry Bloustien. Girl Making: A Cross-Cultural Autobiography of a Massacre. Curtin University Ethnography on the Processes of Growing Up Books, Fremantle Arts Centre Press in Female. New York, Oxford: Berghahn, 2003. partnership with Curtin University of Reviewed by Margaret Henderson Technology, Fremantle 2005. Reviewed by liz Reed Rice Queens and Baked Potatoes Hsu-Ming Teo. Behind the Moon. Crows Nest, Race Matters NSW: Allen and UnWin, 2005. Zohl de Ishtar. Holding Yawulyu: White Reviewed by Rachel Slater Culture and Black Women',; Law. Spinlfex Press, 2005. Reviewed by Amanda Kearney

On Perfection Ffion Murphy, Devotion. Freemantle Arts Centre Press, 2006 Reviewed by Jasna Novakovic lIIIilIZONS 69 WOMEN'S NEWS & FEMINIST VIEWS. Spring 2006. Vol. 19 No.4

WOMEN'S NEWS 34 ;'~~~~~y ~~~~~ing:An Audien"o! Anti-dote to Racism Found in Victoria chairs by Joan Clark; The Tellt by 1largaret Atwood; 7- 12 by Melissa Nelson; Tsunamika r-,-leans The Walking Bo)' by Lydia Kwa. Hope by Deepo Kandaswarny; Elders to Ottawa: Get With the Pension Program ~::'~~~b~~Y~ll~EL~~' Troubling b-r Penni Mithcell Campaign Updates 36 by Penni Mitchel!; Rape Victim Fights Women's Studies by A. Braithwaite, S. Heald, S. Luhmann, S. Rosenberg; The Good Body by Eve Deportation by Reuel S.Amdur. Emler; Bare: The Naked 1mth About Stripping by Elizabeth Eaves; Becoming a Goddess ofInner Poise by FEMINIST VIEWS Donna Freitas; Fresh Lipstick: Redressing Fashion and Feminism by Linda Scott.

16 ia~~a~;':l~~;n~~t~~~~~a~~~;~~ghts FEMINIST into the troubled nation of Iraq before the U.S. -led 41 CLASSICS invasion into that country. In particular, she describes The Woman's Bible by Elizabeth Cady Stanton the condition of women and children in Iraq. b/Shannon Dei,ine ARTIST PROFILE: 42 WICK BURNS ACTIVIST PROFILE, PASSION 21 HEALING TRADITIONS Hayley Wickenheiser is full offire }"lary ~fartin uses traditional Native healing methods for women's hockey. A new book inher work as an alcohol and dmg counsellor. In fact, chronicles the rise ofthe star it's a philosophy she brings to everything she does. hockey player. by L)n Cockburn by Chris Lowlher COLUMNS 22 ~~~t~i~~~~l~ ~~~n~~~'s easy to describe. But when people hear Tanya Tagaq's blend FIRST WORD of the centuries-old custom with newer musical 5 BY PENNI MITCHEL flavours, they discover something tantalizingly Harpoon Election unique. by Megan Pen)' OUT OF BOUNDS A TRIBUTE TO 13 BY LISA RUNDLE 26 LITERARY MOTHERS Schticking it to Them Renowned author Jane Hule pays tribute to man)' of her contemporary writers who produced literature COLE'S NOTES while occupied with the task of raising children. 15 BY SUSAN G. COLE by Jane Rule We're Next

BIG PHARMA: TOO HARD TO BODY POLITIC 28 SWALLOW? 31 BY MARIKO TAMAKI by Nicole Cohen Cats Are Not People

GLOBAL WARNING ARTS & CULTURE 47 BY NAOMI KLEIN It's Torture ~~B:;~A~~s;':~~;nd; 32 uuper:Oml ON THE EDGE Fixation Vol. 2 by Shakira; In the Cool by Pieta Brown; 48 BY LYN COCKBURN Di\ine Brown by Divine Brown; I'm a Mountain by Marriage of Inconvenience Sarah Hanner; IWill Internalize by Martha Wainwright International 70 Feminist Journal of Politics

VOLUME 8 2006 NUMBER 1 MARCH 2006

Theme Issue-Feminist International Relations in the Age of the War on Terror: Ideologies, Religions and Conflict

Editorial: 111(' new editorial team Rethinking the Canon: Reflections on a Text Utat Ought to be Essential Reading ARTICLES Martha A Ackelsberg, Free WOlllell ofSpain: Allarrllislll alld tile Struggle for Emancipation of Womell Feminist Intemational Relations in the Age of the Lynette Boulet 148 War on Terror: Ideologies, Religions and Conflict Tsjeard Bouta, Georg Frerks and Ian Bannon, Gender, Gilliall Youngs J COllflict, alld Delle/opment Miranda Alison 149 Veiled References: Constructions of Gender in the Bush Administration Discourse on the Attacks Dianna Taylor and Karen Vintges (cds), Feminism alld the on Afghanistan Post-9/ 1t Filial Foucault Laura J. Shepherd 19 Natalie Bormann 151

•Luciana Ricciutelli, Angela Miles and Margaret H, McFadden (cds), Orientalism and 'Saving' US State Identity after 9/11 Feminist Politics, Arlit/ism alld Vision: Local alld Meg/lalIa Nayak 42 Global Challenges Sherran Clarence 153 Armed Masculinity, Hindu Nationalism and Female Political Participation in India: Heroic Mothers, Kate Mulholland, Class, Gender alld tile Family Business Chaste Wives and Celibate Warriors Denis Donoghue 154 Sikata Banerjee 62 Arvollne S, Fraser and Irene Tinker (eds), Delle/opillg Bringing Nations In: Some Methodological and Conceptual Power: How WOlllen Transformed /Ilterl/atiollal Delle/opmellt Issues in Connecting Feminisms with Nationhood Lucy Ferguson 156 and Nationalisms Jjff Vickers 84 Leslie Salzinger, Gel/ders ill Prodl/ctioll: Making Workers ill Mexico's G/obal Factories Voices of Afghan Women: Human Rights and Krista Scott-Dixon 158 Economic Development Hilma Ahmed-G/JOsh 110 Patricia Richards, Pob/adoms, //Jdl'gel/as, and tile State: Differe1lce, Equality, alld Wome/l's Rights ill Cllile CONVERSATIONS Celia Valiente 160

The Prison Industrial Complex: A Deliberation Notes on Contributors 162 Alice do Valle, Vanessa HI/allg alld MaTi Spira 129 Call.for Submissions 167 Lyrics Stephallie Colli/Is 140

The Movement Poem Maria Poblet 141

The Heart of a Contemporary Black Poet Hakim 142

Images and Ideologies: Famagusta - Cyprus Loizos Afxelltiou 144

BOOK REVIEWS

Rethinking the Canon: Reflections on a Text that Ought to be Essential Reading Ira Katznelson, DesolatiolJ alld Elllig1ltellmellt: Political Kllorvledge After Total War, Totalitarianislll, alld the Holocaust Christine Sylvester 145' International Feminist Journal 71 ofPolitics

VOLUME 8 2006 NUMBER 2 JUNE 2006

ARTICLES BOOK REVIEWS

Quota Trouble: Talking about Gender Review Essay: Women's Movements Worldwide 300 Quotas in Finnish local Politics Anile Maria HoW. Eeva Luhtakallio alld Carol Ann Drogus and Hannah Stewart-Gambino, Eel/a Raevaara 169 Actitlist Faith: Grassroots Women ill Democratic Bralil alld Chile; Amy Lind, Gendered Paradoxes: Feminist Praxis, Citizenship and Infonnal Women's MOllemellts, State Restructuring and Global Politics: Reflections on South Africa's Developmellt ill Ecuador; Kimberley Springer, Lilling Anti-Eviction Campaign for the Revolution: Black Femillist Orgallizations, Faranak M(raftab 194 1968-1980 Celia Valiente 300 as Families: Reflections on the History ofBombay's KoOws Marieke de Goede, Virtue, Fortulle alld FaUll: Ashwilli Tambe 219 A Gellealogy ofFinallce James Brassett 308 Making It at the Margins: The Criminalization of Nicaraguan Women's labor Under Gail lewis, Citizellship: Persollal lilies alld Social Policy Structural Reform Shireen Hassim 310 Alys Willman-Navarro 243 Terrell Carver, Mell ill Political Theory Richard Howson 312 State Ideology and the Status ofIranian War Widows Karma lekshe Tsomo (ed.), Womell alld Social AshrafZalledi 261 Justice: Ideals, Challenges, alld Achiellemellts Julie A. Nelson 313

Gabriele Griffm (ed.). Doillg Women's Stlldies: Employment CONVERSATIONS OpportUtlities, Persollal Impacts alld Social C01lseqllellces Compassionate Resistance: A PersonaljPolitical Angelia R. Wilson 31S Journey to Israel/Palestine Simona Sharolli 288

Images and Ideologies 298

Palestinian Women's March at Qualandia Checkpoint in the West Bank, August 2005 Simona Sharoni 298

Women in Black Vigil, West Jerusalem. August 2005 Simolla Sharoni 299 72 Jourflal of-----­ 73 Femil\ist Family Therapy· An International Forum Volume 17, Numbers 3/4 2005

FEMINIST EXAMINATIONS OF FAMILY POLICY A Response to the Babies and Bosses Report: The Effects of Policies on Therapy The Morphlng of Family Therapy and the Influence of Therapists on Politics and Family Support: Markie Twist How British Social Policy and Feminist Practlce Are Interacting Aging Societies and Intergeneratlonal Equity Issues: Steven Walker Beyond Paying for the Elderly, Who Should Care for Them? Steven K. Wisensale The Notion of Interdependence and Its Implications for Child and Family Policy WI sensaIe's Analysis: Susan Brooks, Ya Yr Ronen Thoughts from a Feminist Family Therapist Scott Johnson Babies and Bosses: Family Policy Directions In the OECD FEMINIST RESEARCH OF WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES Celia Briar counter-Spaces as Resistance in Conflict Zones: Palestinian Women Recreating a Home Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian

Puerto Rican and Dominican Women's Perceptions of Divorced Women JoyceA. Arditti, Nancy P. Lopez Jourflal of-----­ Femir\ist Family Therapy'" An International Forum Volume 18, Numbers 1/2 2006

LESBIAN FAMILIES' CHALLENGES Exploring a Community's Response to Lesbian AND MEANS OF RESILIENCY: Domestic Violence Through the Voices of Providers: IMPLICATIONS FOR FEMINIST FAMILY THERAPY A aualllative Study Suzanne R. Merlis, Deanna Linville Living Outside of the Box: Lesbian Couples with Children A Feminist Perspective of Resilience In Lesbian Couples Conceived Through the Use Colleen M. Connolly of Anonymous Donor Insemination Karen C. Kranz, Judith C. Daniluk Reflection: "Girls Can't Marry Other Girls" Usa Giddings Redefining the Nuclear Family: An Exploration of Resiliency MOVIEIPLAY REVIEWS In Lesbian Parents Kristen Holm, MovielPlay Reviews Editor A. Cassandra Golding Saving Face, Application of : Written and Directed by Alice Wu Promoting Resiliency Reviewed by Renee Peltz Dennison Among Lesbian and Gay Families andAda M. Wilkinson-Lee Charles Nagy, C/ill McKinney The L-Word: Season One [DVDf, Intimate Violence Among Lesbian Couples: Created by Ilene Chaiken Emerging Data and Critical Needs Reviewed by Aine M. Humble, Bette Speziale, Cynthia Ring Sandra Bornemann, and Jill Davis JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES 74 IN RELIGION

Spring 2006 Volume 22 Number 1

D Editors' Introduction Elisabeth Schiissler Fiorellza Melanie JalHlsoll-DeBalifre Stephanie 1'. Mitchem II Articles _ The Linlits of Poststructuralism for JCll1lifer Beste 5 Imagining the Matthean Eunuch Community: on the Chopping Block Rick Talbott 21 D Roundtable Discussion: Feminist Religious HistOl)' _ ~'Iapping Feminist Histories of Religious Traditions Margaret R Miles 45 Respondents Virginia Hurrus 5.3 Tazim R. Kassam 59 Rita M. Gross 67 D In a Different Voice _ [mhale Poems 75 How to Jump Off the Deep End, in Thirteen Eas)' Steps Jill Hammer 83 D HOllIldtable Discussion: Mllst I Be \Vomanist? _ ~\'Illst I Be \Vomanist? MOllica A Coleman 85 Respondents Katie G. Carmon 96 Al1sika Ra:::ak 99 Irene Monroe 107 Debra Mllbashshir Majeed 113 Lee Miena Skye 119 Stephanie Y Mitchem 12.3 ,[hlci C. 'Fest 128 [J Living It Out " . _ Faith Resources and Sites as Critical to ParticipatOl)' Leilming witll Eural South African Women Beverley Haddad 135

o Nales on ContIibulors------15.'5 Journal of Gender Studies 75 Volume 15 Number I March 2006

SUWIlIICl Chan. 'Kiss my ro)'al Irish ass.' Contesting identity: \'isual culture, gender, whiteness and diaspam YvolJlle Benschop & /vlieke Verlao. Sisyphus' sisters: can gender m

FORUM BIll Tirohl & Imogen Rlllh Bowers. Opposite sex ~ a discussion of rights under the Gender Recognition Act 83

NEWS 86 REVIEWS War Girls: the First Aid Nursing Yeol1lwl1)' ill the First World War (Janet Lee) reviewed by Johanna Alberti 87 Convent Chronicles: lI'omen writing aholl1 women alld reform ill the Late Middle Ages (Anne Winston-Allen) reviewed by Saskia Murk Jansen 88 Sex and Manners: female emancipation in the West 1890-2000 (Cas Wouters) reviewed by Fiona Wright 90 GOlhic and the Comic Tum (Avril Horner & Sue Zlosnik) reviewed by Catherine Wynne 91 Whiteness alUl Trauma: Ihe mOlher-daughter knot in the fiction of lean Rhys, Jamaica Kincaid and Toni Morrison (Victoria Burrows) reviewed by Claudia Capancioni 93 Unzipping Gender: sex, cross-dressing and culture (Charlolte Suthrell) reviewed by Ben Sifuentes-Jauregui 95 With Respeci to Sex: negolialing hijra idelltity in south India (Gayatri Reddy) reviewed by Charlotte Suthrell 97 Speaking ill Queer Tongues: globalization alld gay language (William L. Leap & Tom Boellstorff (Eds)) reviev,!ed by Robert Sember 99 Women al Work: an economic perspective, a report for the FOlldazione Rodolfo Debenedetti (Tito Boeri, Daniela" Del Boca & Christopher Pissarides) reviewed by Catherine Hakim 101 The COllllnercializatioll of Inlimate Life: notes from home and work (Arlie Russell Hochschild) reviewed by Trish Green 102 The Politics of Gender and Education: critical perspective (Suki Ali, Shereen Benjamin & Melanie L. Mauthner (Eds)) reviewed by la-Anne Dillabough 104 The Fashion Doll from Bebe llimcall to Barbie (Juliette Peers) reviewed by lulie Ustinoff 106

BOOKS RECEIVED 109 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 113 Journal ofInternational Women's Studies 76 Vol 7, #3, Special Issue 2006

New Brih"shfeminist scholarship and contemporary politics: An introduction to the prizewin1ling andshortlisted essaysfi'om the Feminist and Women's Studies Association (UK and Ireland) essay competition

Introduction The .Madres de ia Plaza de ll[ayo: asserting By Kristin AUIIC and Celia Roberts molheJ'hood; rejeetingfeminism? By Sara Eleanor Howe Articles all the ways... 'The Truth is a Thorny Issue': Lesbian Denial in ByNatusha Loho Jackie Kay's n

