The Univers ty of W scons n System
Feminist Periodicals
A current listing of contents
WOMEN'S STUDIES
Volume 27, Number 4, Fall 2007 Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard LIBRARIAN Women's Studies Librarian Feminist Periodicals A current listing ofcontents
Volume 27, Number 4 (Fall 2007)
Periodical literature is the cutting edge ofwomen's scholarship, feminist theory, and much ofwomen's culture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents is pUblished by the Office of the University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing pUblic awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast ofcurrent topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist 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 feminist journals are reproduced in each issue of 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 fUlitext 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 Lisf of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky and compiled 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 the State Historical Society of Wisconsin.
University of Wisconsin System users: To locate these periodicals within the UW System, do a UW System/Universal Borrowing search from your campus catalog (labeled variously "Other Libraries," "More Libraries," "Other Catalogs," "Other UW Catalogs," etc.) If information on actual holdings (volumes and issues) is not in the records retrieved, contact the Reference Department for each library of interest:
Eau Claire, (715) 836-3858, [email protected], hllp:llwww.uwec.edu/Library/askus.htm
Green Bay, (920) 465-2303, [email protected], hllp:llwww.uwgb.edullibrary/reference/qp.html
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Superior, (715) 394-8512, hllp:lllibrary.uwsuper.edu/services/forms/reference.htm
Whitewater, (262) 472-1032, hllp:lllibrary.uww.edu/subjecliaskwLhtm
Colleges, find the college and contact information on hllp:llwww.uwc.edu/library/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://Womenst.library.wisc. edu Compiler: Heather Shimon. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications of the Office of the UW-Sys tem 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 (2007): Wisconsin sub scriptions: $8.25 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $15 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $16 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $22.50 (libraries or other organizations). Out-of-state sUbscriptions: $30 (indiv. & women's programs), $55 (inst.). This fee covers most pUblications of the Office, including Feminist Collections, Feminist Periodicals, and New Books on Women & Feminism. Wisconsin subscriber amounts include state tax (except UW organizations amount). Subscribers outside the U.S., please add postage ($13 - surface, Canada; $15 - sur face, elsewhere; $25.00 - air, Canada; $55 - air, elsewhere). Subscription rates will increase in 2008; please inquire.
© Regents of the University of Wisconsin System 2007. AWlS MAGAZINE AGENDA: EMPOWERING WOMEN FOR GENDER EQUITY 1. 1971. 1. 1987. 2. 4lyear. 2. 4lyear. 3. $60. 3. Americas: $61; RepUblic of South Africa: R210 (special 4. AWlS, 1200 New York Ave" N.W., Suite 650, indiv.), R220 (indiv.), R310 (Inst.); Southern Africa: R440; Washington, DC 20005 [email: [email protected][website: UK/Europe/other African States: £41. hllp://www.awis.orglpubslmag.htmlj. 4. PO Box 61163, Bishopsgate 4008, Republic of South 5. Nicole Kresge. Africa (email: [email protected]] [website: hllp:I/www. 7. ISSN 1057-5839. agenda.org.za]. 8. OCLC 23747329. 5. Editorial Advisory Board. 11. "AWlS is commilled to the achievement of equity and fuli 6. [email: [email protected]]. participation of women in all areas of science and 7. ISSN 1013-0950. technoI09Y·" 8. OCLC 25255461. 11. "Agenda strives for empowering women for gender AFFILlA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL WORK equity." 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Dedicated to "the task of eliminating discrimination and oppression, especially with ASIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES respect to gender, but including race, ethnicity, class, 1. 1995. age, disability, and sexual and affectional preference as 2. 4lyear. weil." 3. $50 (Indiv.), $115 (Inst.). Outside Korea: add $20 postage. AFRICAN JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH 4. Asian Ctr. far Women's Studies, Ewha Woman's Univ., 1. 1997. #11-1 Daehyun-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul 120-750, 2. 3/year. Korea [email: [email protected]] [website: hllp:1I 3. Nigeria: N3,000; African-based: $90 (indiv.), $100 (inst.); ewhawoman.or.kr/aewseng}. elsewhere: $100 (indiv.), $125 (inst.). 5. CHANG Pilwha. 4. African Journal of Reproductive Health, 4 Alofoje Ave., 7. ISSN 1225-9276. Off Uwasota St., PO Box 10231, Ugbowo, Benin City, 8. OCLC 33094607. Edo State, Nigeria [email: [email protected]) [website: 9. Alternative Press Index; Current Contents: Social & http://www.wharc.org). 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The journal strives to provide a forum for African Sookmyung Women's Univ., 52 Hyachangwon·gil, authors, as weH as others working in Africa, ta share Youngsan-ku, Seoul, 140-742, Korea [email: findings on all aspects of reproductive health, and to [email protected]) [website: htlp:llaslanfem. disseminate innovative, relevant, and useful information sookmyung. ae. krIe ng Iish/jou rna I. htm). on reproductive health throughout the continent" 5. Jaelim Oh. 7. ISSN 1225-925X.
Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fa1/2007) Page Iii 8. OCLC 7673725, 36782501. BERKELEY JOURNAL OF GENDER, LAW & JUSTICE 9. Alternative Press Index; Current Conlents: Social and 1. 1986. Formerly titled Berkeley Women's Law Journal. Behavioral Sciences; IOWA Guide; Social Sciences 2. 1/year. Citation Index. 3. $9 (student), $18 (indiv.), $44 (insl.). Outside U.S.: add 10. GenderWatch. $15 postage. 11. Asian Women seeks ''to present various perspectives 4. Publications Coordinator. 421 North Addition, Boalt Hall and raise important issues in women's studies" and School of law, Univ. of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, wishes "to serve as a communication channel between CA 94720-7200 [website: http://www.boall.orgfbwlj). researchers in Asia and in Western countries." 5. "Editor." 6. 491 Simon Hall, Boalt Hall School of law, Univ. of ATLANTIS California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720 [emaii: bwij@ 1. 1975. socrates.berkeley.edu). 2. 2/year. 7. ISSN 0882-4312. 3. U.S.: US$25 (studenUindiv. new subscriber), US$40 8. OCLC 11830558. (indiv. renewing subscriber), U8$65 (lost.); Canada: 9. Alternative Press Index; Annotated Guide to Women's CN$20 (studenVindiv. new subscriber), CN$35 (lndiv. Periodicals; Current Index to legal Periodicals. renewing subscriber), CN$60 (inst.); elsewhere: U8$30 10. lexis -Nexis Academic Universe. (studenUindiv. new subscriber), U8$45 (indiv. renewing 11. "Berkeley Journal of Gender, Law & Justice, a subscriber), US$70 (insl.). continuation of the Berkeley Women's Law Journal, is 4. Inst. for the Study ofWomen, Mount Saint Vincent Univ" guided by an editorial pollcy which distinguishes us from 166 Bedford Hwy., Halifax, Nova Scotia B3M 2J6, other law reviews and feminist journals. Our mandate is Canada (email: [email protected]) (website: http://'MVW. to publish research, analysis. narrative, theory, and msvu.ca/atlantis]. commentary that address the lives and struggles of 5. Franca lacovetla, Rhoda ZUk. underrepresented women. We believe that excellence in 7. ISSN 0702-7818. feminist legal scholarship requires critical examination of 8. OCLC 3409640. the intersection of gender with one or more other axes of 9. Alternative press, Canadian, history, language/literary, subordination, inclUding, but not limited to, race, class, multicultural, political science, and women's studies sexual orientation, and disability. Therefore discussions indexes. that treat women as a monolithic group do not fall within 11. "Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journal devoted to critical our mandate. Because conditions of inequality are and creative writing in English or French on the topic of continually changing, our mandate is continually women. Contains scholarly articles, review essays, book evolving." reviews, art and poetry." BITCH: FEMINIST RESPONSE TO POP CULTURE AUSTRALIAN FEMINiST STUDIES 1. 1996. 1. 1985. 2. 4/year. 2. 3/year. 3. 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Page iv Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fall 2007) 4. PO Box 882554, San Francisco, CA 94188 (email: CAMERA OBSCURA [email protected](websile: htlp:1I 1. 1976. www.BooksToWatchOutFor.comj. 2, 3lyear. 5. Carol Seajay. 3, $20 (sludenl), $30 (indiv.), $114 (inst.). 6. (email: [email protected]. 4. Duke Univ. Press, Journals Fulfillment, 905 W. Main St., 8, OCLC 55112914 Sle, 18B, Durham, NC 27701 (email: subscrlptlons@ 11, "Books 10 Walch Oul For! (The Lesbian Edition) dukeupress,eduj (websile: htlp:lfwww,dukeupress,edul celebrates the range and diversity of lesbian writing from cameraobscura}. literary ficUon to escapism by reviewing the books, 5. Editorial Collective. covering the publishing news, and increasing the 6. Camera Obscura, Dept. of Film and Media Studies, Univ. readership and information network for lesbian literature, of California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106-4010 (email: thus positively impacting the sales and publish·ability of [email protected] lesbian works, both fiction and non·fiction, literary and 7, ISSN 0270-5346; eieclronic ISSN 1529·1510, other genres. n 8, OCLC 4818143. 9. Alternative press, film, humanities, teleVision, and BRIDGES: A JEWISH FEMINIST JOURNAL women's studies indexes. 1. 1990. 10. Contemporary Women's Issues, EBSCO (various 2. 2/year. products), GendeiWatch, General Reference Ctr. Goid 3. $34 (indiv.), $56 (inst.), Outside U.S.: add $10,50 sunace (Gale Group), lngenta, Lexis-Nexis Academic Selected postage, $18 airmail. Fun Text, Swetswise. 4. Journals Div., Indiana Voiv. Press, 601 N. Morton St., 11. Film theory and history; feminist theory; psychoanalytic Bloominglon, IN 47404 (email: [email protected] theory; Marxist theory; pholography; video and (website: htlp:ifwww.iupjournals,orgibridgesj. performance. 5, Clare Kinberg, 6. Bridges, 4860 Washlenaw Ave" Sle, 1-165, Ann Arbor, CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE LAW MI48108 (email: [email protected] (websile: 1, 1985. http://inseribe. iup ress. org/loi/bri). 2. 2/year. 7, ISSN 1046·8358, 3, CN$20 (sludenUlow income), CN$40 (indiv,), CN$70 8. OCLC 20542141, (insl.). Outside Canada: add CN$12 poslage. 9. Index to Jewish Periodicals; Jewish Abstracts. 