Journal ofInternational Women's Studies Vol 7, #4, May 2006 Articles Family Caregiving to AIDSPaticnts: he Role of Voss and AdaLaguardia Gender in CurcgiveJ' bur'den in Uganda I Pr'ostrate to tlte Goddess Foc Destroyer - Tibetan By Walter Kipp, Denis 1'indyebwa, Ednah Karamagi, and Buddhism and the (mis)iVaming ofFenusian Tom Rubaale Featul'cs By Kristine Larscn Restor'ative Justicefm' tlte Girl Child in Post­ conflict Rwanda Labor'Sh'ess and Nursing Support: How do They By Clara Chapdelaine Feliciati Relate? By LubnaAhushaiklJa and Eileen P. Sheil The DijfcJ'ential Impact on Gender Relations of tTransfm'matory'and (Instrumentalist' lFomen's Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea: Group Intermediation in iUicrofinunce Schemes: A Inter'nully Displaced l1'omen and Girls in Libmia Case Sh{dyfor RuralSoutlt India and Uganda and the Role ofthe International ByNathalie Uoluoet Community By Cassandra Veney Feminist Theory and the Right-lVing: Shiv Sena l1'omcn illobilize iUumbai By Tarini Bedi Essays La Loca andllIanicomio R.epresentations ofll'omen LottiamoAncora: Reviewing One Hundred and Insanity during the Golden Age ofll1exican Films Fifty Years ofItaIiun Feminism ByAndres R[os Molina By Miguell\1alagreca "From 111m'yin to Center": Processes and Perceptions and Reflections on Sexual Hm'assment Relationships to Participation One H'oman's in Jamaica Ethnographic Journey iUiJ','ored through By Jimmy Tindigarukayo Cornmunity Resem'ch By MeUse D. Huggins Tuctics Against Sexual Harassment: The Role of Backfire 1'0 111W'JY a Dog By Greg Scott and Brian Martin By .June Leavitt Generations, Feminist Beliefs andAborh·on Rights Gender Dynamics ofllIissionary lFork in India and Support its Impact on It'omen's Education: Isabella By Terri Susan Fine 1'lwburn (184o~ 1901)-A Case Study By Dr. Marthal Nalini Blood ITengeance and the Depiction ofl1'Ol"nen in La leyenda de los siete irifantes de Lm'a, 1'he Nibelungenlied and iVjul's Saga Poems By Teresa Camacho Liberation l1'omen By Melise Huggins On thcAsphalt Fronticr: American lVomen's Road Narratives, Spatiality, and 1'r'w1.sgression Two Poems ByAlexandra Ganser By Zenobia Chan Surviving the Doctoral Dissertation Experience: l'he N,lV. Sistcrs'Study By Patricia J. l'-'!cTlveen, Monica R. George, Shal"Oli L. Journal of Lesbian Studies 77 Volume 10, Numbers 1/2 2006

Guest Editor: Angela Pattatucci Aragon

CONTENTS Introduction: Challenging Lesbian Normativity Angela Pattatucci Aragon Fleshy Specificity: (Re)considering Transsexual Subjects in Lesbian Communities KeflyCoogan The Invisible Body of Queer Youth: Identity and Health in the Margins of Lesbian and Trans Communities Dorinda L. Weffe, Sebastian S. Fuller, Daniel Mauk, Michael C. Clatts "Gee, I Didn't Get That Vibe from You": Articulating My Own Version of a Femme Lesbian Existence Robbin VanNewkirk Gender Please. Without the Gender Police: Rethinking Pain in Archetypal Narratives of Butch, Transgender. and FTM Masculinity Madelyn Detloff Household Remedies: New Narratives of Queer Containment in the Television Movie Gait Keegan liMy Spirit In My Heart": Identity Experiences and Challenges Among American Indian Two-Spirit Women Karina L. Walters, Teresa Evans-Campbell, Jane M. Simoni, Theresa Ronquillo, Rupaleem Bhuyan Teaching Transgender in Women's Studies: Snarls and Strategies Sara E. Cooper, Connor James Trebra Developing an Identity Model for Transgender and Intersex Inclusion in Lesbian Communities Christopher Robinson An Other Space: Between and Beyond Lesbian-Normativity and Trans-Normativity Mytanwy McDonald In Another Bracket: Trans Acceptance in Lesbian Utopia Jamie Stuart Debating Trans Inclusion in the Feminist Movement: A Trans-Positive Analysis Eli R. Green I Don't Know Who I Am: Severely Mentally III Latina WSW Navigating DIfferentness Sana Laue, Nancy Mendez REGULAR ARTICLE Impact of Mental Health on Perceptions 01 Relationship Satisfaction and Quality Among Female Same-Sex Couples Mel8nie D. O~is. Ellen D. B. Riggle, Sharon S. Rostosky JtJurxai oj

78 Volume 18 Number I Women &J71Uing 2006

FROM THE EDITOR

Changing Cultural and Social Environments: Implications for Older East Asian Women Lee Ann Mjelde-Mossey, PhD, Emily Walz, MSW

Healthy Postmenopausal Women-Physical Activity

and Forearm Bone Mineral Density: The Nord R Trondelag Health Survey Uv Berit Augesfad, MPE, PhD, Berit Schei, MD, PhD, Sirl Forsmo, MD, PhD, Amulf Langhammer, MD, PhD, WiJliam Dana Flanders, Mo, asc, MPH

Societal Influences on Body Image Dissatisfaction in Younger and Older Women Jennifer L. Bedford, PhD, C. Shanthi Johnson, PhD, PDt

Impact of Senior Center Friendships on Aging Women Who Live Alone Ronald H. Aday, PhD, Gayle C. Kehoe, MA, Lori A. Farney, BS

Older Women's Health and Its Impact on Wealth Hyungsoo Kim, PhD

BOOK REVIEWS JtJurxa!oj

Volume IS Number 2 Women &J71uing 2006

FROM THE EDITOR

Women in the Middle: Generational Position and Grandmothers' Adjustment to Raising Grandchildren Teresa M. Cooney, PhD, Jeong Shin An, PhD

Expression and Ambivalence over Expression of Negative Emotion: Cross~SectionalAssociations with Psychosocial Factors and Health-Related Quality of Life in Postmenopausal Women Yvonne L. Michael, SeD, Jennifer P. Wisdom, PhD, MPH, Nancy Perrin, PhD, Deborah Bowen, PhD, Barbara B. Cochrane, PhD, RN, Robert Brzyskl, MD, PhD, Cheryl Ritenbaugh, PhD, MPH

Good Mothers Never Wane: Mothering at Menopause Heather E. Dillaway, PhD

Doing It from Your Heart: The Role of Older Women as Informal Volunteers Jeni Warburton, PhD, Deirdre McLaughlin

Aging in a Foreign Country: Voices of Iranian Women Aging in Canada Farimah Shakeri Shemirani, MSvv, RSyv, Deborah L. O'Connor. PhD, RSW

BOOK REVIEWS allio e 79 a journal of women's literature & art VOL. XXVIII 2006 NO.

Letter from the Editor Jennifer Frank 90 Seven Sisters 91 Stmnd 7 93 Innominate 95 Beloved Thirteenth Sue Salliel Elkind Poetry Contest Winner Faith de Savignc 96 Memory of Light 97 Roger r-,'largo Berdcshevsky 11 Un-titled Susan Stacy 100 April 24, 2004 "i'vIy Neighbor Says" Thirteenth Sue Salliel Elkind Poetry Contest Mary Sheriff 103 Seeing Home Honorable Mention irene lara silva 104 you keep Nina Corwin 105 Lessons in Fire and Ice Paula Bonnell 13 Serving Two Cats Cynthia Atkins 107 What the Blind See Kimberly Burwick 15 XLVI Kim Benjamin 108 Big Woman Julie Dunlop 16 Unsaid Gail Grin'in 17 Solstice Eve Teri Hairston 18 The Product Alison Komer 19 WeHfleet Visual Artists 21 Whalcwatch Jill McDonough 23 February 3, 1998: Doris Charest 10 Spring Window Karla Faye Tucker 12 Fall Window Theresa McLaren 24 Out of Sorts 74 Three Leaves in Sienna Ruth Moose 26 ll,'frs. Noah Laments 75 Three Leaves in Gold When the Water Wore l\'ly Face 98 Oriental Meditation I 99 Oriental Meditation II Donna Reis 28 Plumbing and Psychosis Marie-Laure Ilie 33 Like An Arrow Charlotte Renk 29 The Rhythm of Rice 34 We Are the World Shirley Rickett 31 Pleasant Grove 35 Venus Designer Skin 36 Vital Signs 37 Delusion Fiction 38 Call Me Rose Becky Holtzmann 89 Return Sally Mars 39 Minneapolis #51 92 Departure (By the Zoe Elizabeth 40 Empty Skin of My Teeth) Elaine Barnard 46 The Wedding Day 94 Conversion: Seed Dreams Anne Panning 50 i'vtilky Way Jenny van Mill 57 The Three BeMs Alice Stern 64 Was It So TERRIBLE? Contributors 109

Poetry Fourteenth Sue Saniel Elkind Poetry Contest Rules 116 Pam Clements 76 Granite Donna Snow 78 Epiphany:16 First Annual Kalliope Short Fiction Contest Rules Janet R. Kirchheimer 79 Questions For My Mother 117 80 The Photograph in Illy Hand Lyn Lifshin 81 Haiti Kalliope's Submission Guidelines for Poctry and Short Fiction 82 One Woman's Story 118 83 Another Woman's Story Gabriele Mehaffey 84 The Kept Woman Kalliope's Submission Guidelines for Visual Art Annette Spaulding-Convy 86 In the Shower, 119 She Sees White Roses Elena Karina Byrne 87 Fallen Concordance to Hart Crane After Rain 80

independent,...... iJewishit& frankly feminist

Volume 31, No.1, Spring 2006

The Truth, in 3 New Memoirs: "1 D Momifesto by Karen Prager A stay-at-home mother reflects on her Harvard degree. "~ :2 Sorrel Summer by Marlene B. Samuels TIm daughter of Holocaust survivors passes through a narrow opening into her mother's Qvm g;rlhood. -14 First Wednesday by Barbara Gingold In cutthroat Washington, the writer's younger sisler managed to create a new tradition, quintessentially Jewish and feminist. Why does it live on-----in Jerusalem-after cancer claims her?

'17 Female Merit Badges by Mary Yeager Mascara, tampons, and black lace bras---coi!ect the whole set!

1 8 Abba Kavner Listened a poem by laurie Suzanne lessen-Reiche, the winner of Ulith's Charlotte Newberger poetry competition.

~o Flight a short story by Phyllis Carol Agins

24 Jewish Moms, Chinese Daughters by Merri Rosenberg Single Jewish women adopt the orphans of China's one-child-only policy. Now the first wave of these Chinese daughters prepares for bat mitzvah. Plus...how the offspring of Jewish-Chinese intermarriages celebrate.

28 Modern-Day Sex Slaves by lIana Kramer "Righi around the corner from me!" The hidden trafficking of gins and women in the U.S. and Israel; who is try to free these captives?

48 What's in Your Wallet? That Ominous Organ Donation Card by Melanie Weiss

d epa r men s

.2 From the Editor Susan Weidman Schneider on tel!ing some truths in our lives, and lying tor political expediency (especially in South Dakota).

(,~ Voices NEWS OF JEWISH WOMEN EVERYWHERE

"The L Word" , Who marries rabbis? • Sarah Bernhardt adored and reviled 0 Melinda Kramer enlists Dar Williams and Bonnie Raitt to sing tor environmental aelion • ,

in retrospect 0 The Israeli army learns to cry, thanks to women soldiers' Remembering Wendy Wasserstein' Previewing a Gertrude Berg revival' Ritualwe:l.org • NYU strike spawns a new generation of Jewish women labor leaders.

34 Lilith's Eye on Arts and Culture Merri Rosenberg interviews Dara Horn and reviews The World to Come and Nicole Krauss's The Histol}' of Love' Hannah S. Pressman on Aharon Megged's Mandrakes from /he Holy Land, Uz Kilstein on Lara Vapnyar's Memoirs of a Muse' lIana Kurshan on Savyon Uebrecht's A Good

Place for the Night 0 Rebecca Schwartz on Maggie Anton's Rashi's Daughters and Sylvie Weil's My Guardian Angel· Julia Wolf Mazow on Without Shame by Adaia Shumsky' Faye Moskowitz on Marsha Gessen's Ester and Ruzya • Laura Levitt on Why Aren't Women Circumcised? by Shaye Cohen • Giilian Steinberg on Arielle Greenberg's My Kafka Centul}'.

4-6 Happening LILITH'S INDISPENSABLE RESOURCE LISTINGS compiled by Naomi Danis IISpeaking Out 81

WOMEN, CANCER AND COMMUNITY VOLUME 8, ISSUE I january / february 2006

insomnia. The question is why 46 Style and what to do about it. I HATE MY Here's the latest thinking. MASTECTOMY BRA By Elizabeth DeVita-Raeburn By Ruth Greene 50 In Print columns WHAT'S NEW IN BOOKS? From lymphedema to 5 On My Mind weight~loss tips and a I DON'T HAVE SURVIVOR murder mystery. GUILT, I HAVE features SURVIVOR ANGER 54 Self·Help By Susan Davis TO HAVE AND TO SOOTHE 14 Inside Out Skin care during radiation From supermodel in the 7 News You Can Use therapy. By Caitlin E. Cox 19605 to noted photographer • Ultrasound Can Kill Cancer in the 19705, Lynn Kohlman Cells. New Cervical Cancer 56 Letters now thinks of herself as a Vaccine • Veggies, Herbs and cancer warrior. This is her story. Cancer Prevention. And more 57 Cancer Girl By Lynn Kohlman FIRST IN LINE 25 Take Heart Cancer Girl drools over 20 With Eyes Wide Open WORDS THAT GET US the latest advances in About half of all breast THROUGH medical technology. cancer patients suffer from Compiled by Marion long By Jami Bernard

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Readers' Responses 2

The Battle Continues 4 High Court Order in Favour ofModel Hawker Market MADHU PURNIMA KISHWAR

Dreams Die First for Girls 12 Fallouts ofEviction Operation in Yamuna Pushta JAGORI RESEARCH TEAM

Gandhi'sParadox 19 The Wanior and the Pacifist LESTER R. KURTZ

Neglect of the lVlentally Ill 27 DEBABRATA KANJILAL

A National Imperative 29 Improving the Public Health Care System SURABHI GAWANDE & SRI RAM KRISHNA

Pocm: Postmortem 31 SAJALDEY

Poetry, Passion and Power 32 The Lyrics ofAndal-Goda and the Music ofGoda Mandali VASUDHANARAYANAN

From Villages to Cities 39 Income Generation Tums Male Monopoly MARIA SKAKUJ PURl

ShOlt Story: Premvati 42 SUNANDA MONGIA No.153 March-April 2006

Readers' Responses 2

Poem: Grandma 3 ALICIA L ERMEY

Destroying Swadeshi Retail Sector to Make Way for Videshi Retailers? 4 Supreme Court Orders Mass Scale Removal ofDelhi's Vendors MADHU PURNIMA KISHWAR

MakingOur Cities World Class and People Friendly ...... 11 Action Plan Submitted to the Govemment by MANUSHI and SEWAfor a Liberalised Regimefor Vendors

The Song ofUrmila's Separation 14 Andhra Womeo's Song Spotlighl~ Rall1ayana's Neglecled Urmila V NARAYANA RAO

Matters ofGovernance 22 Growth and Space in Urban India KC SIVARAMAKRISHNAN

From Bars to Brothels? 30 When Women Dance to Male Power SUSAN DEWEY

Politics ofRepresentation 34 The Portrayal ofthe Female in Guru Pankaj Charan Das' Pancha Kanya Dance Dramas RATNAROY

Short Story: Various Neighbours 42 FATIMA NOROHNA 84 MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN Covering all the issues concerning women and media

Volunle 34, Number 1 Winter 2006

Syndicated work-life writer Kleiman writes last column 3 Research ill Depth - First Ladies and the press: Looking ahead 4 Research ill Depth - Portrayals of romantic relationships 13 People - Betty Friedan, a forceful feminist voice for four decades 21 Commentary - Journalist Jill Carroll and others are inspirations 24

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

Volume 34, Number 2 Spring 2006

Visibility of female politicians increases girls' interest in politics 3 Video gaming increasing its appeal to women, Adweek says 4 Research ill Depth - Conflict in the kitchen: women and patriotism 5 Research ill Depth - Military recruitment and women 14 Commentary - Couric hits the top, coverage scrapes the boltom 24 Meridians feminism, race, transnationalism 85

VOLUME 6, NUMBER1, 2006

Guest Editors: Nawal el Saadawi and Obiorna Nnaemeka Contents

Cover: They Hooded Me and hno.gillcd Me with Strange Horns (Wonderland series no. 41) by Marcia Kure v Preface Paula]. Giddillns

WOMEN, CREATIVITY, AN 0 DISSIDENCE

I Introduction: Sideline Insurgencies and Obiornu Nnaemeka Gendered Art

22 The Seventh International AWSA Confer~ Nawal el Saadawi ence: Rationale and the Way Forward

33 To Be Singularly Nomadic or a Territorial~ Valerie Orlando ized National: At the Crossroads of Franco~ phone Women's Writing afthe Maghreb 54 Feminist or Simply Feminine? Reflections Chukwuma Azuonye on the Works ofNana Asma'u, a Nineteenth-Century West African Woman Poet, Intellectual, and Social Activist 78 Outrageous Behavior: Women's Public Laura Chakravarty Box Performance in North Africa 93 Blurred Genres, Blended Memories: Katwitva Mule Engendering Dissidence in Nawal el Saadawi's Memoirs ofa Woman Doctor and Tsitsi Dangarembga's Nervous Conditions

III Politics by Other Means: 1\vo Egyptian Chika Okeke-Anu1u Artists, Gazbia Sirry and Ghada Amer 150 The Price ofDissidence: AMeditation Samar Attar on Creativity, Censorship, and Exile 177 Durable Dreams: Dissent, Critique, and Jude G. Akudinobi Creativity in Faat Kine and MoolaaM 195 African Literature and the Woman: Chimalum Nwankwo The Imagined Reality as a Strategy of Dissidence

209 Guantanamo: AFeminist Perspective on Victoria Brittain u.s. Human Rights Violations

220 Dissidence, Creativity, and Embargo Art Brinda Mehta in Nuha AI-Radi's Banhdad Diaries

236 About the Contributors 241 Guidelines for Contributors Issue Number 77, Spring 2006 20th Anniversary

DEPARTMENTS Midwifery Today 4 Poetry 5 From the Editor 6 Networking 6 Tricks of the Trade 7 Midwifery Model of Care -Phase II: Midwife Lessons 10 Marion's Message 56 Media Reviews Midwifery Today 58 News 10 Midwives, Mothers and Mothers-in-Iaw-Marian McLean 70 Classified Advertising 14 Mothers: Birth Helpers, Bosses or Intruders?-Michele Klein 70 Calendar 16 Vaginal Births After C-section Are Not Necessarily Riskier in a Birth 73 Photo Album Center than in the Hospital-Judy Siome Cohain International Midwife 18 Prenatal Diagnosis-Technological Triumph or Pandora's Box? 44 Cards & Letters -Sarah J, Buckley 20 A Road Home-Rebecca Holdsworth 22 and Pregnancy-A Homeopath's Perspective -Piper Martin 25 Sage-femme-Kara Maia Spencer 26 Leaving a Legacy: Tom Brewer, Joan Donley and Jeannine Parvati Baker 28 The Anatomy of a Miracle-Sara Schley 30 Elizabeth Davis-Heather Long 32 At Home in Birth-Jana Voelke Studelska 38 HIV and Breastfeeding: What We Do and Do Not Know in 2005 -Nancy Miller 40 The Business of Midwifery: Documentation for Success III-Home­ Briamza Skolnik wasjfaturedall the co·verof birth-Linda Lieberman tbefiTSI issueojfvlidwiferyToday magazine. She is shown that! with her mother BarbamJ 42 Miracle Birth-Marlene Waechter hands reaching down to rafi-vi! htl: The many hands in that picture seemed all appropriate International Midwife symbolofmidw!ftry: mother.ftlherandmid­ 45 A Mexican Adventure-Judi Plummer wife blending as one to welcome the baby. 47 Red Intemacional de Parteras Independientes (RIP!) l11inhooll Kim, kIT's graphic designer, photographed herfir the co-ver-along with -Cristina Alonso Jan lritlen, mother and midwife oflVlid­ 48 Guatemala: Has the Time Come for a National Midwifery Certifica­ wifery Today-repmenting 20 years 0/her tion Program?-Kristen Marsh and Jennifer Houston lift and fhal oflvlidwiftry Today. Brianntl is now a Ill/dOlt at the Univer­ 51 Anciona Juarez Arrosco-Sarah Proechel sity ifOregoJl ill Eugent', Oregon. 54 I Was Blessed: A Lay Midwife's Story-Vanessa Brooks 87

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UP FRONT FEATURES 6 lETTERS " Jane Fonda TallIs With iO !{EEPIHG SCORE III this (xc/wil)t' interview, the renowned flctor/activiu sat down with Ms. editor Robin J\[org,m to talk about everythjngfrom sex to politin to religion.

NEWS 40 Women and Peace: The legacy NATIONAl.. BY BLANCHE WIESEN COOK 12 The Plan B Saga, Reprodllctive RImed Eleal/or Rooulleit biographer Cook liJoks bltek on ear!y-20th-cmtflry Rights on Trial, Women in Office, peacemakers flU/( Addams, Crystal Eartmall, Lillian Wafd and othas. TV Pioneers, Anita Hill on Plm: Peaceflll Readings list. Harriet ~'1iers, Dispatches, Calendar 44 Silence::: War BY KATTI GRAY GLOBAL A new walle offimillist peace activistf-Cindy Simhan, Code Pink, 24 Darfur's Agony; Hong Kong's congressionalleadeff and more-won't keep qlliet abortt their opposition Activist Women, Brazil's Abortion to the war in [mg. Plm, How to leach Peace, and 1,000 '\I'omm fOr the laws, Chernobyl's Fallout, NiJbel Peace Prize, Dispatches, Networking Corner

FEATU RES DEPARTMENTS contilllled fiENEHDHANCE ESSAY fJ3 A Brave Sisterhood 56 The Booming Voice of 63 Jane Doe's Choice BY BAY FANG Molly Yard A social worker's wrmching accollnt PHOTOGRAPHS BY Celebmting the great feminist, ofthelmrdles placed befOre a yOllng ANOREA CAMUTO hllman-rightr lettd.., tmd NOW womilll seeking 11/1 abortioll ""omt'll QlIaCilme )'etlri of pwidmt BY LYNOA ZIELINSKI gender apartheid-lind (/'til BY JEANNE K. Co CLARK bullels-to nm fOr office find 73 B001( REVIEWS 1IOff! in AfihaniulllI's r.:cmt (·lOIlEY Celia Morris on Kate Afic!Jtlmdn's elfCtiom. For additiollill O:clllfh'( 59 24 Hours in Arkansas With Liberty and Justice for All: photos, $(( wwuJ.mfflJ,zgazine.com Or, how she wasn't fOoled by A Life Spent Protecting the Right W1r1-AJart jrwlIing Ot'.., womm to Choose; Altlrk Amhony Nealon BY MARTHA BURK Patricia Hill Collin/From Black Power to Hip Hop; Louise Rafkin HEAlTH on Erica Rand's The Ellis Island (,1 The Beat of a Snow Globe; Betsy Trlylor iJnJane Different Heart Goodall's Harvc-st for Hope; Helm It (1111 be dei/d/;' to treat w01l/m's Zia 011 Sigrid Nrmtz's The Last of c,,,diae diSei/!t' by male st

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6 LETTERS 34 Sex and Greed in a Paradise Lost 10 KEEPING SCORE BY REBECCA CLARREN PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARTIN VON KROGH 1\-15. illvestigates the ((Jlltrovenial ga17llfl/t industry ofthe NEWS N01tllfl7l iHmiana IsIands-a u.s. tflTitor)'-and lea/7/s how NAT/ONAL lobbyist Jack AbmmojJand Rep. Tom DeLAy helped it thrive. 12 Our Bodies Under Siege, \Yard Connedy Strikes Again, A Girl's 42 Deborah Tannen on Mothers and Daughters Own Story, Restoration Babe, \Ve BY TENNESSEE JANE WATSON Desen'e Some Answers, Braun on The bestselling linguist "eve,11s the fnninism that Il1JderJies hel'stud)' Alita, Short Takes, Calendar ofCOllmJlmiCiltioll POttf/7/S btt11'ten motbtl"S and dO/lghttrs.

GLOBAL Conversations With Mom 24 Return of the Stolen Girls, BY elLEN SNORT LAND

Beacons of Hope, The Silent UTe eovtJdropptd on fi11lJ()//S feminist moms Ellt1I Goodman, \Valkers, A Rama Uprising, Fa)'t Wattltton and Do/arts Huert,l as tbey chat 'U'ith their Short Takes grawn daughters.

FEATURES DEPARTMENTS .,.(ontilllled

REMEMBRANCE B001( EXCERPT 46 Feminism, Israeli Style 54 Betty Friedan: 66 The Burning Time ALICE SHALVI She Changed Our Lives Irish witdm find all Eng/ish bishop A noted Israeli femillift reveals Friends andfam remembtr tbt fau offin medieval EI/ropt. how the ((l1mtry's U'1)1!Im thought iITepmsib/e fOunding mother of BY ROBIN MORGAN they did/l't need a movmrwt- the second-u'ove movement. /llltil they realiud hl)1.l.! far 72 Baal< REVIEWS they'd fill1f1l behind. 58 Caretta Scott King: Barb'lra heT/berg all UTI/dy A Revolutionary Woman lHlSSmuin S Elements ofStyle; 50 There's Something About She Wtls tiS outspoken abaut Erin AlIm)' Knplon 01/ Elizabetb Mary Magdalene feminism, g,lY rights and petlu Nunezs Prospero's Daughter; BY JANE SCHABERG as she was abollt civil rights. Michele KOI1 01/ Judith A. HOlick! AND MElANIE JOHNSON- BY BEVERLY GUV·SHEFTALL Hot and Bothered: "'omen, DEBAUFRE .i\ledicine and lvlenopause in > Two religiolls scholm-s illSin IHmy MONEY i\lodern America; Samantha Dmm ,< , 'lL'flS Ilc;thn" the biblical wbore 61 Getting Away With Murder all Tm-; Jentzs Strange Piece of /J(W the woman POl1MJcd in H'hals tht connection bet/l.YeIJ tbe Paradise; Ellen Chesler 011 Cristina 0 " The Da Vinci Code. Juarez hOI TOrs and u.s. cO/poratiom? Page's How the Pro-Choice j\·fove- BY MARTHA BURK ment Saved America: Freedom, Politics and the 'Var on Se.1( HEALTH 63 Going Natural 74 BOOKMARKS Are "bio-idmtical" hOl7l/ollu bettcr Great reads fOr Spling 2006. tball synthetics for menopausal relief? BY SUSAN LOVe, M.D., BACKTALK AND SUE ROCHMA;N 79 Women Needed to Clean Beltway Mess « Famous feminist mom Dolores Huerta BY DONNA BRAZILE and daughter Camila Chavez on a fannworkers' march, 1988 80 NO COMt,'IE1H 89 !tiyJOURNAL

A Publication of The National Women's Studies Association

Vol. 18 No.1, Spring 2006

Aging and

Introduction Review Essay

Aging: A Feminist Issue Technologies of Governmentality and the Question of Feminist Politics: New LENI MARSHALL. . vii Literature on the Relationships between National Narratives, Law, and Identity Formation Poem NORA GRESCH. . 207

I met a woman who wasn't there Book and Film Reviews MARGE PIERCY ... ..1 Aged by Culture by Margaret Morganroth Gullette Interview M. CHARLENE BALL . . 214

"We need a theoretical base": Cynthia Rich, Women's Studies, and Ageism Wl1istling Women: A Study of the Lives of older Lesbians by Cheryl Claassen An Interview by VALERIE BARNES LIPSCOMB...... 3 TRISHA FRANZEN...... 216

Articles Maggie Growls, a film by Barbara Attie and Janet Goldwater FRIDA KERNER FURMAN . . .. 218 Ageism and Feminism: From "Et Cetera" to Center TONI CALASANTI, KATHLEEN F. SLEVIN, and Making an Exit: A Mother-Daughter Drama with Machine Tools, Alzheimer's, NEAL KING ... . 13 and Laughter by Elinor Fuchs Losing a Life: A Daughter's Memoir of Caregiving by Nancy Gerber ANNIE DOLLINS. . .219 When Does Menopause Occur, and How Long Docs It Last? Wrestling with Age­ and Time-Based Conceptualizations of Reproductive Aging HEATHER E. DILLAWAY ...... 31 Monitoring Sweatshops: Workers, Consumers, aIld the Global Apparel Industry by Jill Esbenshade Age Matters in a Feminist Classroom ElLEEN BORIS...... 222 ELAINE NORRIS ... .. 61 Embodied Care: lane Addams, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, and Peminist Ethics by Focusingon the Next Picture: Feminist Scholarship as a Foundation forTeaching Maurice Hamington about Ageism in the Academy GRACE CLEMENT.. .. 224 BARBARA BARNETT...... 85 Listening to Olivia: Violence, Poverty, and Prostitntion by Jody Raphael Older People in Africa: New Engines to Society! CELIA WILLIAMSON ...... 226 CAROLINE VAN DULLEMEN .99 Signatures of Citizenship: Petitioning, Antislavery, and Women's Political of Creative Crones and Poetry: Developing Age Studies Through Literature Identity by Susan Zaeske AMY SLAGELL.. . 228 SYLVIA B. HENNEBERG.. 106

Old Age and Ageism, Impairment and : Exploring the Conceptual and Prom Madness to Mutiny: Why Mothers Are Running from the Family COtllts alld What Can Be DOlle about It by Amy Neustein and rvtichael Lesher Material Connections HAL PEPINSKY .. .230 CHRISTINE OVERALL .. 126

"Ages are the Stuff!": The Traffic in Ages in Interwar Britain CYNTHIA PORT ...... 138

Performing Age, Performing Gender KATHLEEN WOODWARD , 162

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The Women's Studies Ph.D. in North America: Archive II STEPHANIE A. SHIELDS, REBECCA 1. SCHUBERTH, and DANIELLE R. CONRAD... .. 190 90 NANNV

MEN, WOMEN AND GENDER IN CHINA VOL. VIII NO. 1 2006

Articles

James Cahill, "Paintings Done for Women in Ming Qing China?"

Josephille Chiu-Duke, "Mothers and the Well-Being ofthe State in Tang China" 55

Stevell B. Miles, "Strange Encounters on the Cantonese Frontier: Region and Gender in Kuang Lu's (1604-1650) Chiya" 115

Paul Bailey, '''Women Behaving Badly': Crime, Transgressive Behaviour and Gender in Early Twentieth Century China" 156

Book Reviews

Wilt Idema and Beata Grant, The Red Brush: Writillg Womell of Imperial Chilla (Allan Barr) 198

Hong Shuling, Minjian wenxue de Ilfixing ymljiu (A study ofwomen in folk literature) (I-Hsien Wu) 201

Hua Wei, lv/lug QiJlg!unii zhi xiqu chuallgzuo)'ll piping (Drama and drama criticism by women in the Ming and Qing) (Andrew Schonebaum) 205

Hua Wei, Millg Qiugjimii xiquii (Anthology of drama by women in the Ming and Qing) (Andrew Schonebaum) 205 Sing-chen Lydia Chiang, Collectillg the Sell Body alld Idelltity ill Strallge Tale Collectiolls ofLate Imperial Chilla (Maram Epstein) 209

Wang Fei, KOllgqiall zhiii (1851-1930): Zhollgguojimii sixiallg yu wellxue j{1ZI101I shilull (An unprecedented trajectory [1851-1930]: The development ofChinese women's thought and literature) (Xiaorong Li) 212

Mechthild Leutner and Nicola Spakowski, Womell ill Chilla: The Republicall Period ill Historical Perspective (Susan Glosser) 216 '~j Nashim 91 A JOURNAL Of JEWISH WOMEN'S STUDIES & GENDER ISSUES

Spring <:> NUMBER 11 <:> 5766/2006

YEMENITE JEWISH WOMEN Consulting editor: Nitza Druyan

Nitza Oruyan, Introduction 5

Rachel Sharaby, The Bride's Henna Ritual: Symbols, Meanings, and Changes 11

Aharon Caimani, Marriage and Divorce Customs in Yemen and Erelz Israel 43

Vered Madar, Ma Khabar and Qussat /:IannalJ: A Gendered Reading of Two Stories in the Culture of Yemenite Jewish Women 84

Nitza Oruyan, Metamorphosis through Philanthropy: Yemenite Women in New York 105

Bat-Zion Eraqi Klarman, Women Resisting Men: Inheritance and Disinheritance in the Yemenite jewish Community in Mandatory Palestine 126

Bat-Sheva Marga lit Stern, Who's the Fairest of Them All? Women, Womanhood, and Ethnicity in Zionist Erelz Israel 142 Dina Roginsky, Orientalism, the Body, and Cultural Politics in Israel: Sara levi Tanai and the Inbal Dance Theater 164

Yael Cui/at, Between Lulu and Penina: The Yemenite Woman, Her Jewelry, and Her Embroidery in the New Hebrew Culture 198

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Resident Artist: Judith Margolis, A Profile of Artist Michal (Miki) Kehati, Yemenite / Israeli Citizen of the World 224 Shulammit bat Shalom Hudhayfi, Why, Why, a My Beloved, translated into English by U. Melarnmed and fA. Perry 236

Bracha Serri, Five Poems 238

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Shachar Pinsker, Unraveling the Yarn: lntertexuality, Gender, and Cultural Critique in the Stories of Dvora Baron 244