4. Univ. of Toronto Press, Journals Div., 5201 Dufferin St., 11. "The editors bring to Bridges a commitment that Toronto, Ontario M3H 5T8, Canada (email: journals@ combines traditional Jewish values of justice and repair utpress.utoronto.ca] [website: http://~.ulpjournals. of the world with insights honed by the feminist, lesbian comlcjwUcjwl.hlmlj, and gay movements." 5, Editorial Collective. 6. Editors, Canadian Journal of Women and the Law, BUST: FOR WOMEN WITH SOMETHING TO GET OFF Osgoode Hall Law School, Yorl< Univ., 4700 Keele THEIR CHESTS Sl.,Toronto, Ontario M3J 1P3, Canada (email: cjwl@ 1. 1993, osgoode.yorku.ca). 2. 6lyear. 7. ISSN 0832-8781; electronic ISSN 1911-0235. 3, U,S.: $19.95; Canada: $29.95; elsewhere: $39,95, 8, OCLC 13902155, 4, BUST SUbscriptions, PO Box 16775, North Hollywood, 9. Canadian, legal, and women's stUdies indexes. CA 91615·9272 (email: [email protected] 10. Hein Online. (website: htlp:lfwww,busl.comj. 11. "CJWL is the only Canadian legal periodical dedicated to 5. Debbie Stoller, providing in-depth, feminist analysis of legal issues of 6, BUST Submissions, PO Box 1016, Cooper Slation concern to women." New York, NY 10276 (email: [email protected], 7, ISSN 1089-4713. CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIESILES CAHIERS DE LA 8. OCLC 32952095, FEMME 11. "With an attitude that is fierce, funny and proud to be 1. 1978. female, Bust tells the truth about women's lives and 2. 4/year, presents a female perspective on pop culture." 3, CN$38.16 (indlv,), CN$53 (inst.), Outside Canada: add CN$20 postage, CALYX 4. Canadian Woman Studies, 210 Founders College, York 1. 1976. Univ" 4700 Keele SI" Toronlo, Ontario M3J 1P3, 2. 3lyear. Canada (email: [email protected]](website: htlp:llwww. 3. $19,50 (low income), $23 (indlv,), $29 (Insl.). yorku.calcwscf]. Canada/Mexico: add $13 postage; oulside U,S,ICanadal 5. Luciana Ricciutelli. Mexico: add $23 poslage. 7. ISSN 0713-3235. 4, PO Box B, Corvallis, OR 97339-0539 (email: calyx@ 8. OCLC 9951504, proaxis,com] (website: htlp:ifwww.calyxpress.org]. 10. Canadian Periodical Index; Women's Studies 5. Editorial Collective. International, Women's Studies Index. 7, ISSN 0147-1627. 11, nCWS/cris a bilingual, interdisciplinary, feminist journal 8. OCLC 3114927. that brings exciting scholarship about women to non~ 9. American Humanities Index; The Annual Index to Poetry scholars, broadcasts our diverse experiences and in Periodicals; The Index of American Periodical Verse. bridges the gap between Canada's languages and 11. "Calyx publishes literature and art by women. It exists to cultures." nurture women's creativity through the Wide promotion and publication of women's finest work:' COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF GENDER AND LAW 1. 1991, 2. Irregular.
Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n,4, Fali 2007) Page v 3. $20 (student), $40 (indiv.), $50 (pubiic Interest org.), $65 stage in their careers, with or without academic (in st.). Outside U.S.: add $10 poslage. affiliation." 4. Columbia Journal of Gender and Law, 435 W. 1161h St., New York, NY 10027-7297 [email: [email protected]. DIFFERENCES: A JOURNAL OF FEMINIST CULTURAL edu) (websile: h"p:/lwww.columbla.edu/cu/jgl). STUDIES 5. Editorial Collective. 1. 1989. 7. ISSN 1062·6220. 2. 3/year. 8. OCLC 24786087. 3. $20 (sludent), $35 (indiv.), $114 (inst.). Canada: add $10 9. Wilson's Index to Legal Periodicals. poslage; outside U.S.lCanada: add $13 postage. 10. GenderWatch, lexis·Nexis Academic Universe. 4. Duke Univ. Press, Journals Fulfillment, 905 W. Main St., 11. "Columbia Journal of Gender and Law was founded 10 Sle. 18B, Durham, NC 27701 [email: sUbscrlptions@ publish legal and interdisciplinary writings on feminism dukeupress.edu) (website: h"p:llwww.dukeupress.edu/ and gender issues and 10 expand feminist jurisprudence. differences). Both national and international in focus, JGL is intended 5. Ellen Rooney, Naomi Schor, Elizabeth Weed. to serve as a forum for topics inadequately addressed in 6. Differences, Box 1958, Brown Univ" Providence, RI most law journals and reviews, induding issues 02912 [email: [email protected]. concerning women, children, family, sexuality, 7. ISSN 1040-7391. reproductive rights, and violence. The articles in JGL 8. OCLC 18507940. approach legal issues from a variety of disciplines. We 9. Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; aim to promote an expansive view of feminism Women's Studies International; Women's Studies Index. embracing women and men of all colors, classes, sexual 10. Contemporary Women's Issues, Dow Jones Interactive, orientations, and cultures." EBSCO (various products), GenderWatch, General Reference Center Gold (Gale Group), Humanities Full CRITICAL HALF Text (Wilson), InroTrac (Gale Group), Ingenta, Lexis· 1. 2003 (electronic journal). Nexis Academic Selected Full Text, literature Resource 2. 2lyear. Cenler (Gale Group), Project MUSE, ProQuest, 3. No subscription fee. Swetswise. 4. {website: hltp:/Iwww.womenfofINomen.org/repubbiannual. 11. "Differences is affiliated with the Pembroke Center for htm). Teaching and Research on Women, a nonprofit