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Vanessa Ochs, Sarah laughed: Modern Lessons from the Wisdom and Stories of Biblical Women, reviewed by Naomi Graetz 280

Call for Papers-Nashirn no. 14 Jewish Women and the Visual Arts 285

Contributors to This Issue 287 92 2005 NOQA Number 3 Nordic Journal of Women sStudies Volume 13

Elisabel Rogg Editorial 146-147

Anile J\Iaria Holli, E~'a ,Uagnussoll, A/alill Riifmblom Introduction 148-152 Eva Alag1lllssoll: Gcndering or Equality in the Lives of Nordic Heterosexual Couples with Children: No \Vell- Paved Avenues yet 153-163 AJa/in Rihmblom: Letting Women in? Gender Mainstreaming in Regional Policies 1644174 Lenita Freidenvafl: A Discursive Struggle - The Swedish National Federation of Social Democratic Women and gender quotas...... 175-186 Hege Skjeie and Alari Teigen: Political Constructions of : Travelling towards a gender balanced society? 187-197 Carol Bacchi: Discourse, Discourse Everywhere: Subject 'Agency' in Feminist Discourse Methodology 198-209

2006 NOQA NlImber 1 Nordic Journal ofWomen's SllIdies Voillme 14

Elisabet Rogg Editorial , 3 Jorid Hovden and Gertrud Pfister Introduction , """,."."",4·11 Heidi Eng: "We are Moving Up like a Hard-On!": Doing Sexluality in Sport " 12-26

Gertrud Pfister: Gender and Sports Gender Issues in Danish Sports Organizations­ Experiences, Attitudes and Evaluations .. 27-40

Jorid Hovden: The Gender Order as a Policy Issue in Sport: A Study of Norwegian Sports Organizations 41-53

Book reviews: Karen Klitgaard Povlsen: New Woman Fiction? .. "."",.""...... "". 54-55 Tutta Palin: Feminist Ethnography in Art Historical Terms .""" .. , ,.""",., 56-59 93

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EDITORIAL. 4

Kim Paice Repetition and Theft: Recent video works by American women artistlii 5

Moira Roth RACHEL MARKER, FRANZ KAFKA, AND ALICE SOMMER adapted from a theater piece in three parts 19

Sara Raza Travelling Light: Lida Abdul, Maria Kheirkhah, Shahram Entekhabi and Shirin Neshat... 30

KISSS Revealed: Deej Fahyc, Paula Roush and Camilla Bmeton on Kinship International Strategy on Surveillance and Suppression (KISSS) 36

Artist's Pages Penny Siopis My Lovely Day .44-48

Ifyou could....? 27 responses to the question: Ifyoll could choose a wOlllan artist, whose work has changed your views ofsUbjectivity and revealed new dimensions to what constitutes your feminist political and/or aesthetic agcnda(s), who would it be? .49

Kunstverein w.A.S. (Womyn's Art Support) the danube streaming show Veronika Dreier, Doris Jauk-Hinz, Eva Ursprung in the conversation with Judith Schwentner 60

Artist's Pages Verdi Yahooda Photo Booth classic (1974-2005 and ongoing) 69-71

Pcn Dalton Feminist methodologies in art education 72

Bronwyn Fredericks interviews Pamela Croft ahout her "both ways" philosophy 77

Rakhee Balaram 'Beauty is Exuberance' A Journey into the Visionary World ofMyriam Bat-Yoscf.. 83

Gislind Nabakowski Symbolism Begins with the Choice ofWords: Thoughts about Hypc, Emotion-Inspired Politics and Censorship 89

Short Book H.evie"·s ,.. " "" , 95

Subscription Details ,., ..,.", , , , 96 the 94 feminist newsjournal offour acks volume xxxvi, number 1 2006

news We Will Keep Fighting: Inte!View wilh Sharmila Karki.. ,4 President Bush's Ken-Doll Pertormance 7

feature Incomplete Revolution 8 On Discrimination Against Mothers as Mothers 10 What's a Mother to 007 15 Beyond the Ivy 19 Egalitarian Relationships and the Anti-Feminist Backlash 22 Naming Them 25 Gender Roliing 27 Lesbian Motherhood 30 Hardships 01 Being (or Not Being) a Tomboy 32 01 Shrews and Stereotypes 33 Being a Radical Feminist Grandmother 36 I Did it My Way 39 and the Politics of Pregnancy and Birth ,42 The Apple of My Eye ,46 Motherhood as the Work of Revolution: On Raising Bi-Racial Children ,49 Everything Part-Time: Fragmentation in the Lives of Mothers 53 Is There Time After Kids7 56 Reflections of a Radical (Single) Mom 58 Building Communily, One Mama at a Time 61 My (Online) Communily 63

regular features Dykes to Watch Out For 72 Letlers 70 Festival Calendar 66 the feminist 95 newsjournal

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feminism Be activism 8 I am a Part of All fhe Nepali People feminism Be the military Be prisons feminists reviews 14 Women in the Military: raising children 71 Women and Madness Who's Got Your Back? 47 My Big Boy and Male 16 Serving in a Rape Zone Identity regulars 17 Feminists in the Military: Is 48 A Feminist Activist Raises a 4 Inthe News Armed Service Compatible Son with Autism with Feminism? 79 Dykes to Watch 51 Hating to be Born: Forced Out For 19 The Rape of the "Hadji Girl" Motherhood 75 From Our Readers 20 A Rape in Iraq: Rape, 54 One Jane's Poems: Writing 77 On Our Calendar Rape and Our Herstory, Living Our Prostitution in Wartime Future 22 U.S. Soldier Pimps Women 58 On., Guns and Under His Command Control 23 Engendering Justice: Prisons, Activism and Change motherhood revolution 27 Join Usl Motherhood Revolution 32 The New Future of Motherhood 62 At the Bookstore 39 NOW Takes on the Issue of 65 Review: The Motherhood Unpaid Caregiving Manifesto: What America's 42 The Latest Cuts In Aid to Moms Want and What to U.S. Mothers Amount to War Do About It on the Poor 66 Review: The Truth Behind 45 Wages for Motherwork: the Mommy Wars Venezuela Leads the Way 67 Mothering Resources 46 Who Says Breastfeeding is a Private Issue? 96

2 AFRICAN WOMEN SPEAK OUT IN PREPARATIONS 7 FINDING GENDER IN MOGs FOR THE MILLENNIUM +5 SUMMIT

4 ROLE OF CML SOCIETY IN INCREASING s AFRICAN WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN AND COMMITMENT m THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CONTRIBUTION m THE GLOBAL CALL FOR THE BEIJING PLATFORM FOR ACTION AND ACTION AGAlNST POVERTY CArneAL UNKS m THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS

5 SHIFTING PARADIGMS: ENABUNG ACCOUNTABLE GOVERNANCE IN AFRICAN HIV/AlDS INTERVENTIONS p e e 97 Gender & Cultural Critiques Volume 18, Number 1 Spring 2006

Gender and Sexuality in' Science-fiction and the Fantastic

Introduction/Chen'/yn Lacy, Guest Co-Editor iii

Cyberqueer Romances? Discourses of Virtual Reality, Queer and Romantic love in The, PowerBook and Nearly Roadkill Anna Man-ng

Embodying the Other: Hermaphroditism in Gorodischer, Vonarburg, 23 And Delany John Garrison

Sexing Utopic 35 Monica Boyd

Bad Girls Like II Rough (-And Good Girls Don't?): Representations of 45 805M in Butfy the Vampire Stayer Vivien Burr

Re-Appropriating Female Identity: Taking Back the Buffybot and Other 59 Bionic Females Kim Kirkpatrick

"'The difference between science and imagination'? (Un)Framing the 75 woman in Charles Howard Hinton's Stella" Elizabeth Throesch Sholt Fiction/Essays

Diva SwimmerlLiz Morrish 99

Les Artistes/Penny Susan Rose 101

Dowry/Anis Shivani 112

Poetry

Madame Butterfly/Connie Donovan 117

Mother/Kelly Moffett 118

Butterflies/Katharyn Howd Machan 119

The Lover/ Tundra Swans/Elaine Magarrell 120

Leave Me AlonelDebra Branegan 122

Stroke On A Sidewalk in Winter/Meryl McQueen 123

Impression/Susan Nisenbaum Becker 124

Peach Blossom, Moon GalelElva Lauter 125

For Charlotte Perkins Gillman/Beth Kafikoff 126

Role Playing at the Management Seminar/Meredith Trede 127

He Gives Me His Bigger Space/Mary Susan Irno 129

Book Reviews 131

Contributors 135 Politics 6 Gender

98 Volume 2 INumber 1 IMarch 2006

FROM THE EDITORS Karen Beckwith and Lisa Baldez 1

ARTICLES Finding Intersection: Race, Class, and Gender in the 2003 California Recall Vote Lisa Garcia Bedoffa and Becki Scola 5 The Gendering State and Citizens' Attitudes toward Women's Roles: State Policy, Employment, and Religion in Germany Lee Ann Banaszak 29 Theorizing Black Lesbians within : A Critique ofSame-Race Stteet Harassment Hawley G. Fogg-Davis 57 Solidarity without "Sisterhood"? Feminism and the Ethics of Coalition Building Brenda Lyshaug 77

CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON GENDER AND POLITICS Gender Quotas II The Pros and Cons ofGender Quota Laws: What Happens When You Kick Men Out and Let Women In? Lisa Baldez 102 Gender Quotas, Norms, and Politics Mona Lena Krook 110 Are Quotas a Good Idea? The Indian Experience with Reserved Seats for Women Medha Nanivadekar 119

BOOK REVIEWS Women andPolitics in Chile, by Susan Franceschet Reviewed by Christina Ewig 129 The Gender ofConstitutionalJurisprudence, Beverly Baines and Ruth Rubio-Marin, eds. Reviewed by Susan Gluck Mezey 131 Women, Partisanship, and the Congress, by Jocelyn Jones Evans Reviewed by Sue Thomas 133 The Global Political Economy ofSex: Desire, Violence and Insecurity in MeditelTanean States, by Anna M. Agathangelou Reviewed by Georgina Waylen . 136 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS 139 Politics 6 Gender

Volume 2 INumber 2 IJune 2006 99

ARTICLES in Chinese Politics: An Empirical Analysis ofProvincial Elites PI/bing Sn 143

Welfare Works: Explaining Female Legislative Representation Frances Rosenbluth, Rob Salmond, audMichael F. Thies 165

The Gender Gap in Attitudes and Beliefs about the Place of Women in American Political Life: A Longitudinal, Cross-Generational Analysis }VI j(ent]ennulgs 193

CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON GENDER AND POLITICS Moving to a Comparative Politics ofGender?

Comparing Political Institutions: Revealing the Gendered "Logic ofAppropriateness" Louise Chappell 223

The Structure ofIntersectionality: A Comparative Politics ofGender S. Laurel \Veldon 235

Why So Slow? The Challenges ofGendering Comparative Politics Aili Mari Tripp 249

BOOK REVIEWS Healing Identities: Black Feminist Thought and the Politics of Groups, by Cynthia Burack Reviewed by Ange-Marie Hancock 265 \Vomen in the South Afi'ican Parliament: From Resistance to Governance, by Hannah E. Brirton Reviewed by Brett a'Bannon 268

Gende/; Conflict, andPeacekeeping, Dyan Mazurana, Angela Raven-Roberts, and Jane Parpart, eds. Reviewed by Elisabeth Priigl 270 \Vomen sPolitical Discourse: A 21st Century Perspective, by Molly Mayhead and Brenda Devoe Marshall Reviewed by Cindy Simon Rosenthal 273 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS 277 ADDRESSES ON FEMINIST PSYCHOLOGY

Feminist Psychology in the Service of vVomen: Staying Engaged Without Getting Married 100 Nancy L. Baker

Still Subversive After All These Years: The Relevance of Feminist Therapy in the Age 15 of Evidence-Based Practice >-...J Laura S. Brown ~ l.l.I I- v:; RESEARCH ARTICLES ~ 0 0 Gender Issues in Academia « N ;:) Gender Patterns in College Students' Choices of Their Best and Worst Professors 25 0' ,... Susan A. Basow, Julie E. Phelall, and Laura CapOfosto z ... I/$omeone like Me Can Be Successful": Do College Students Need Same-Gender Role tvtoelels? 36 l.l.I Q) Penelope Lockwood .Q ~ The Climate for Women in Academic Science: The Good, the Bad, and the Changeable 47 0 E {sis H. Settles, Lilia M. Cortina, Janet Malle}" and Abigail j. Stewart ::::l 3: Z Body Objectification, Disordered Eating, and Mental Health u.. The Disruptive Effect of Self-Objectification on Performance 59 0 Diane M. Quinn, Rachel IN: Kallen, jean M. Twenge, and Barbara I.. Fredrickson >- 0 l:J M A Measure of Objectified Body Consciousness for Preadolescent and Adolescent Youth 65 0 Q) Sara M. Lindberg, Janel Shibley Hyde, and Nita Mary McKinley ...J E Do Feminist Identity Styles Moderate the Relationship Between Perceived Sexist Events 77 0 ::::l and Disordered Eating? J: ~ Natalie. j. Sabik and Tracy L. Tylka U Looking Good, Sounding Good: Femininity Ideology and Adolescent Girls' Mental Health 85 Deborah L. Tolman, Emily A. Impett, Aflison j. Tracy, and Alice Michael Vl>- Q,. Recovery from Rape Experiences

long-Term Effects of Labeling a Rape Experience 96 Darcy McMuflin and jacquelyn IN: White

Coping With the Experience of Rape 106 Heather Littleton and Carmen Radecki Breitkopf

BOOK REVIEWS Motherhood

Abortion, Motherhood, and Mental Health: Medicalizing Reproduction in the United States 117 and Great Britain, by Ellie lee Linda J. Beckman

Depression in New Mothers: Causes, Consequences, and Trealment Alternatives, 118 by Kathleen A. Kendall-Tackett Misty K. Hook

Maternal Desire: On Children, Love, and the Inner Life, by Daphne de Marneffe 119 Jill A. Kuhn Making Sense ofMotherhood: A Narrative Approach, by Tina Miller 120 Jennifer Taub Body-Objectification and Disordered Eating The Body Myth: Adult Women and the Pressure to Be Perfect, by Margo Maine and foe Kelly 120 Melinda Green· Biting the Hand That Starves You: Inspiring Resistance to Anorexia/Bulimia, by Richard Maisel, David Epston, and Ailsa Borden 121 Samantha Strife Rape and Spouse Abuse just Sex? The Cultural Scaffolding ofRape, by Nicola Gavey 122 Patricia D. Rozee

Spouse Abuse: Assessing & Treating Baltered Women, Batterers, & Their Children (2nd ed.), by Michele Hanvay and M,arsali Hansen 123 H. NoreneWu

INSTRUCTIONS TO CONTRIBUTORS inside back cover Race, Gender &Class 101 II Volume 12, Numbers 3-4, 2005 II

Raco, GOlldoT, alld Class ill Puhllc Policy, PlalmillY, alldAdmlllistralloll

Guest Editor: George Amedee

George Amedee 4 Introduction to Race, Gender, and Class in Public Policy, Planning, and Administralion

Joan Marshall Wesley, Matthew Dalbey, and WIlliam M. Harris 11 Urban Segregation in the Deep South: Race, Education, and Planning Ethics in Jackson, Mississippi

Rita Henry·Srown and Nycole Campbell-Lewis 31 Examining Barriers to Career Advancement Among Females of Color in the Federal Career Service

James C. Harvey 47 Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity for Blacks in Higher Education and the University of Michigan Cases

Tazlnskl P. Lee 56 The Myth and Reality of Affirmative Action: A Study Using the Perceptions of Female Police

Ruby Cooper Lipscomb 73 Child Support Policy Reformalion: A Policy Analysis

George Amedee 86 Closing the Transportation Divide: Linking TANF and Transportation

Cynthia P. Honore~Collin5 107 The Impact of African American Incarceration on African American Children In the Child Welfare System

Joyce Buckner·Brown and Augustine O. Agho 120 An Examination of U.S. Federally Funded Television Public Service Announcements (PSAs) in Changing AIDS Risk Behaviors In African American Populations

Pamela Leong 139 The African-American Church and the Politics of Difference: Creating an Oppositional Religious Culture In the Context of HIVIAIDS

Carmen M. White 155 Tourism as an Ethnic Landscape and the Landscape of Ethnic Tourism: The Case of Fiji Human resources for sexual 102 and reproductive health care

Round Ups 201 Round Up: Human Resources Rflfarch needed to identify effec[i"f slrateg;n to impfu';e Me.lth \\Ol,er performance /I Dncloping the lOie of the se~ual health nurse inlhe UK /I Human relQUICeS are nOllhe onl{ factol affecting maternal health outcomes/l Human resource and lechnicallequirement\ for achie"jng lhe Millennium Onelopment Go,ls Contributors and Acknowledgements (MDGsllI Ph,s;cian, and nurses on the mc.'e /I Tile unmanaged "i,is of health .... orkel migration 1/ Du,1 Editorial job-holding by health profe>';Qflillsll Brazil and Pen; (Qflwlt v,illl lhei, people to set health agenda If What determines the pl.a of residence of au,ili,ry nur.le-mid,I'i,'e, (AllMs) in southem Rlj"th.n, India II 6 Morge Berer Hum.n Resources: An Impersonal Term for the People Salvador Allende and the birth of l.tin Am1ric.n soci.1 medicine Pro~iding Health Care Features on the Theme 207 Round Up: Law and Policy 12 Helen Schneider, Duane Blaauw, Health Systems and Access to Antiretro~iral Drugs for HIV /lew G:obal fund needed to meet gools on maternal, neonatal.nd child survi.·al/llmp.ct of materml he.lth Lucy Gilson, N,apfurundi Chabikuli, in Southern Africa: Service Deli~ery and Human Resources service finJncing must be evaluated 1/ Po,erty and connict contribute to high maternal and perinatal Jane Goudge Challenges mortality in Chiapas, MeAico fI Saving the lil'es of SiA million children each i'ear is affordable 1/ Gates's "Grand Challenges" in glob.1 health based on a flawed premise fI Mandatory parental in~ol\em1nt in 24 Wim Van Damme, Guy Kegels Health System Strengthening and Scaling Up Antiretroviral adolescent abortion put> Voung people at risk in the US 1/ Egalitarian marri.ge laws still an objectil"e in Therapy: The Need for Context-Specific Delivery Models: many countries fI Guidelines adopted on mercy killing of incurably sic~ newborns. Netherlands II Financi.1 Comment on Schneider et al incenti~e for women in france to ha~e third baby II Informed choice pulicy helps reduce sn ratio imbalance: 21 Debbie Palmer Tackling Malawi's Human Resources Crisis Hainan, China 1/ Education needed to eradicate female genital mutilation 1/ Reducing multiple pregnancy in IVf treatment 1/ Sperm donor father traced on Intemet JJ Children of open-identity sperm donors <10 Nancy Gerein, Andrew Green, The Implications of Shortages of Health Professionals for comfortable and curious 1/ families created b'( gamete donation hal'e health'( relationships fI Resemblance Stephen Pearson Maternal Health in Sub-Saharan Africa talk difficult for parenll of children concei~ed with donor gametes, United States /I Recruitment of 51 Lauren S Blum, Tamanna Sharmin, Attending Home ',Is. Clinic~Based Deliveries: Perspectives of identifiable semen donors is possible: UK JJ The decisionl't 138 Edgar Kestler, Lindo Valencia, Scaling Up Post-Abortion Care in Guatemala: Initial HIV-positive mothers and their children in Russia II Assisted conception for liN-discordant couples il ettlically Vinicio Del Valle, Alejondro SiNO Successe.s at National level acceptable: Europe /I HIV and the impact of orphanhood on sub-Saharan African adofescents II Vulnerability of migrant sex workers in Europe JI Premature death the major leawn for decreasing HIV pre~alence in Issues in Current Service Delivery Uganda JI Cell phones for HIV prel'enlion: Kenya /I Promoting gender equity among yOllng men: India /I liN 148 FlGO Committee (or thr Ethical Ethical Guidelines on Conscientious Objection tesling. treatment and educalion campaigns: lewtho, Botswana and Swaziland /I Rationing antiretrol'iral Aspects ofHuman Reproduction treatment: ethical and equity implications II High le~els of se~ually transmitted infection in Mongolia must be and Women's Health controlled to pre~ent an HlV epidemic 1/ Cervical abnormality in women with and without HIV: prnalence and risk factors /I Male cilcumcision found to reduce ris~ of female-to-male transmission of HIV letter to the Editor 150 Name withheld One Reason Why Maternal Mortality Is Not Decrtasing 232 Round Up: Research More Features Promotion of breastfeeding: comparison of two si'stems in Brazil JI Breast cancer increasing worldwide but mortality rates falling Depression and anxiety In breast cancer survi~ors Young fl(ople in Pa~istan get 151 Sabino Fail Rashid 1/ II Emerging Changes in Reproductive Behaviour among Married poor informalion on seAual de.'elopmentl/ POH1ography consumption and stAua! behavlou/ among Swedish Adolescent Girls in an Urban Slum in Dhaka, Bangladesh students 11 One per 100 US deaths attributable to sexual behaviour II Rl'9ular menstrua! periods nM as 160 VUoyoNidodovo/u, Hillary Broden Abortion and Sex Determination: Connicting Messages in predictable as women thin. /I Sustaining pelvic floor exercise to reduce urinary incontinence /I Embryo~ Information Materials in a District of Rajasthan, India created through IVF carry higher than eApected genetic defects /I Feltility intentions among childless finnish 172 Zhuachun Wu, Kitsi Viisoinen, Determinants of High Sex Ratio among rlewboms: men and women JI Current "bonding" practices following stil:birth: beneficial or unsound? fI Global diWibution of Hf'V types and implications for screening and vaccines 1/ Cervical cancel in Venewel.1I Elino HemminH ACohort Study from Rural Anhui Province, China Evaluation of screening methods for early detection of cervical neoplasia /I Mifepristone prefened to YUlpe 181 HenryPDovid Born Unwanted, 35 Years later: The Prague Study regimen for emergency contraception 1/ Co-adminillration of mifepristone and vaginal misoprostol for 191 A.,o Goto, SeUi Yosumuro, Addressing Japan's fertility Decline: Influences of Unintended medical abortion may be os effecti~e as sequential administration If Olal misoprostol alone is not reliable for Junko Yooe, Michael RReich Pregnancy on Child Rearing medical abortion /I Aquartel of women in China seeking abortion subject to domestic ~iolence 1/ Estimating l1umbel of clandestine abortions: Burkina Faso

238 Round Up: Publications 244 RHM Author and Submission Guidelines 246 RHM's Publications 1993-2006 Room of One's Own 103 CELEBRATING THE BEST IN WOMEN'S LlTERATURE Volume 29.1 2006 Water

EDITOR'S LETTER AliSOH PRYER unknown icelander 63 LISA MAHFIElO Water 5 BRENDA SCIBERRAS metamorphic 61 media illusions 68

SHORT STORIES YVOHHE 8LOMER ALove Poem from Elvis the Goldfish 80 HElYH WOHLWEHO Snail Love 81 Seedlings There's no word for husband 82 SENNI GUNH Somehow 83 Sundays 21 A taste 84

HARMOHY HO CATRIOHA R08ERTSOH That Solid State ofThings 29 Another Ending 85 Ecology 86 SHAHHOH COWAH On Turning 1Wenly 81 ADry House 42 EVA ElIAV RE8ECCA BA8COCK beginning 89 Queen Liz 52 JOYCE STATTOH HElEH MCLEAH Divinity 95 Just Looking TO SHAROH CASEBURG SYR RUUS Threadbare 91 Legacy 91

ART POETRY AHORA SIMIOHESCU VICKI 6000FEllOW OUK' Underwater Dream-Modern Ophelia 4 Overwintering 12 MARY FIHLAYSOH 20YA V. HARRIS Second Beginning 20 Into Grains of Sand 15 Folding Back 28 SHAHHOH STEWART Growth Chari 41 Page 5 Girl Next Door! 18 LORELIE GERWIHG SARAU'R KARLA CHAM8ERS AHORICH Prairie Woman Goes Out to Sea 62 flesh 26 Prairie Woman Meets the Ocean 19

ROSEMARY BLAkE S. GORAIN Distances 36 Lifeblood 88 Linguistics 31 Night Ward 38 Nolhing by Mouth 39 INTERVIEWS Vital Signs 40 LANA OKERLUNO MARIORIE BRUHMULLER Interview with Anne Fleming 98 Your Excuse 48

MELISSA WALKER All Heroes Lie Low 50 CONTRIBUTORS 102

Erratum: In Issue 28:4, Sharon Ca~eburg's poem "Threadbare" was accidentally omitted. \Ve apologize for this error. "Threadbare" appears in this issue on page 97. Room of One's Own 104 CELEBRATING THE BEST IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE Volume 29.2 2006 The Mother and the Virgin

EDITOR'S LETTER KAREN SHKlANKA My Only Real Virginity S8 MONICA PENNER The Ribs of the House 59 The Mother and the Virgin 5 The Silence 60

JUNIE OESIL CREATIVE NON-FICTION Cup of Tea 73 History Lesson (At Grandma's Knees) 75 ElEANOR WACHTEl Scrapbook of Carol lESlIE RIICHIE Love resides in ordinary objects 80 Selections 81 SHORT STORIES This is for all the wayside flowers 82 Reply to an anachronism 83 SHAN NOH COWAH 6ENHI 6UNN Search and Rescue 33 Bear 84 85 ELISE MOSER In the absence of poems Citrine: AFable 49 ANOREA CAMERON 5-21 86 HEATHER EMME The Unexpected Period of Grace 65

L1NOA BIASOIIO The Virgin in the Grotto 87 ART

MAOElEINE WOOO Mother's Daughter JDaughter's Mother 4 POETRY Bed Head 26 KATHERINE BLOCKSOORF NookyNook 30 Begrudge the Inevitable 23 Both Sides 31 Black and White Smiles 24 Hangout 97 Still Traveller 25 Heayen &He1l 98 In Stella's Kitchen 22 LYSE LEMIEUK lESlIE SHEFFIELO Lily 3 62 lessons 27 MarsH Lace 63 Marsil White Dress 64 ANOREA WAYSON What If#7 78 Mother's Instructions for How to Make a Bed 32 Glady's 79

EMILY WALL Great Blue 43 REVIEWS MONICA LEE LISA MANFIELO minutiae 45 Flight or Fight Interview with Diane Haynes 99 mother's closet 46

DOR07HY FIELO For Orpheus and Eurydice 47 CONTRIBUTORS 101 The Air Between Us 48

JENNIFER OEIISLE Corset 55 Honeymoon 56 Voice 57 a oman lOS cefe6rating the yoddcss in [vel)' 'WOllU1II

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COLUMNS 4 Living the Dream Aline Newkirk Niven

31 One ofTen Thousand: Hestia - Lady ofFire Diana L. PIlXiOll 39 Herbal Adventures Sumn We,d 43 The Wild Maiden Kiva Rou

47 Motherheart Bodie Parkhurst 51 The Qyeen's Progress LIiT/oea Weathers/one 55 Crone Eyes, Crone Heart Ann Krd/kamp Cover art: Simplicity by HranaJanto 59 AstroBlessings Bee Smith For prints, see w\V\.... hranajanto.com. 63 Ase! At the Crossroads Stephani, R,,, Bird 65 Sacred SelfCare l0/zora Spriggs 67 Sweet Medicine Stories Loba

DEPARTMENTS POETRY 69 A Circle is Cast 14 T, Simply Be 7I Leaves ofSage 24 Zazen 8I Tools for Transformation FEATURES 6 SIMPLY SPECIAL Diana Parting/()11 85 The Rattle A temple in an Orange County industrial park? How could anyone expect to find the Goddess in such a place? 9I Women at the Well Weaving the Web II SIERRA ANCHA: THE HEALING MAGIC OF SOLITUDE 93 Cristina Eismberg 94 A Pinch ofSage Solitude is a journey into yourself. Every woman should have the chance to spend a week in solitude in a place ofbeauty.

16 SIMPLICITY AS AN ACT OF WORSHIP Lisa McSherry The virtue ofsimplicity is that it brings about clarity.

20 THE LISTENING TREE Eevia Keys Somewhere it is written that ifone sits long enough in silence then everything becomes .

23 PACKING LIGHT Edie Dillon The labrys is the double-headed which symbolized the God­ dess in ancient Crete. With it, the crone can choose what to keep and what is no longer needed.

27 TEA: HAVE A CUP OF COMFORT Lori Brady My family learned it long ago: someone's hurting, hand them a cup of tea, sit down, and wait for them to talk. 106 J 0 U n o Women n ~ C U U • and Soc e y I GNS

Volume 31 Number 2 Winter 2006

283 Gender, Citizenship, and the Nation-State in Pakistan: Willful 556 Elizabeth De Loughrey Daughters or Free Citizens? Ghosts ofSifn'ery: A Literary Arc/meology ofBlack lVommJs Lives Amina ]mflfli by Jenny Sharpe Rncf) Etlmicity, and Sexuality: bltimaU IntersatiollS, Forbidden 305 Feminism and the Treatment ofAnimals: From Care to Dialogue Frontiers by Joane Nagel josephine D01JOl'llll 560 Michelle V. Rowley

Fronferas Risi1Jg Tide: Gmdfr Equality nnd CI/ltt/ral Change Mound the 331 Planet~Lo\'e.com: Cyberbrides in the Americas and the Wadd by Ronald Inglehart and Pippa Norris Transnational Routes of U.S. 11asculinity A C,.itiml Rewriting ofGlobal Politiml Economy: Integrating }'clicity Sc/Jfu!fer-Grabje/ ReproductiJ'eJ Productive fwd ViI·tt/al Economiu by V. Spike Peterson 357 "Accidental Allegories" l\ket "The Performativc Documentary": Common Ground or Aflltttfll Exc/mion? WommJs .Mol'ements and Boystown, Seiiorita E\'tral,jn4a, Intenwtional Rtlatio1lS edited by Marianne Braig and Sonja and the Border-Brothel-->Maquiladora Paradigm Wolte Amy Sara Carroll

Women's Health 565 Debra L. Dodson 397 What Feminists Can Do for Breastfeeding and What Breastfeedin!, Democrtlu/Repubficam and the Politics of WommJs Place by Kira Can Do for Feminists Sanbonmatsu JaclJueline H. Wolf Anticipating Madam President edited by Robert P. Watson and Ann Gordon 425 Obesity at the Crossroads: Feminist and Public Health Perspectives 569 Susan M. Hartmann Amrcmefte K. 17wcey, JOfIllIlt Leslie, and Emily K. Abel Disciplining Feminism; .From Social Actil'ism to Academic Psychology and Feminism Discourse by Ellen Messer-Davidow 445 Contemporary Perspectives from Human Development: Feminism ill the Hcartland by Judith Ezekiel Implications tor Feminist Scholarship No Turning Back: TJl( History ofFeminism and tlJe Future of Patricia H. Mil/ey Women by Estelle B. Freedman Tidal Wal'e: How Women Cbaltged America at COltMys End by 471 Careful What You Ask For: Reconsidering Sara M. Evans and Autobiographical Narrative in Research on Sexual Identity Development Lim M. Diamond 575 Catherine Hoskyns Has Liberalism Fai/cd mmun? Assuring Equal Reprmntation in Review Essays Europe and tbe U1lited States edited br htte Klausen and Charles 493 Feminist Psychology S. 1-1aier Abigail]. Stewart and Andrea L. Dattalo ll'timUl, Europe and the New Lnngl/ages ofPolitics b}' Hilary Footitt 511 Women and Reading Kate Flint 578 Laura Levine Frader 537 Feminist Interpretations of the Philosophical Canon TJJt Politics ofGender after Sotinlism by Susan Gal and Gail Charlotte lVitt Kligman Reproducing GUider: Politics, Publics) and Everyday Lift afit/· Socialism edited by Susan Gal and Gail Kligman A Rn'el'Sal ofFortlmes? W01flt1l, lVi.wk and Change iI/ East Book Reviews Germany by Rachel Alsop

586 Kwok Wei Leng TJ;e Portable Krirteva edited by Kelly Oliver The Feminine and the Sacred by Catherine Clement and Julia 553 Jane s. Jaquette Right-Wing lVomen in Chile: Feminine Power and the StYIIl1!Jle Kristeva "gaimt Al/endeJ 1964-1973 by hlargaret Power ContentiOlls Livu: TlPo Argentine H0mm, Two ProUsts, and the Q;mt for Recognition by Javier Auyero 591 United States and International Notes

595 About the Contributors

601 Guidelines for Contributors J 0 U n o W 0 m e n n 107 C U U • a n d Soc • y )I GNS

Volume 31 Number 3 Spring 2006

New Feminist Theories of Visual Culture

Special Issue Editors Jennifer Doyle alld Amelia JOl1fS

'07 Introduction: New Feminist Theories of Visual Culture Book Reviews Jnmife1' Doyle fwd Amelia Jonts