5. "Editor. D educational organization, at Brown University. The 6. [email: [email protected]). journal brings together culluralstUdies and feminism and 11. "Since 2003, Critical Half, the bi-annual academic journal aims to provide a forum for an examination of cultural of Women for Women International, has presented politics and discursive practices informed by feminist various perspectives on economic, social, and political criticism." issues as they relate to women in international development and conflict and post-conflict societies. The EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES journal aims to raise awareness and spark debate among 1. 1994. a variety of audiences about the importance of women's 2. 4/year. participation in development and reconstruction, and to 3. $90/£50 (indiv.); $7291£405 (insl.). discuss the unique contributions that women can make to 4. North America: Sage Publications, 2455 Telier Rd., these processes." Thousand Oaks, CA 91320 [email: journals@sagepub. com); Europe: Sage Publications, 1 Oliver's Yard, 55 City CRITICAL MATRIX: THE PRINCETON JOURNAL OF Rd., London EC1Y lSP, Uniled Kingdom (email: WOMEN, GENDER, AND CULTURE [email protected])(website: h"p:llejw. 1. 1985. sagepub.com). 2. 2/year. 5. Kathy Davis, Mary Evans. 3. $20 (student), $25 (Indiv.), $30 (inst.). Canada/Mexico: 6. Hazel Johnstone, EJWS, Gender Inst., LSE, Houghton add $6.50 postage; outside U.S.lCanada/Mexlco: add SI., London WC2A 2AE, United Kingdom [email: ejws@ $9.50 poslage. IS6.ac.uk); book reviews: Ann Phoenix [email: 4. Critical Matrix, Program in the Study of Women and a.a.phoenix@open,ac.uk). Gender, 113 Dickinson Hall, Princeton Univ., Princeton, 7. ISSN 1350-5068; eleclronic tSSN 1461·7420. NJ 08544 [email: [email protected]) (website: 8. OCLC 30758367. hllp:/Iwww.princeton.edu/~prowomlCMJ. 9. Current contents, humanities, political science, social 5. "Editor." science, and women's studies indexes. 7. ISSN 1066-288X. 10. EBSCO (various products), Highwire Press, In genta, 8. OCLC 13313631. OClC FirstSearch ECO, Swelswise. 9. MLA International Bibliography, Women's Studies 11. European Journal of Women's StUdies is a major International. international forum for original scholarship at the cutting 10. Contemporary Women's Issues, edge of Women's Studies. The journal's main focus is 11. "Cn'tical Matrix is a forum for research, criticism, theory, the complex theoretical and empirical relationship and creative work in feminism and gender studies. between women and the particular, and diverse, context Seeking connections among academic, creative, and of Europe. As well as publishing articles, the journal political approaches to gender, Critical Matrix brings inclUdes short topical and polemical pieces and book together written and visual materials that explore, reviews. redefine, or reach across tradilional disciplinary boundaries, Edited by graduate students, guided by an FEMINISM & PSYCHOLOGY advisory board of naUonally recognized scholars, and 1. 1991. pUblished twice yearly by the Program in Women's 2. 4/year. Studies at Princeton University, Critical Matrix solicits 3. $90/£50 (Indiv.), $774/£430 (Inst.). new work by authors from mUfliple disciplines, at any
Page vi Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fal/2007) 4. North America: Sage PUblications, 2455 Teller Rd., 6. Feminist Economics, MS~9 Rice Univ., PO Box 1892, Thousand Oaks, CA 91320 [email: journals@ Houston, TX 77251-1892 [email: feministeconomics@ sagepub.com]; Europe: Sage PUblications, 1 Oliver's rice.edu); books for review: Cheryl R. Doss, Books Yard, 55 City Rd., London EC1Y 1SP, United Kingdom Review Ed., Yale Univ., Inti. Relations Program, PO Box [email: [email protected] [website: http:// 208206, 34 Hillhouse Ave., New Haven, CT 06520-8206 fap.sagepub.com]. (email: [email protected][website: http://www. 5. Virginia Braun, Nicole Gavey, Sue Wilkinson. feministeconomics.org). 6. Dept. of Psychology, The Univ. of Auckland, Private Bag 7. ISSN 1354-5701. 92019, Auckland, New Zealand [email: feminism. 8. OCLC 32729633. [email protected]]: book reviews: Rose 9. 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The feminist movement has studies, with attention to the historical, philosophical, demonstrated that the study of women is more than a cultural, social, political, and economic dimensions and compensatory project. Instead, feminism has the analysis of sites including print and electronic media, film potential fundamentally to reshape the way we view the and the arts, and new media technologies. The journal world. We wish not just to interpret women's experiences invites contributions from feminist researchers working but to change women's condition. For us, feminist across a range of disciplines and conceptual thought represents a transformation of consciousness, perspectives. Feminist Media Studies offers a unique social forms, and modes of action." intellectual space bringing together scholars, professionals and activists from around the world to FEMINIST TEACHER engage with feminist issues and debates in media and 1. 1984. communication. 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Jan Wolff Bensdorf ...... 395 Maillstreamillg Midwives: The Politics ofChallge by Robbie Davis-Floyd and Christine Barba Johnson Rebecca Bonanno ...... 396 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, 11. 4, Fall 2007) Page 1 issue 73 2007 2 EDITORIAL 78 POETRY Kristin Palitza The City Empties Itself Kylie Thomas 4 ARTICLE Biopolitics, climate change and water security: 79 ARTICLE impact, vulnerability and adaptation issues for Women, food and biopolitics: gender debates women for Southern Africa Nidhi Tandoll Lliane Loots 18 POETRY 92 POETRY The African Village Borehole Tall woman taking up space Mary 0 Tandon Helene Strauss 21 BRIEFING 93 OPEN FORUM Rural agriculture: Where do poor women Wasting women - the biopolitics of waste and farmers stand? women Nombulelo Slqwana-Ndulo Muna Lakhani 32 POETRY 102 FOCUS This land for development Pathways of song: Rs-voicing women's Berenice Makani-Mausomi landscapes in the Maputaland borderlands Angela Impey 33 FOCUS Framing genetically modilied crops: where do 117 POETRY women fit into the pictureI For Your Drinking Pleasure Sky Croeser Jackie Mondi 46 PERSPECTIVE 118 PROFILE A death in Durban: Capitalist patriarchy, global Women in the environmental justice sector; warming gimmickry and OUf responsibility for Why is it always white men who speak? rubbish Bobby Peek Patrick Bond and Rehana Dada 126 IN BRIEFS 57 POETRY Green Denise Handlarski 134 OPINION The shoplifting of the seed: women, biopolitics 58 FOCUS and poverty Stuck in the middle: Women and the struggle Lara Reddy lor survival in the oil-degraded Niger Delta Edlyne Anugwom 140 POETRY Your child could be next 69 POETRY David Kapp Market-driven! Helga Jansen 141 BOOK REVIEW The Violence of the Green Revolution: 70 PERSPECTIVE Third World Agriculture, Ecology and Politics The struggle for water: The river (Umngeni) we Rene Smith have lost to the dam IInandal Duduzile Khumalo 146 ABOUT AGENDA FEMINIST MEDIA Page 2 Feminist Pedodicals (v.27, n.4, Fa" 2007) Asian Journal of Women's Studies Volume 13, Number 3 2007 CONTENTS Chao-ju CHEN 7 The Difference that Differences Make: Asian Feminism and the Politics of Difference Stella OH 37 Distance, Desire, and "Diseuse!): Conceptualizing Diasporic Identities in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's Dicfee Carrie Iiu CURRIER 71 RedefIning 'Labor' in Beijing: Women's Attitudes on Work and Reform RESEARCH NOTE KIM Sun Uk 109 Gender Equality Legislation in Korea BOOK REVIEW Shonroeeka KAUL 132 Everydqy LJves, Everydqy Histories: Beyond the Kings and Brahmanas of 'Andent' India, Uma Chakravarti, Tulika Books, 2006 PARK Mi Sun 140 Tell This Silence: Asian American Women Writers and the Polt,irs of Speech, Patti Duncan, Iowa: University of Iowa Press, 2004 ABOUT THE CONfRIBUTORS 146 Feminis! Periodicels (v.27, n.4, Fe"" 2007) Page 3 Research Institute of Asian Women Sookmyung Women's University Asian Women Contents Fall 2007 Vol. 23 No.3 Special Theme· Gender and the Dlaspora II Introduction: Gender and the Diaspora II Rebecca N. Mbuh 1 Veiled Voices: Women's Fiction in Afghanistan Faridtlilah Bezhaf' 5 Migration and Racialized Identity Formation: Young-Hwa Hong 31 Skilled Korean Immigrant Women in the Cilnadian labour Market Honour and the Violation of It in the Netherlands and Peter A. de Hoog 55 Japan: A Comparison of Two Variants of a Social Phenomenon Articles Struggle fot Pattial Mutual Recognition Yuan/ang Dai 73 Korean Female Humanistic Counselors' Experience of EUfIJtln Joo 89 Counseling Practice Etlnjee Joo Page 4 Feminist Periodice's (v.27. n.4, Fall 2007) Introduction franca laeorella and Rhoda iuk 3 Introduction to Labouring feminism Thematic Atlantis 32.1, 2007 Cluster Ruth feny 5 Le diveloppement de I'identite feminine chez 79 (Re)Producing family: Women Surviving the fran\oise de Graffigny : Cinie et lellres dune Holocaust Nrurienne ielda Abramson lIariin Kaplan 89 . Maintaining an Influence 14 "Not Even a Hospital": Abortion and Identity Heidi IIdJonald Tension in Margaret Atwood's Surfacing (inth Gault LABOURING FEMINISM THEMATIC CLUSTER 25 Keeping Secrets, Telling Lies: fictions of the 100 "They Said the Course Would Be Wasted Artist and Author in the Novels of Margaret Atwood On Me Because I Was AGirl" Ellen lIeWi/liams Rhonda Hinther 34 Mothering Sons: Stories by findley, Hodgins III "An Unlikely Collection of Union Militants" and Macleod Uncover the Mother's Double Voice Susana lIiranda laurie Kruk 122 Balancing Equality for the Post-War Woman jennifer Stephen 45 WOMEN'S STUDIES IN Focus Infusing feminism: A Discussion of Methodology, 133 "A Special Breed" Pedagogy, and Praxis - Introduction Cynthia loeh·Drake 46 Wherefore Art Thou feminism? Vicki J. Hallett 144 "Is it True What They Say about Models?" laila Haidarali 47 Action Research Methodology: The Possibilities and Pitfalls for SlUdents 156 Missing Women: Recovering and Replacing Enuly ran der lIeulen female Activists mAustralian Labour History (a/hy Brigden 49 Edging Toward the Middle: finding Praxis Within the femmist Academy COMMUNITY VOICES lIay friedman 167 Women's Labours in the Caribbean lIichele A. johnson 50 Pride in the Classroom: Sexuality and Gender Identity Politics 178 Contributors' Guidelines Diana Gibaldi 179 Directrices aux collaboratrices et collaborateurs 52 Experience: Some Considerations on the Role it Plays in feminist Pedagogy 181 Call for Submissions/Appel d'artides Claire (arter 182 Order form 56 When Black feminism Meets Canadian Women's 5tudies jessica Ringrose 68 Can The Third Wave Speak? jennifer Henderson Fem;nist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fa1/2007) Page 