617 Translating Differences: An Interview with Zineb Sedira Jouph MCGOtlflgft and 2imb Scdim 871 Patricia A. Morton Terra Illfirma: Geography's Vimal Culture by lrit Rogoff 629 I/b1e/Mine-Imersectional Identities as Negotiated 1-lincficlds \Vith Other Eyes: Looking at Race find Gendtr in «1 Culture Slmddhabrata SOlgl/ptll edited by Lisa Bloom

641 Visual Perversions: Race, Sex, and Cinematic Pleasure Eve Oishi 815 Jane Chin Davidson lVIJIJt the Body Cost: Desire, History, and Performance by Jane 67. Feeling Brown, Feeling Down: Latina Affect, the Performativity Blocker of Race, and the Depressive Position III Other Los Angeleus: Multicentric Performfwce Art by 1'ieiling fOie Esubll1J }.!J1110Z Cheng

689 Territories, Identities, and Thresholds: The Saturday Mothers Phenomenon in istanbul 880 Reina lewis Gii/fiim Baydar find Berfi1J lvegen Ttl a QJlur Time and Place: Tmnsgender Bodies, Sl/bcultuml Lives by Judith Halbersram 717 Activists Who Yearn for Art That Transforms: Parallels in the III YOllr Face: 9 Sexual Swdies by Mandy Merck Black Arts and Feminist Art Movements in the United States Lesbiflll RIlle: CJjltuml Criticism and the Value ofDesire by Amy Lim Gail Co//ins Villarejo

7.3 Behind Enemy Lines: Toxic Titties Infiltrate Vanessa Beecroft Jll/ia Steimnetz, Heather Cassils, and Clover Leary 885 United States and International Notes

78. Death in Black and White: A Reading of Marc Forster's MOMter's 889 About the Contributors Ball SlJar01J P. Holland 895 Guidelines for Contributors

815 l>.hlinche and Matriarchal Utopia: Gendered Visions of Indigeneity in Mexico AllaJjm Taylor

841 Beautiful, Borrowed, and Bent: "Boys' Love" as Girls' Love in ShOjo Manga James Welker w Z N 108 « «Cl N AMB IA ::;; Vol. 18 # 1 &2 May 2006

Features 'Naomi Kisting: Ons kan die aangesig van die wereld verander 24 Naomi Kisting: Omulumenhu omuNamibia omunashisho 27 We can change the face of the world 4 Ota j komesho a ka fike kuvakwao 28 Listen to the people on the Who makes the news? 30 Children's Status Bill 7 Tunakie Uushona ~ Queen of Otyaka 31 Or Maria Fisch: A life for the Kavango 8 We need to talk about suicide 33 Women's Solidarity Namibia is launched .., 10 Caring for others helps me Letter to President take care of myself 36 Hifikepunye Pohamba 11 Challenging cultural practices that expose women to HIV and Aids , 14 Regulars Broken bodies ~ broken dreams 16 Community Action: Reaching out Women's call for peace , 17 to the youth through Ombetja Yehinga 32 Imagine a women 19 News Clippings 38 South African women make Sister Namibia Resource Centre 40 big gains in local elections , 20 Documenting the Indian Women's Letters 42 Movement through its posters 22 w Z «N Cl« N A M BA ::;; Vol. 18 # 3 July 2006

Natasha Lamoela - Features Ontwikkel die magiese teaterwereld 20 Natasha Lamoela ~ Margie Orford catches the bad guys 23 Developing the magical world of theatre 4 "Why I write poetry.. ." Who will clean up after Ramatex? 7 ~ an interview with Bibi Gava 24 Life after the flood in Dolam 8 Be good to yourself! Learn to cope with stress 26 365 days of action to end gender violence in South Africa 10 Picking up the pieces in Zimbabwe 11 The time to promote the human rights of African women is now 12 Protecting the rights of Regulars sexual minorities in Africa 15 Living like dolphins 16 Community Action: The Rainbow Project: Hoolola pokati kohombo nomwenyo? 18 A lesson in pride 14 Tunakie Uushona - Omumbada wotyaka Sister Namibia Resource Centre 29 (Queen of Otyaka) 19 Opinion 30 News Clippings 31 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES INGENDER,STATE, ______Socia IIPo itics AND SOCIETY 109 Volume 13 • Number 1 + Spring 2006

The Politics of Difference and Women's Rights: Lessons from Pobladoras and Mapuche Women in Chile 1 PAillICIA RICHARDS Identity without Politics: Framiug the Parity Laws and Their Implementation in French Local Politics 30 ELEONORE LEPINARD From Science to Social Technology: Eugenics and Politics in Twentieth-Century Switzerland 59 NATALIA GERODETTI Contract, Charity, and Honorable Entitlement: Social Citizenship and the 1967 Abortion Act in Northern Ireland after the Good Friday Agreement 89 KATHERINE SIDE Policy, Preferences, and Patriarchy: The Division of Domestic Labor in East Germany, West Germany, and the United States 117 LYNN PRINCE COOKE Erratum 144

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER, STATE, ______Social Pol itics AND SOCIETY

Volume 13 • Number 2 • Summer 2006

Special Issue: Perspectives on Child Care and Education in Eastern and Western Europe Karen Hagemann and Sonya Michel, Guest Editors

Introduction: Perspectives on Child Care, East and West 145 SONYA MICHEL "Our Greatest Treasure, the Child": The Politics of Child Care in , 1945-1956 151 EVA BICSKEI Child Care in before, during, and after the Transition: Still a Women's Business 189 JACQUELINE HEINEN AND MONIKA WATOR Between Ideology and Economy: The "Time Politics" of Child Care and Public Education in the Two Germanys 217 KAREN HAGEMANN The Politics of Ideals 6f Care: Danish and Flemish Child Care Policy Compared 261 MONIQUE KREMER Paradoxes of New Labour Social Policy: Toward Universal Child Care in Europe's"Most Liberal" Welfare Regime? 286 DANIEL WINCOTT Studies 111 Gender and Sexuality 110

Volume 7 2006 Number 1

Editor's Introduction 1 iHuriel Dimen, Ph.D.

ROUNDTABLE ON GLOBAL WOMAN: lVANNIES, NIAIDS, AND SEX WORKERS IN THE NEW ECONOMY

Introduction 7 Lynne Layton, Ph.D.

Hold the Cloth That Absorbs Tears-Migration, Money, and Mutuality in African-Australian Relationships 15 Annie Stapfard, M.Ed.

Racialization and Migration-Blurring tbe Boundary Between Family, Country, and the Environment 31 Jenny Altschuler, M.Sc.

Political Economies of Passion: Transnational Adoption and Global Woman 49 David L. Eng, Ph.D.

Negotiating Trauma and Loss in the Migration Experience 61 Nancy Cora Hollander, Ph.D.

Globalization, Psychoanalysis, and the Provision of Care 71 Steven BOllicelli, Ph.D.

Response to Commentaries in Roundtable 81 Arlie Hochschild, Ph.D. and Barbara Ehrenreich, Ph.D.

How Can We Have a Body? Desires and Corporeality 89 Susie Orbach, Ph.D. 111

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lllller Lil'es: lnice~' ofAfrican American nomen ill ['rison hy Pauln C. Johnson Jody Rap

Articles Intimate Partner Violence and "'omen's Depression Before and During Pregnancy Sandra L j....lartin, YUlI Li, Cecilia ('asunueva, April Harris-Britt, L.'l.wrence L. Kupper, and Suzanne Cloutier. 221 The Importance ofSpirituality in the Li"cs of Domestic Violence Survivors Tameka L. Gillum, Cds i',..1. Sullivan, and Deborah I. Bybee. .. 240 Responding to the Needs of Older Women Experiencing Domestic Violence Silvia \\1. Straka and Lyse Montminy. 251 Punilive Action or Gentle Persuasion: Exploring Police Ofticers' Justifications for Using Dual Arrest in Domestic Violence Cases Mary A. Finn and Pamela Bettis 268 nesearch Notes An Examination of Sexual Violence Against College Women Alan r"t. Gross, Andrea Winslett, Miguel Roberts, and Carol L. Gohm . 288 Separation and/or Divorce Sexual Assault in Rural Ohio: Preliminary Results of an Exploratory Study Walter S. DeKeseredy and Carolyn Joseph 301

Book Review Sex Traffickillg: The Global Market ill nomen and Children Violence Against Women by Kathryn Farr Volume 12 Number 4 April 2006 Lynda Baker and Celia Williamson. 312

Editor's Introduction Claire M. Renzetti 319

Articles Gender Equality and Women's Absolute Status: A Test of the Feminist ll,Iodcls of Rape Kimberly Martin, Lynne M. Vieraitis, and Sarah Britto. 321 Coping and Violence Exposure as Predictors of Psychological Functioning in Domestic Violence Survivors Carla S. Lewis, Sascha Griffing, Melissa Chu, Tania Jospitre, Robert E. Sage, Lorraine Madry, and Beny J. Primm. 340 Arresting De"elopments: Trends in Female Arrests for Domestic Violence and Proposed Explanations William DeLeon-Granados, William Wells, and Ruddyard Binsbacher . 355 Electroshock as a Form of Violence Against Women Bonnie Burstow ...... 372

Review Essay Gender, Categories, and Science-as-Usual: A Critical Reading of Geuder and PTSD edited by R. Kimerling, P, Ouimette, & J. Wolfe Michelle M. Gross and Sandra A. Graham-Bermann 393

Book Review The Dark Side oflhe Nation: Essays 011 Multiwltflralislll, Nationalism alld Gender by Himani Ballnerji Farah M. Schroff. 407 Erratum. 409 Wisconsin Women's Law Journal 115

VOLUME XXI, NUMBER 1 SPRING 2006

CONTENTS

ARTICLES

AsKING THE STRAIGHT QUESTION: How TO CO~'IE TO SPEECH IN SPITE OF CONCEPTUAL LIQUIDATION AS A H01\lOSEXUAL Jose Gabilondo 1

BEARING WITNESS TO GHOSTS: NOTES ON THEORIZING PORNOGRAPHY, RACE, AND LAw Jennifer C. Nash 47

NOTES

WHERE ARE WE NOW? CLINIC PROTECTION IN THE vVAKE OF SCHEIDLER V. NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN, INC. Autumn Nero 73

My Two MOMS: CALIFORNIA'S SUPREME COURT DECISION IN K.M. v. E.G. AND WHY GAY lvlARRIAGE OFFERS THE BEST PROTECTION FOR SAME-SEX FAMILIES Emily Zapotocny 11 I

LEGISLATIVE REVIEW

A SNAPSHOT OF WHERE THE WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE STOOD ON WOMEN'S ISSUES IN THE 2005-2006 LEGISLATIVE SESSION...... 133 116

SPRING/SUMMER 2006 VOLUME 27, NUMBER 1

2 PARALLEL PERSPECTIVES By Joan Marter and Margaret Barlow PORTRAITS, ISSUES AND INSIGHTS 3 LEE MILLER'S REVENGE ON CULTURE: PfIOTOJOURNALlSM, SURREALISM, AND AUTOBIOGRAPHY By Caitlin S. Davis

10 THE ART OF HELEN LUNDEBERC: ILLUlvONATING POrnRAlTS By Donna Stein

17 GEORGIA a'KEEFFE AND EMILY CARR: HEALll£, NATURE AND THE CREATIVE PROCESS By Sharyn R. Udall

26 WOMEN ARTISTS IN THE JAPANESE POSTIVAR AVANT-GARDE: CELEBRATING A MULTIPLICITY By Midori Yoshimoto

REVIEWS 33 Elizabeth Murray BY ROBERT STORR Reviewed by Corinne Robins 36 Joan Snyder By HAYDEN HERRERA, WITH JENNI SORKIN AND NORMAN L. KLEEBLAIT Reviewed by Cassandra Langer 39 Gende(, Politics, and Allegory in the Art of Rubens By LISA ROSENTHAL Reviewed by Lilian H. Zirpolo

42 American ""omen Modernists: The Legacy ofRobert Henri, 1910-45 EDITED BY MARIAN E. WARDLE Reviewed by Roberta K. Tarbell 45 Into Performance: Japanese Women Artists in New York ByMmoRl YOSHIMOTO Reviewed by Karen Kurczynski 50 Louise Bourgeois By ROBERT STORR, PAULO HERKENHOFF, AND ALLAN SCHWARTZMAN Fantastic Reality: Louise Bourgeois and a Story of Modem Art By MIGNON NIXON Louise Bourgeois' Spider: The Architecture of Art-Writing ByMIEKEBAL Reviewed by Robert J. Belton

54 Lee Miller: A Life By CAROLYN BURKE Reviewed by Lynda Hoffman-Jeep

57 Alice Aycock: Sculpture and Projects By ROBERT HOBBS Reviewed by Christine Filippone

61 Seeing the Unspeakable: The Art of Kara Walker By GWENDOLYN DuBoIS SHAW Reviewed by Jennifer Heusel

65 The Art of Rachel Whiteread EDITED BY CHRfS TOWNSEND Reviewed by Robin Rice WOMEN: A CULTURAL REVIEW VOLUME 16 NUMBER 3 WINTER 2005/6 117

GUATTARI AND GENDER A special isslle, gllest edited by Janel! \1I

BOOKS RECEIVED Compiled by TRUD! TATE 372

NEW AND RECENT TITLES Compiled by ANNE HARTMAN 374

ABSTRACTS AND KEYWORDS 380

ABOUT OUR CONTRmUTORS 384

INDEX TO VOLUME 16 386 WOMEN: A CULTURAL REVIEW

WOMEN AND WAR Nuclear Nights: The \'('omen's Peace Movement and the History of Dreaming MARGARETTA JOLLY Primum I"labile: \'Vomen and Auto/mobility in the Era of the Great \'\far LAURA DOAN 26 'I do not know about politics or governments ... I am a housewife': The Female Secret Agent and the Male \Var Machine in Occupied France (1942-5) DEIRDRE OSBORNE 42 The Voices of Taboos: \Varnen in Lebanese \'<'ar Cinema LlNA KHATIB 65 Female Maladies? Reappraising \Vamen's Popular Literature of the First World \Var ESTHER MACCALLU.I\I·$TEWART 78 Poems from No Hea'ven ALICIA OSTRIKER 98

FORUM Perspectives on Teresa Brennan's The Transmission ofAffect SUSAN JAMES, MARY HAMER, KATE FLINT, AMBER JACOBS AND GILLIAN BEER 103

REVIEWS Nicola BOWIl, Carolyn Burdett and Pamela Thurschwell (eds), The Victorian Supernatural; Pamela Thurschwell, Literature, Technology, and Magical 71Jinking, 1880-1920 ANNE MALLORY 118 Delia da Sousa Correa, George Eliot, Music and Victorian Culture GAIL MARSHALL 122 Anne B. Simpson, Territories ofthe Psyche: The Fiction ofJean Rbys }ANA MARiA GILES 124 Diana \X'allace, The Woman's Historical Novel: British lVomen Writers, 1900-2000 MAROULA JOANNOU 127 Tracy Hargreaves, Androgyny in Modern Literature PETRA RAU 129

BOOKS RECEIVED Compiled by TRUDI TATE 133

NEW AND RECENT TITLES Compiled by ANNE HARTMAN 135

ABSTRACTS AND KEYWORDS 141

ABOUT OUR CONTRIBUTORS 144 omen & nVlronlllents• 119 international magazine

No. 70/71 - Spring/Summer 2006

42 Engendering Urban Environmental Management A study of Women Councilors in Burdwan, India 5 Issue Editorial Kuntala lahiri-Dutt, Gopa Samanta, 6 Thirty Years of Women's Dedication: Pallabi Sit and Chhanda Karfa 30 Years of Women & Environments International Magazine 47 Mobilizing Women for Participating in Local Reggie Modlich Governance ACase Study from Eskisehir, Turkey Fatma Senot

8 Women and UN-HABITAT 50 Gender Equity in Planning in the USA and UK A History Apples and Oranges? Diana Lee-Smith Pallsi Petrie and Dory Reeves

11 Reconstructing Kosovo UN Habitat and Gender Mainstreaming in Urban Planning 53 Local Women Confronting Fears to Improve Kryslyna Galezia Neighbourhood Safety in the UK Aziza Kapadia and Catherine Robertson 14 Cultural Collision The Challenge of Planning for the Public 56 Cuba's Urban Agriculture Spatial Needs of Muslim Women Food Security and Urban Sustainability Susan Thompson and Carolyn Whitten Sonja Killoran-McKibbin