5 Australian Feminist Studies Volume 22 Number 54 November 2007 Editorial Mary Spongberg 365 Obituary Norma Rella Grieve (1925-2006): Psychologist, Feminist and Activist 367 Patricia Grimshaw Articles A Women's Place? Women in the Victorian Trades Hall Council from the 1880s to the 1990s 369 Cathy Brigden Disrupting Masculinities: Women Engineers and Engineering Workplace Culture 385 Wendy Bastalich, Suzanne Franzway, Judith Gill, Julie Mills and Rhonda Sharp Seventies Chronology, Part I, 1970-1972 401 Sue Wills Review Article Figuring the Uncanny 409 Marita Bullock Reviews Framed: Women in Law and Film by Orit Kamir 413 Katherine Biber Companion to women's historical writing edited by Mary Spongberg, Barbara Caine, and Ann Curthoys 415 Deirdre Coleman Notes on Contributors 417 Volume Contents and Author Index, Volume 22, 2007 418 Page 6 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fa1/2007) FALL.07 l\ ISSUE No.37 FEATURES 34i MULTIPLY AND CONQUER How to have 17 children and still believe in Jesus BV KATE DIXON 401 DOUBLE VISION Can two artists share one body? BY J.B. RABIN 481 BIRITE Jennifer Baumgardner on the evolution ofbisexual politics INTERVIEW BY MEG DALY 521 THE BEST INTENTIONS Intentional communities are thriving. Why won't the media get on board? BY ANNA CLARK 581 DO NOT WANT The asexual revolution gets organized BY KL PEREIRA 641 INTERROGATING DISSENT Coco Fusco on the art and politics of terror INTERVIEW BY HAWA ALLAN 701 VIRGIN TERRITORY Hanne Blank talks wayward wives and mystical maidens in her new book BY IRIS BLASI Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, 0.4, Fell 2007) Page 7 It's... BookS (,0 \,Vof,d. Out, fOI'!T\' More Books for Women Volume 3 Number 6, 2007 In This Issue ... News Books • Letter from the Publisher • Ann Christophersen • Letter from the Editor • Linda Bubon • Big Award News • Chelscy Clammcr • Authors & Lit Online • Mary Ellen Kavanaugh • Suzanne Corson • New in Paperback • Mysteries • For the Kids It's... nooks t,o\V\lf.d. Out, l:'ol·!'\1 The Lesbian Edition Volume 4 Number 4, 2007 In This Issue... News Books • Letter from the Publisher • Fiction • Letter from the Editor • Lesbian Lives • Ollr Literature Online • More Nonfiction • InsightOut Book Club: Out • The Crime Scene • Literary Gift Idea • LOBT Book Rental • Awards • Passings • Calls for Submissions Volume 4 Supplement 2 June I, 2007 • Lambda Literary Award Winners 2006 Page 8 Feminist Periodicals (v. 21, n.4, Fall 2007) A JEWISH FEMINIST JOURNAL Volume 12 • Number 2. Autumn 2007 G'SHARIM I a"w~ I BRIKN IljJ":l I PUENTES I DUJN'l:J FROM THE EDITORS Lisa DordaI TELLING STORIES, LISTENING. FOR A THE LIES THAT SAVE Us 60 CHANGE 1 Jlldith Arcana NATIONAL AND PUBLIC 61 LETTER Tal Nitza" ON MEMORY, NARRATIVE AND IN THE TIME OF CHOLERA 63 FORGIVENESS I REMEMBER ETTY HILLESUM 65 Racllel Tzvia Back 6 TORN 67 POETRY GRACE 69 Judith Arcana Anne Kleiman, translation by Yosefa Raz WHENEVER I COME TO IT 9 To THE SAN FRANCISCO DELEGATES 70 Lenore Weiss Lenore Weiss POEM IN 'I\vo MOOD SWINGS 11 GOSSIP 74 FOR IRENA KLEPFISZ 14 IN THE SHADOW OF THE MIDDLE EAST 76 Lynn StrotJgin ESSAY LIV SONNET 16 LVII 17 WE ARE ALL HERB: FACING HISTORY IN BuffLindau LITHUANIA Ellen Cassedy 77 CHLOE'S BAT MITZVAH 18 ApPLE PIE ON PASSOVER OR DISPARATE ART PARTS TOO POTENT TO IGNORE 21 Juditll Block Solomon Renee Ruderman MEZZUZAH SERIES 86 M, BOMBARDIER 23 THE MATTRESS 25 ESSAYS ESSAYS CHOOSING TO ASK THE HARD QUESTIONS: THOUGHTS ON ApPROACHING THE ISRAELI THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY PALESTINIAN CONFLICT Helw Mintz 26 Rebecca Subar 91 JEWISH? HERITAGE? IN POLAND? LISTENING TO THE OTHER: STORYTELLING Erica Lehrer with visual designs by AND CONFLICT IN THE "REAL WORLD" Hannah Smotrich 36 Noa Baum 101 MEMOIR MEMOIR THE DOWRY Ellie Barbara'" 42 SPARED ANOTHER DAY Slwlamit Lotate 108 POETRY Sore Shabes, hltroduction twd translation by FICTION Hinde Erla Bllrstin THE DAY I WASN'T JEWISH MENER ZOGN/MEN SAY 44 Diana Anhalt 110 Jennifer Burd THE GATES ARE CLOSING HUNGER ADDRESSES HER IN MWLIFE 50 Bet" Camp 117 WORK-IN-PROGRESS 52 REVIEW LUNA!BECAUSE 54 THE JEWISH BOOK OF DAYS: A COMPA!'\WN SteverJ R. Weiner FOR ALL SEASONS BY JILL HAMMER THE BOOK OF RUTH AND THE LUNAR Tova Stabin 120 CALENDAR 56 125 BACKRUB 58 CONTRIBUTORS Femlnisl Pen·odlcals (v.27, n.4, Fa1/2007) Page 9 ISSUE 47, OCT/NOV 2007 BUslFOR WOM£1\i WITH SOMETHING TO GET OFF THEIR CHESTS 56 FREE TO BE ME AND YOU 70 VELOCITY GIRL 78 PERFECT ATTENDANTS Miranda July dares us not to E.V. Day's art is blowin' up. Stewardesses fight for their make her cry. By Lisa Butterworth By Emily McCombs rights in-flight. By Molly Simms 64 LOVE, INDIAN STYLE 76 CALL ME 84 DARK SHADOWS looking to get married? Deborah Harry phones home. For gothically good fashion, That can be arranged. By Wendy McClure just add soap. Photos by By Katherine Goldstein Oanielle St. Laurent, styling by JenlliLee (Continued, next page) Page 10 Feminist Pedodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fall 2007) (Bust v.47, October-November 2007 continued) JI,,! j 6 r~:'th' i ,)(\i'1 8 tlr:;p .';IlS { 11 "~"" ',L.'; Danica McKellar puts two and two togelher; TlC SPillS off Kal Von 0: Ihe rock 'n' roll drama of Stanly [yed Mama; and more. 12 Hot Dates Get in, get