17 Climate Protection 58 Meet the Neighbours What's Gender Got to Do with It? Building Understanding Through Participation Golelind Alber and Ulrike Roehr Patricia Manuel, D9nna Durant and Sheri Lecker 21 Female Migration, Environment and Quality 60 Kathmandu: Women Tackle Solid Waste of life in Mexico City Management Haydea Izazola and Alan Jowett Brenda Bushell and Masayuki Goto

24 Women and Community Safety 62 Gender Equality and the New City of Montreat A Retrospect and Prospect Building on the Past and Consolidating the Future Carolyn Whilzman Women and Cities International

28 Women and Public FacHities in Taiwan 64 Designing a Safe Haven for Women Revising Policies on Public Spaces Interview with Architect Janna Levitt Hern9~Oar Bih, transtated by Susanne Ganz Gail Lush 31 Women at the Crossroads with Transportation, 66 New Voices: New Politics the Environment and the Economy Caroline Andrew and Fran Klodawsky Experiences and Challenges in Germany 67 Water for African Cities Meike Spilzner, translated by Regula Modlich Integrating a Pro-poor Gender Analysis in 35 legitimate for Others, but not Us? UN-HABITATs Water for African Cities Policies for Sustainable Developrnent and Programme Phase II Household Work Prabha Khosla Elin Wihtborg and Karin Skin 70 Women in Co-housing Communities Megan Salhus 71 Mulli·famHy Housing 38 The Crisis of Women's in Canada Gavin Blackstock Summary of the CERA Report Barbara Rahder 73 In Print 40 Women at a Disadvantage Pollution in Quito. Ecuador 74 Announcernents Jackeline Contreras Diaz 78 Caiendar 120 Women &Health Volume 42, Number 3 2005

Trapped in Captivity: Marital Perceptions of Wives of Former Prisoners of War Rachel Dekel, PhD, Hadass Goldblatt, PhD, Zahava Solomon, PhD Domestic Violence Among Druze Women in Israel as Reflected by Health Status and Somatization Level Hadass Goldblatt, PhD, Michal Granat, PhD Main Partner's Resistance to Condoms and HIV Protection Among Disadvantaged, Minority Women TaNana Perrino, PsyD, M. Isabel Fernandez, PhD, G. Stephen Bowen, MD, MPH, Kristopher Arheart, EdD Predictors of Improvement in Women's Physical Activity Janet Purath, PhD, RN, Arlene Michaels Milfer, PhD, RN Relations of Self~Motivation.Perceived Physical Condition, and Exercise-Induced Changes in Revitalization and Exhaustion with Attendance in Women Initiating a Moderate Cardiovascular Exercise Regimen James J. Annesi, PhD Physical Activity Before Pregnancy and Following Childbirth in a Multiethnic Sample of Healthy Women in Hawaii Cheryl L. Albright, PhD, MPH, Jay E. Maddock, PhD, Claudio R. Nigg, PhD Identifying Barriers and Facilitating Factors to Improve Screening Mammography Rates in Women Diagnosed with Mental Illness and Substance Use Disorders Linda S. Kahn, PhD, Chester H. Fox, MD, Julie Krause~Kelly, MSEdu, Diane E. Berdine, BA, Renee B. Cadzow, MA Women&Health Volume 42, Number 4 2005 Social Support and Depressive Symptomatology Among HIV·Positive Women: The Mediating Role of Self-Esteem and Mastery Jane M. Simoni. PhD. Bu Huang, PhD, Elissa J. Goodry, PhD, Heidi D. Montoya, MS Women's Satlsfactlon with Their Mammography Experience: Results of a OualUative Study Kimberly K. Engelman, PhD, Amy M. Cizik, MPH, Ecfv.lard F. Ellerbeck, MD, MPH Exercise and Diet Determinants of Overweight Women Participating In an Exercise and Diet Program: A Prospective Examlnalion of the Theory of Planned Behavior Rebecca Ellis Gardner, PhD, CSCS, Heather A Hausenbfas, PhD Influence of Maternal Stress on Successful Participation In a Physical Activity Intervention: The IMPACT Project GuIdo G. Urlzar Jr., PhD, Shannon Q. Hurlz, PhD, Cheryl L. Albright, PhD, David K. Ahn, PhD, Audie A. Atienza, PhD, Abby C. King, PhD Women's Contraceptive Decision-Making: Juggling the Needs of the Sexual Body and the Fertile Body Louise A. Keogh, esc (Hans), MA, PhD The Illness Perceptions of Women Following Acute Myocardial Infarction: Implicptions for Behaviour Change and Attendance al Cardiac Rehabilitation J. D. Macinnes, MSc, esc (Hans), Dip (HE), RN, RNT LEITERS TO THE EDITOR On Soclo-Cultural Factors and Barriers to HiV Prevention for Malawi Women Adamson S. Muula, MBBS, MPH Response to Dr. Muula's Letter to the Editor Terl Lindgren, RN, MPH, PhD, sally Rankin, RN, PhD, FMN, William Rankin, PhD BOOK REViEWS Womell &Health 121 Volume 43, Number 1 2006

Health Counseling tor Women in the Absence of Financial Barriers: Comparing Reported Counseling Rates of Women in the United States and Israel Revital Gross, PhD, Hava Tabenkin, AID, MS, CaJhY SchOf;fl, MS, ShuN Brammli-Greenberg, AfA, Elisabeth Siriu1h/ol': PhO.'··

Factors Associated with Use of Hormone Therapy Among Women with Mobili~ Impairments Kyeongra Yang, PhD, MPH, RN, Heather Becker, PhD, Sharon Dormire, PhD, RN

HRT and Everyday Memory at Menopause: A Comparison of Two Samples of Mid-Aged Women Christine Stephens, PhD, Virginia Bristow, MA, Nancy A. Pachana, PhD

Gender and Social Support in the Context of Cardiovascular Disease Beatriz Rueda, PhD, Ana M. Perez-Garcia, PhD

Barriers to Moderate Physical Activity in Adult Lesbians Danielle R. Brittain, PhD, Tara Baillargeon, MUS, Mary McElroy, PhD, Deborah J. AMon, PhD, Nancy C. Gyurcsik, PhD

How Can Socia·Economic Differences in Physical Activity Among Women Be Explained? A Qualitative Study Kylie Ball, PhD, Jo Salmon, PhD, Billie Giles-Corti, PhD, David Crawford, PhD

Beliefs of Low-Income and Rural Older Women Regarding Physical Activity: You Have to Want to Make Your Life Better Cheryl J. Dye, PhD, CHES, Sara Wilcox, PhD Womell&Health Volume 43, Number 2 2006

Factors Associated with Effective Contraceptive Use Among a Sample of Latina Women S. Marie Harvey. DrPH, Jil/ian T. Henderson, PhD, MPH, America Casillas, BS Introducing HPV Triage into the English Cervical Cancer Screening Program: Consequences for Participation Zoe Philips, PhD, MSc, BA (Hans), MarkAvis, MSc, BA (Hans), David K. Whynes, MUtt, BPhil, BA (Hans) Women, Mental Health and Health-Related Quality of Life in Coronary Patients I. FaNde, MD, PhD, I. Ramos, MD, PhD, F. Fermmdez-Palacin, PhD, A. Gonzalez-Pinto, MD, PhD Health-Promoting Behaviors Through Pregnancy. Maternity Leave, and Return to Work: Effects of Role Spillover and Other Correlates Sherry L. Grace, PhD, Alysha Williams, MSc, Donna E. Stewart, MD, FRCPC, Renee-Louise Franche, PhD, CPsych Cultural Similarities and Differences Between a Sample of Black/African and Colored Women in South Africa: Convergence of Risk Related to Substance Use, Sexual Behavior, and Violence Kyla Marie Sawyer. PhP, Wendee M. Wechsberg, PhD, Bronwyn J. Myers, MSc Women's Reactions to HPV Diagnosis: Insights from In-Depth Interviews Karen (Kay) M. Perrin, PhD, MPH, RN, Ellen M. Daley. PhD, MPH, Sandra F. Naoom, MPH, Jennifer L. Packing-Ebuen, MA, Holly L. Rayko, MPH, Mary McFarlane, PhD, Robert J. McDermott, PhD Pregnancy Attitudes and Contraceptive Plans Among Women Entering Jail Jennifer G. Clarke, MD, MPH, Cynthia Rosengard, PhD, Jennifer Rose, PhD, Megan R. Hebert, MA, Maureen G. Phipps, MD, MPH, Michael D. Slein, MD Women 122 G

Volurtie JeXIX Number 1 Spring 2006

Editorial - Women, Sport and Media, re dllX,

Mothers of Soldiers and the Iraq \Var: Justification through Breakfast Shows 3 on ABC, CBS, and NBC " Sondra Nicole Cappuccio

Female Veterans' IdentityCmlstrucJi6'1l, i\'[~lin'tenance" and Reproduct'iol1 10 Elizabeth A, Suter, Emily N, Lamb; Meredith Marko, and Stacy Tye-Williams

Universal Invocation 15 Sandra West

S/lOjO and Adult Women: A LinguistiC'A'nalysis 'ofGendetIdentity in Mallga 16 (Japanese Comics) Junko Ueno

Rhetorical Visions ofMother~ood: A FeministAllalysis ofthe What to Expect Series 26 Catherine A, Dobris and Ki~White'MiIls ,

Finding Dickinson: Linguistic Sexi~hi'and tn'tond~t'entIndexlng' in j\t!astelp{ots 37 Nicole Amare

"The Skin is Composed ofTwo Main Parts":$,,bverting Quarantine, Translating 43 Difference in the SARS Epidemic and Jeanette Winterson's'1993 Writtell all the Body Kelly Wisecup , ,

Sketching the Prospects: Lang~age ~~<1Cie~d~rS'~di~s in Georgia* 50 Zaal Kikvidze

Book Reviews 52

Abstracts 58

CORRECTION: III Volllme2$;1s~'tie#2(Fah'2d05),tiook revie\"er Alexis Easley was incorrectly listed as affiliated at The Univ~rsitYj)\N'W~Ml1dSt, Thollla,s\jniversity, Ms, Easley teaches at St. Thomas University,

',I' OMEN 123 11I1 JiI£:U; z ;21 I liS: ERAPY'" A Feminist Quarterly Volume 29, Numbers 1/2 2006

Female Counselors and Male Perpetrators of Violence Against Women Smita Vir Tyagi

Domestic Violence Among Asian Indian Immigrant Women: Risk Factors, Acculturation, and IntelVention Michael S. Liao

Sexual Victimization and Revictimization of Women by Professionals: Client Experiences and Implications for Subsequent Treatment Estelle Disch

Motivating Women with Disordered Eating Towards Empowerment and Change Using Narratives of Archetypal Metaphor Molly K. Paduio, Amy M. Rees

Chemically-Induced Menopause and the Sexual Functioning of Breast Cancer SUlVivors Shannon Archibaid, Suzanne Lemieux, E. Sandra Byers, Karen Tamlyn, Jane Wol1h

"Carrying Our Burden in the Heat of the Day": Mid-Life Self-Sacrifice Within the Family Circle Among Black Professional Women Toni C. King, S. Alease Ferguson

Results of a National SUlVey of Wardens in Women's Prisons: The Case for Gender Specific Treatment Katherine van Wormer, Laura E. Kaplan

Certainty, Revision, and Ambivalence: A Qualitative Investigation into Women's Journeys to Stop Self-Injuring Sarah Naomi Shaw

The Neuron and the Mind: Clinical Directions and Implications Cheryl Chancellor-Freeland

A Psychotherapist Retires Joan Hamerman Robbins 124

Editorial Features Why Feminists Should Engage in Talking Points the QUBer Theory W~~n Thinking~~~~i~ht Is Detriment~I_~?~~~I~~ ------_ .. _- 90 6 by Sonia Correa by Mira Alexis P. Ofreneo

Threats and Survival: The Religious Right and Young, Lesbian, or Act.ivist? Or All? LGST Strategies in Muslim Contexts ------by Kaushalya Perera --99 19 by Anlasa Helie Forcible Homonormativity and the (Truly Free) Bringing LGBT Concerns to the Forefront: Lesbian Existence ---- Issues, Challenges, and Gains by libay linsangan canter 107 32 Sj l$s ht8N*",~Mani'a eni the Wom;,n's Human Rghts ~-.-rs Carr.pcig"l Summarised by Anna Kristina M. Oinglasan We've Got Male! What the Filipino Lesbians Are Not -----.. Sexuality under Attack: by Danton Remote The PoUtical Discourse on Sexuality in Malaysia I 13 44 by Zaltun Mohamed Kasim Isis Reviews 800k Review: Masculinity, Gender Identity, and Queer Japan: Personal Stories of Japanese Lesbians, -cFijj·S ~_~!_~_m_m_u_n_i~ Gays, Bisexuals and Transsexuals 56 by Luisa Tora ... ithCarjos Perera andCresan~3 Frances KOla by Ma. Georgianna Villar 116

Community and Independent Media Talking about Sexual Pleasure: How Does Language Make a Difference? 66-- byNeha Patel OnTheCover The Lesbians as One of the Guys: Increasingly confronted with forces of neQ.-liberalisation and right-wing politics, Media Coverage of Gay Pride Marches ------feminists can no longer deny, ignore, or 75-· by Lorna Q.lsrae! minimise the role of sexuality within the sex/gender system thaI they seek to break. While there have been a few One On One brave pioneers, many more need 10 face L Talk: Eileena Lee on the Challenges of the issue, to engage in queer theorising and activism, and to bring the sexuality LOST Activism in Singapore ------"- discourse into the core of feminist 82--- by Rodelyn Marte thinking and activism.

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Why women excel as transformational campus leaders 1 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work and play 3 Why women should lead in philanthropy 7 Dysfunctional deference: Administration hurts learning 8 Part I of Mentoring in a changing academy: Attending to context 26 Women on the move 27 Recognizing permissible prejudices 28 Strategic plamung can leverage philanthropic gifts 30 Taking Guidance from your spiritual core 32 How to advise LGBT students who are Catholic 33 First nurse-practitioner finally earns a place in history 35 Editor: Wanted: Those whose actions reflect their values 36 PLUS: 16.5 pages of job ads looking for you? 9-25

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Values as a Foundation for Leadersrup in Higher Education 1 2005 Student Survey Shows Political, Social Awareness 6 Mentoring Administrators in a Changing Academy 7 Building Relationsrups in a Diverse Department 8 Stories from 'Third-Shift' Women on a Tightrope 24 Women on the Move 25 Coming to Know One's Privilege 26 How to Construct Your Resume in the Electronic Age 27 Negotiating Where Others Fear to Tread 28 Thanks for Creating the Garden, President Bunting 29 Self-Doubt and an Ethic of Care Inspire Women Leaders 30 Editor: The Female Privilege Checklist 32 PLUS 14.5 pages of jobs looking for great women 9-23 126

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Activist Provides Guidelines to Negotiating a Life 1 Women as Assistant!Associate Deans Earn More 6 Mission: Instilling a 'Thirst for Justice' 7 How to Form Political COimections for Win-Wins 8 Mentoring in a Changing Academy: Why Not? 21 Peer Conversations Shape Student Spiritual Development 22 Mother Knows Best: Her Skills Serve Academia 24 Flexible Schedules Can Bring Out the Best in Employees 26 Erotic Mentoring: Women and Men in a Relationship 27 Is It Time for a Short, Black Lesbian to Lead Harvard? 28 PLUS 11.5 pages of jobs seeking great women candidates. 9-20

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Top Women Campus Leaders Share Key Lessons 1 Leading vs. Managing by Community College Chairs 7 Civility Campaign Adds Respect at American University 8 Reinvent the Search Process: You're in Control 19 NCAA Initiatives for Inclusiveness 20 Professional Coaching Improves Effectiveness on Campus 21 Breaking Into Consulting: An Opportunity Awaits 22 How to Play Nicely with Colleagues on Campus 24 Wellness Programs Can Make Your Campus Healthier 25 What to Expect While You're Expecting a Baby 26 Editor: Tennis Tourney Like Hockey Road Trips? 28 PLUS: pages of job ads seeking women like you! 9-19 Women In Management Review 127 Volume 21 Issue 1 2006 Start Page: 10

Articles Barriers women face in information technology careers: Self-efficacy, passion and gender biases Constructing a professional identity: how young female Susan Michie, Debra L. Nelson (pp. 10-27) managers use role models Keywords: Career development, Gender, Information Val Singh, Susan Vinnicombe, Kim James (pp.67-81) communication technologies, Sexual discrimination Keywords: Career development, Careers, Managers, ArticleType:Research paper United States of America, Women, Women executives ArticleType:Research paper Barriers to advancing female careers in the high-tech sector: empirical evidence from Ireland Christine Cross, Margaret Linehan (pp. 28-39) Book Review Keywords: Career development, Gender, Information and Supporting Women's Career Advancement: Challenges communication technologies, Ireland, Women and Opportunities ArticleType:Research paper Author(s):Mary Cull

Clearing the way for gender balance in the management Guest editorial of the UK fin ancial services industry: Enablers and barriers Supporting women's career advancement Susan M. Ogden, Duncan McTavish, Lindsay McKean (pp. Author(s):Ronald J. Burke and Susan Vinnicombe aBE 40-53) Keywords: Career development, Financial services, Job Obituary satisfaction, Networking, United Kingdom, Women ArticleType:Research paper Dr Su Olsson Author(s):Marianne Tremaine Networking your way through the organization: Gender differences in the relationship between network participation and career satisfaction IJ. Hetty van Emmerik, Martin C. Euwema, Myrthe Geschiere, Marieke FAG. Schouten (pp. 54-66) Keywords: Career satisfaction, Gender, Job satisfaction, Social networks, The Netherlands ArticleType:Research paper Women In Management Review 128 Volume 21 Issue 2 2006 Start Page: 93

Articles Women In man agement: perspectives from the Keywords: Boards of directors, Corporate European Academy of Management governance, Group dynamics, Management power, Adelina Broadbridge, Jeff Hearn (pp. 93-98) Scandinavia, Women directors Keywords: Europe, Management power, Women ArticleType:Research paper ArficleType:General review Deinfluontization and self-monitoring as The social stereotypes of the Portuguese influence regulation tactics of Polish women female and male manager and mon managers Emflia Fernandes, Carlos Cabral·Cardoso (pp. 99· Barbara Kozusznik (pp. 131-142) 112) Keywords: Influence, Managers, Poland, Keywords: Gender, Managers, Portugal, Sexual Transformational leadership, Women discrimination, Women ArticieType:Research paper ArticleType:Research paper Does size matter? Gender-based equal Gender-related boardroom dynamics: How opportunity in UK small and medium Scandinavian women make and can make enterprises contributions on corporate boards Carol Woodhams, Ben Luplon (pp. 143·169) Morten Huse, Anne Grethe Solberg (pp. 113-130) Keywords: Equal opportunities, Gender, Small to medium·sized enterprises, United Kingdom ArticleType:Research paper

Book Review Gender, Bodies and Work Author{s):Deborah Jones

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Volume 21 Issue 3 2006 Start Page: 180

Articles Where are the women in leadership In Australlll? Gender and the relationship between perceived Leonie V. Still (pp. 180-194) fairness In pay, promotion, and Job satisfaction Keywords: Australia, Boards of directors, Equal in a sub-Saharan African economy opportunities, Leadership, Women John o. Okpara (pp. 224-240) ArticleType:General review Keywords: Banking, Employment, Gender, Job satisfaction, Nigeria, Pay Gender differences and slmllarilles In ArtlcleType:Research paper judgments of trustworthiness Banu Golesorkhi (pp. 195-210) Action research to develop work-life balance in Keywords: Culture, Diversity, Gender, Trust, 8 UK university Women Liz Doherty, Simonetta Manfredi (pp. 241·259) ArticleType:Research paper Keywords: Action research, Family friendly organizations, Flexible working hours, Higher Perceptions of racism and illusions of equity education, United Kingdom, Universities Linda M. Hile (pp. 211-223) ArlicleType:Case stUdy Keywords: Black people, Managers, Race relations, Racial discrimination, Women Book Review ArtlcleType:Research paper Corporllte Soul: The Monk within the Manager Author(s):Heather Kavan • women In 129 NATURAL RESOURCES

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Cooking Reports--A Culinary Approach Mary Stuever January 2007

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Pining for Pinyon Mary Stuever October 2006

Oklahoma Fire Response Mary Stuever March 2006

Working in the "High Country" of Corinne Unger January 2006 New South Wales. in Kosciuszko National Park WOMEN-CHURCH 130 An Australian )ournal of 38 fjOTOMI'I 2006 Feminist Studies in Religion

Editors' Introduction Camille Paul and Elaine Lindsay 3

Webbing Elaine Lndsay 4

Moya Merrick With Erin White 10

Insight into the Life and Thoughts of a Muslim Woman Zelehya Keskin (with Mahsheed Ansari) 16

A [local] response to Carol Christ Deidre Michell, Susan Boulton, Lynne Sinclair-Wood and Dawn Colsey 21

Remembering Sr Maureen Flood sss A Woman of the Gospel Elizabeth Gilroy LCM 29

Weaving a Questing Spirituality Coralie Lng 31

Meeting the Goddess in Australia: A Personal Reflection Patricia Rose 36

Reviews 42 Glenys Livingstone PaGaian Cosmology: Re-inventing Earth-based Goddess Religion Lynne Hume Karen Armstrong The Spiral Staircase Margaret Knowlden

Women-Books: A Bibliography Jackie Wall 45

Poems Kathryn Hamann (pp.28 and 30)

Cartoons and Drawings Graham English (pp. 9,20,41 and back cover) Women's Health JOURNAL 131 1-2/2006 Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network

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OPINION Talking About Our Rights Means Talking About Abortion An interview with MaTte Albagly, Mouvement Fram;ais pour Ie Planning Familial 4 France Law on Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy (VIP) by Yamileth Granizo 15

NEWS & MEETINGS 19

CAMPAIGN Days of Action for Women's Lives, Health and Rights 43 May 28,2005 Broadening the Focus of the Millennium Development Goals 48 International Day of Action for Women's Health Informing,Sharing, Convening 54 November 25, 2005 Protecting Women's Health and Dignity 58 International Day Against Violence Against Women Facing Violence Together 63

PANORAMA STI/AIDS Prevention ABC (Abstain,Be Faithful, Use a Condom): Does the Message Work? by Claudia Ximena Palta, Gelber Sanchez, Marfa Elena Unigarro, Susana Pif'iacue and Wili Quintero 67

DOCUMENTS The Oracle of the Goddesses Bringing Back Female Archetypes An interview with Silvia Selowsky 91

RESOURCES 100 132

Volume 23, Issue 2 March / April 2006

3 ONE OFTHE Boys Love My Rifle More Than You: Young and Female in the U.S. Army Reviewed by Carol Burke 6 AFRICA, AS THE WOMEN TELl IT Women Wriling Alrica: West Alrica and the Sahel Reviewed by E. Frances White 8 WOMAN SUFFRAGE'S "LONG MARCH" Sisters: The Lives ofAmerica's Suffragists and Untidy Origins:A Story 01 Woman SRights in Antebefium New York Reviewed by Vivian Gornick 11 ESSAY: G£R!>WN'S "S'ENCED liBRAAV" By BeNina Brandt 13 GATHERING THE STORY The Painted Drum Reviewed by Trish Crapo 15 ESSAY: MEN "" WOMEN ARE 'ROM EARTH By Rosalind Barnett and Garyl Rivers 17 Up AND DOWN ON THE WORK-PARENTING CAROUSEL The Truth behind the Mommy Wars: Who Decides What Makes a Good Motherand Parenling andProlessing: Balancing Fami/yWork wi/h an Academic Gareer RevIewed by Heather Hewett 20 WOMEN GONE WILD Female ChauvinistPigs: Women and the Rise 01 Rauneil Cullure and Pornifled: How Pornography Is Tfansforming Our Lives, Our Relationships, and OurFamilies RevIewed by Leora Tanenbaum 22 POETRY By Emi/y Grosholl 23 CARTOON By Jennifer Camper 24 THE SECRET OF THE MISSING AUTHOR Girl Sleuth: Nancy Drew and the Women Who Created Her RevIewed byNan Cinnater 25 THE BLACK ACTOR'S DILEMMA Hattie McDaniel: Black Ambition, WI"te Hollywood Reviewed by Samantha Barbas 27 BRAZIL BEYOND THE BORDERS First World Third Class and Other Tales 01 the Global Mix Reviewed by Marguerite /tamar Harrison 28 THE POWER OF SECRETS Captain 01 the Sleepers RevIewed by Hilda Llorens 30 THE SHElTER OF EACH OTHER On Beauly Reviewed by Susan Alice Fisher 32 ON My BOOKSHELF ByGishJen 133

Volume 25, Issue 5 May / June 2006

3 GETIING OUR FAIR SHARE Getting Even: Wily Women Don't Get Paid Like Merr-and Wllat To 00 About It By Evelyn Murphy with E, J, GraN Reviewed by Alice Kessler-Harris

5 INTERVIEW: THE TAX ON BEING FEMALE Media critic Jennifer L. Pozner lalks wilh Evelyn Murphy and E,J, GraN

8 STORIES FROM THE BIG HOUSE A World Apart: Women, Prison and ute Beilind Bars By Cristina Rathbone; All Alone in tile World: Cilildren 01 tile Incarcerated By Nell Bernstein Reviewed by Jean Trounstine

11 RECONFIGURING THE WORLD Out of Joint: A Private and Public Story ofArthritis By Mary Felstiner; All in My Head: An Epic Ouest To Cure An Unrelenllng, Tolally Unreasonable, Arid Only Slightly Enlightening HEADACHE By Paula Kamen; My Body Politic By Simi Linton Reviewed by Debra Spark

13 OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE Storming Caesars Palace: How Black Motilers Fougilt Their Own War on Poverty By Annalise Orleck Reviewed by Rebecca Johnson

15 PHOTOGRAPHY: MARIA MAGDALENA CAMPOS-PONS By Florence Ladd

16 ESSAY: BOOKS MAnER By Jean Hardisty

18 FOLLOWING THE MONEY Women and tile US. BUdget: Wilere tile Money Goes and Wilat You Can 00 About It By Jane Midgley Reviewed by Randy Albelda

19 OBITUARY OCTAVIA E. BUTLER By Susanna Sturgis

20 POETRY By Laura White

21 FIELD NOTES: FiCTION By Trish Crapo

22 AN ACROBAT OF THE IMAGINATION Monologue of a Dog By Wislawa Szymborska Reviewed by Claire Keyes

24 ESSAY: YAOI 101: GIRLS LOVE "BoYs' LOVE" By Cathy Camper

27 STRANGERS TO THEMSELVES The In/reritance of Loss By Kiran Desai Reviewed by Mandira Sen

29 THE RIGHT WOMAN Pilyllis Scillafly and Grassroots Conservatism: A Woman's Crusade By Donald T. Critchlow Reviewed by Marie Shear

31 ON MY BOOKSHELF By E.J. GraN Women's Studies 134

Volume 35, Number 1 Housekeeping: \VOlucn Modernists' Writing January-February 2006 on 'Val' and Home 1 LEE RUMBARGER

Adrienne Rich and the WOIuen's Liberation Movement: A Politics of Reception 17 SUSAL"I SHERlDAN

Three Decades of Women's History 47 ELLEN CAROL DUBOlS

Poetry 65 TERRY M. DUGAN ANNEC. COON

Book Review 75 DENISE lvlACNElL

In-Brief 79

Recent Publications 83

Notes on Contributors 85 Women's Studies An Interdisciplinary Journal

Volume 35, Number 2 The Case of Marion Mahony Grifrlli and March 2006 The Gendered Nature of Discourse in Architectural History 87 ELIZABETH BIRMINGHAM

Jane Austen, The Architect: (Re)Bnilding Spaces at Mallsfield Park 125 P. KEIKO KAGAWA

"Dearest City, I am Thine": Selina Hastings' AL'cIutectural Vision 145 CYNTHIA IMOGEN HAMMOND

Reconfigming Frontier Architecture in Caroline Kirkland's Western Sketches 171 LAUKASMITH

Book Review 203 JUDITH STRONG ALBERT

In-Brief 211

Recent Publications 217

Notes on Contributors 219 Women's Studies 135

Volume 35, Number 3 Female Homosociality and the Exchange April-May 2006 of Men: Mary Robinson's JValsillgham 221 KATHERINE BlNHAMMER

Crossing Identitarian Lines: Women's Liberation andJames Baldwin's Early Essays 241 BRIAN NORivlAN

Women in Fascist Biopolitics: The Case of Olive Hawks 265 JUDYSUH

Front the Drawing ROOll1 to the Stage: Performing Sexnality in Sarall Waters's Tippillg the Velvet 285 CHERYL A. WILSON

Book Review 307 TATlA NEWART

In Bdef 311

Recent Pnblications 319

Notes on Contributors 321 Women's Studies

Volume 35, Number 4 Exanlining the 'Vet Nurse: Breasts, Power, June 2006 and Penetration in Victorian England 323 MELISA KLIMASZEWSKI

Behveen Theories and Life-Writings: Feminist Daughters Communicating Desires Across Generational Differences 347 SUSAN DRIVER

Challenging the Biological: The Fantasy of Male Birth as a Nineteenth-Century Narrative of Ethical Failure 375 GALlA BENZIMAN

Sewing in Concord 397 PETER STONELEY

Book Reviews 413 JUDITH STRONG ALBERT

In Bdef 419

Recent Publications 427

Notes on Contdbutors 429 136

Isls-Women's International Cros-s Cultural Exchange Impact of Religious conflicts on the lives of women: The case of the Angwan Bijeh Community of Kaduna State, Nigeria 3

The Ghosts of Chimurenga? Violence against the Women of Zimbabwe 8

Violation of women's rights through domestic violence: The Case of Sierra Leone 12

The situation of women's human rights in Ethiopia 17

The Bleeding that Never Stops: The situation of women's human rights in Nigeria 22

Violence against women in Liberia: A Situation Report 26

The women's human rights . situation in Nepal: Oppression under armed conflict situation 29

Violation of th'erights ot women: Female Genital, Mutilation in Somaliland 34

The Dearth in Constitutional Guarantees: Conflict and marginalisation ot, women in India .36 Women's Writing 137

Volume 13 Number 1 March 2006 Special Editor: Joanna Moody

Cover Illustration :"1 am into a private comer of the garden", Frontispiece, from the engraving by TIlOmas Stothard, in Samuel Richardson, Clarissa,Vol. III, Chapman and Hall, 1902. In the possession of Joanna Moody.

Introduction Jomllla Moody 1 Scripting a FemaleVoice; Women's Epistolary Rhetoric in Sixteenth-Century Letters of Petition James Daybell 3 Women's Petitionary Letters and Early Seventeenth-CenturyTreason Triab Alison 1110me 21 Piety and Sociability in Early Modem Women's Letters Mary Morrissey and Gillian Wright 38 Murder she Wrote? The Real and Imagined Letters of Mary Blandy Clare Bra1lt 51 Revolutionary Correspondence: Reading Catharine Macaulay and Mercy Otis Warren Kate Davies 62 Writing from the Asyllun: Martha Shakespear Lloyd at the Linguistic Limits of Eighteenth-Century Femininity Carol Per(1) 83 The Body and the Decent Inner Self: Letters by Julie Bj6rckegren, Wife of a Swedish Mayor, 1789-91 Tilda Maria ForseIius 103 "Perfect Reciprocity": Salon Culhne and Epistolary Conversations Nicole PoM 119

Book Reviews 137 • YALE JOURNAL OF • 138 LAW AND FEMINISM

VOLUME EIGHTEEN. NUMBER ONE. 2006

Contents

Article

Beyond Nomos andNarrative: Unconverted AntinolIlianism in the Work ofSusan Howe Marie Ashe I

Symposium: Sex for Sale

Letter from the Sexfor Sale Symposium Committee , 61

Harassment ofSex(y) Workers: Applying Title VII to Sexualized Industries Ann C. McGinley 65

Prostitution, Trafficking, and Cultural Amnesia: What We Must Not Know in Order To Keep the Business ofSexual Exploitation Running Smoothly 109

Trafficked? Filipino Hostesses in Tokyo's Nightlife Industry Rhacel Salazar Parreftas 145

The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Women and Girls: A Survivor Service Provider's Perspective Nanna Hotaling, Kristie Miller and Elizabeth Trudeau 181

Sexualized Advocacy: The Ascendant Backlash Against Female Lawyers ..... Kathleen A. Bergin 191

Sex and Work Vicki Schultz 223

Queens ofAnal, Double, Triple, and the Gang Bang: Producing AsianJAmerican Feminism in Pornography Celine Parrefias Shimizu 235

The Danger ofProtecting Our Children: Government Porn Regulation Threatens Alternative Representations and Doesn't Save Kids Tristan Taonnino 277

The White Man's Burden: Gonzo Pornography and the Construction ofBlack Masculinity 283

On Gay Porn Michael Lucas 299

Keynote Address Money, Power, and Sex VivianaA. Zelizer 303