on with it, and get out. By Emily Rems 14 Pop Quiz Saying good·bye to Tammy faye. By Emily Rems 20 She·bonics Margaret Cho, Ellen Barkin, Katie Courie, Anne Halhaway, and [mma Watson gel their gab on. By Whllney Dwire 21 Boy du JourWe'd like 10 gel afirm grip on O·Tlp. By Molly Simms .....1 25 nE;,,1 [lk Make a rag lUg that pioneers would have dug; spooky punch from Midorl to gel you tipsy; reflelOlogy for what's ailing ye; and more, 26 Old School Gram Zenone's chocolate·covered peanul·bulter balls. By Jackie lenone 27 Buy or DIY Acrall for girls who thirst for aDamien Hirst. By Callie Walls 39 l(lok::; Del forte Denim gives you the chance to recycle lhose pants: hoOOie alteration is sweeping the nation; havin' aball with prods that'll make your skin crawl; and more. 44 Page 0' Shit Can't gel enough 01 that baby sluftl By Callie Walls 46 Hair Hopper The higher Ihe h,ir,lheeloser 10 God, By Rachel Weeks 48 BUST Test Kitchen Our interns whiten, moisturize, and gel nailed. 50 fashionista Una Kim trusts her feet with the company she Keeps. By Lorraine Sanders 107 :.,1::<, hk; Pheromones claim to give horndogs a bone; asweet surprise for between your thighs; and more, 108 Ask Aunt Betty Sex advice from someone who's already forgotten more than ~ou'jj ever know By Or. Belly Oadson 110 One·Handed Read l,undry Day. By Lonnie Kasow 13 Museum of Femorlbllia The journey 01 lake lashes from stage to high lash ion. By Lynn Peril 16 Pop Tart Celebrily moms from bumped 10 dumped. By Wendy McClure 24 News From a Broad Rather's take on Couric makes us sick. By Laura Kraffl 36 Eat Me Whip up somelhing hal using only one pol. By Chel Rossi 3B Mother Superior When guesls 'Hack. By Ay"n Halliday 52 Around the World in 80 Girls Ain't nothing wrong with a tfip 10 flong Kong. 8y Jessica Jardine Ill'! /JU.';' r C;;:,I,' 93 Music Reviews, plUS the return 01 lady Tigra. 100 Movies The Itty 8ilty fifty Committee makes a Tradewith The Jane Austen Book Club-, plUS, abortion gels ready for ils close-up. t03 Books Reviews, plus new loodie memoirs you'll be hungering lor. 113 6'USI"I",1' 120 fill:; l.,l:'\ I ;1Iij'; She's cold. she's clammy. her name is Tammy, By Esther Pearl Watson Feminist Pen'odica/s (v.27, n. 4, Fall 2007) Page 11 Camera Obscura 66 Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies 2007 Mulvey's Manifesto . 1 Mandy Merck Coming ofAge in the 19705: Revision, Fantasy, and Rage in the Teen-Girl Badlands . 25 Barbara Jane Brickman Continuum of the Human· 61 Gretchen Bakke Aural Topographies ofMigration in Yamina Benguigui's Ineh'Aliah dimanehe . 93 Angelica Fenner Strategic Sentimentality: Nostalgia and the Work of Eleanor Antin . 129 Alisa Lebow An Archive for the Future Sad Songs ofNitrate: "Vomen's ""ork in the Silent Film Archive· 171 Jane M. Gaines The Imaginary Archive: Current Practice . 179 Tess L. Takahashi Unfixings: Archiving the Future· 185 E. Ann Kaplan Volume Index· 192 Page 12 Femiaisl Periodiee's (v.27, n.4, Fel/2007) \'(Iintcr/Spring 2007 Volume 26, Number 1 (~.fJ Women Writing;'~Journeys Ediwri311 F.dirorial Frances Beer, Brenda Crttllney, Andrea Aledovarski and Luciana Ricciutelli 3 Journeys of Loss The Peculiar Necessity of Imagining by SOllja Creekol 6 Life Force by Patricia watson 9 Morning Aftcr by Lillda Frank 9 Tcars from the Sea by Crystal Fletcher 10 Love Notes (A prose poem) by jalle Tasker 13 Is by lVlary Lou Dickinson 14 Passing the Secret by Allisoll Howard 19 Memory Lane by Debbie Ro/ft 22 From A to C by Rita Craig 25 Greek island legacy by Adele Cra! 25 A Fine Looking Man by Patricia \\'{ltson 26 Heads or Tails by Bianca Lakose/jac 31 Le reel ne suffit pillS par Claudine Bertrand 34 Broken Dishes by EliZAbeth Creene 34 Un gout de terre par Estelle catl 35 Swish by Thea Lim 37 This Is NotMy Life by jody Salemo 41 Miscarriage by Linda Frank 42 The Blind Mirror by jane Tasker 42 Journeys of Healing (un)suicide note by Shmmga Tttgore 44 Untitled par Claire DtlfteSlZe 45 Getting There by Greta Hofmann Nemiroff 46 The Becoming by Joanna M. \~ston 50 Spirimal Connections: A Summer's Journey by Brenda L. Blondeau 51 On Death and Friendship by lvfarsha Lederman 55 Cookie Crumbs by Nalley Cobalto 57 Angel ofGod by Rosanna Battigelli 60 Psalm 69 for the Goddess by April Bulmer 62 And Then There Were Two by Leslie Noble 63 Er au diable les frontiers ... par lvlicheline Mercier 65 Desiderata parJanick Belleau 66 Clotheslines by Cale 1j/er 67 What I Knew ofPigeons by jeanette Lynes 68 Journeys of Exploration White Towels and Socks by 1eresa C. Luciani 70 The Open Field by Kay R. Egintm; 73 On Becoming a Nurse by Amber Fales 73 To Triz3v6 (My Nameless Relation) by Car", Coimbra 74 Rubbing Shoulders by Anile 'lOner Ftmg 75 Limes by Francesca Calabrese 76 (Continued, next page) Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fafl 2007) Page 13 (Canadian Woman Studies v.26. n.l. Winter-Spring 2007 continued) Aunt D~t Said Aunt Flow's in Town/Aunt Rose is Visiting Aunt Ruby by Carla Coimbrtt 76 Mother Tongue by Tina Tin- lft Cheng 77 You Are Still1illking by SoplJie lamas 78 The Poet Is Not Here by Lisa Shatzky 79 A Mennonite "Grecian" Vase by Lyllette Sarah Plett 80 On Clover Hill byJoanna M ~ston 82 Jane Fairfax by Frances Beer 83 Casa d.i GiuJietta: Fragments by Maria Frtll1cesca LoDico 87 The Diamond Ring by Desi Di Nardo 91 Theft and Retribution by Beverly \Nt/son 92 Traversing Sonic and Cyber Scapes: On Becoming aTech Geek Girl by Rebekah Farrugia 93 Lionoes Lucides by France Boucher 96 Knowing Virginia by Renee Nannan 97 Book Reviews The Nine Lives o!Charlotte Iaylor: The First Wbman Settler afthe Mimmichi by Sally Armstrong reviewed by Shelagh Wilkillsoll 98 True Confessions by Renee Norman reviewed by \%nth Hurren 100 Arguing With the Stann: Stories by Yiddish WOmel1 Writers edited by Rhea Tregebov reviewed by Sharon Power 101 My Weddillg Dress: True-Lift Tales ofLace, Laughter, Tears and ]it/le edited by Susan Whelehan and Anne Laurd Caner reviewed by Clara Thomas 102 Olle Day It Happens by Mary Lou Dickinson reviewed by Lee Gold 103 Laike andNahum: A Poem in Two l-Vices by Ruth Panofsky reviewed by Carol Lipszyc 104 Nobody! Mother: Life Without Kids edited by Lynne Van Luven reviewed by Beth Penl1ley 105 WOmen and the Gift Economy edited by Genevieve Vaughan reviewed byjoanna Swanger 106 Trafficking and Prostitution Recomidered' New Perspectives on Migration, Sex W0rk and Human Rights edited by KamalaKempadoo with Jyoti Sanghera and Bandana Pattanaik reviewed by Leeann 'lOwmend 108 Madeleine Parent: Activist edited by Andree Levesque reviewed by Shem'/I Cheda 109 Incorrigible by Velma Demerson reviewed by Clara Thomas 110 Surviving in the Hour ofDarkness: The Health and \f/ellness ofWomen ofColour and Indigenom W0men edited by G, Sophie Harding revieuxd by Cheryl tan Dt/alm-Smith III IfI Had a Hammer: Retraining that Really W0rks by Margaret Hillyard Little reviewed by jan Kainer 112 llansjonnatiom: The Life ofMargaret Fulton by James Doyle reviewed by Clara Thomas 113 Recollections ofWater/oo Lutheran {)niversity 1960-1973 by Flora Roy reviewed by Clara Thomas 114 Page 14 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, FafJ 2007) Columbia Journal of Gender and Law Volume 16 2007 Number 2 Gary Becker, Legal Feminism, and the Costs ofMoralizing Care Philomi/a Tsol/kala 357 The Daddy Double-Bind: How the Family and Medical Leave Act Perpetuates Sex Inequality Across All Class Levels Karl Palazzari 429 Legal Pluralism and Women's Rights: A Study in Postcolonial Tanzania Mark J. Calagl/as, Cristina M. Drost & Edward R. Fluet 47 I Love, Honor, or Control: Domestic Violence, Trafficking, and the Question nfHow to Regulate the Mail-Order Bride Industry Kirsten M. Lindee 551 Columbia Journal of Gender and Law Volume 16 2007 Number 3 The Subtle Side ofSexism Deborah L. Rhode 613 Subtly Sexist Language Pat K. Chew & Lauren K. Kel/ey-Chew 643 Perceiving Subtle Sexism: Mapping the Social-Psychological Forces and Legal Narratives that Obscure Gender Bias Deborah L. Brake 679 Feminist Periodicels (v. 27, n,4, Fa1/2007) Pege 15 Critical aft' ENGAGING MEN IN "WOMEN'S ISSUES": INCLUSIVE APPROACHES TO GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT Vol. 5 No, 1 Winter 2007 Reflections from the Board of Editors ALAN GREIG """" """"""""'",,""",,""'" """",""",""" 5 In this issue of e,i/ira! Half ZAINAB SALBI.""""""" "","",,"," Involving Men in Gender Policy and Practice MICHAEL FLOOD, """.""""""""""""""""""", "'" """."" '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' """""""""""""""""""""""""""" 9 "Gender Is Society": Inclusive Lawmaking in Rwanda's Parliament ELIZABETH POWLEY AND ELIZABETH PEARSON """,,'" .""""""""", """"""""" 15 Combating Gender-Based Violence in Kenya: The Experience of "Men for Gender Equality Now" OKUMBA MIRUKA """ ,,,,,,, ",,"'"",""",,""",,' "",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, """""",",," ".21 Gender Dynamics and HIV/ AIDS: Engaging Ugandan Men in Disease Prevention ALICIA SIMONI """""""""""""""""""""" """""""""""""""""""""""""""""'"'''' .""""""".,, '" 27 Negotiating with Men to Help Women: The Success of Somali Women Activists SHUKRIA DINI """""""""""""""""""""""'" ",33 IN THE FIEW: Women Are Not Islands: Engaging Men to Empower Women PATRICIA T. MORRIS """""""""""""""",,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, """,,""",,"""", """""",,",,"" """""""""""""""", "",,"""""" 38 Page 16 Feminist Periodicals (v,27, n.4, Fa1/2007) Critical Matrix THE PRINCETON JOURNAL OF WOMEN, GENDER AND CULTURE VOLUME 16 FALL 2007 FATES AND FUTURES OF FEMINISM 07 Critical Matrix: A Brief History Deborah Epstein Nord 08 Preface Carol Armstrong 12 Introduction Johanna Burton & Suzanne Hudson 17 Pink Carol Armstrong 26 Securing a Future: Feminist TIme Against Nation Time Victoria J Hesford 40 After Postmodernism: Feminism and Marxism Re'"isited Gillian Howie 56 Chic Radicals: Feminism as Authenticity in Women's Popular Culture Marjorie Jolles 76 In Cite of the Wall: Democracy, Poetry and the Public Nicky Marsh 88 Semisphere or Breast? Contradiction in the Art (History) of Eva Hesse Kirsten Swenson 100 Contributors 101 Back Issues Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fait 2007) Page 17 Volume 18, Number 3 Fall 2007 A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies • d 1 f f e r e n c e s God and Country ELIZABETH A. CASTELLI God and Country: An Introduction . JA?HES MCBRIDE 7 ATale ofCapital, Philanthropy, and the Supreme Court ERIN RUNIONS 43 Theologico-Political Resonance: Carl Schmit! between the Neocons and Theonomlsts KATHLEEN ROBERTS SKERRETT 87 Sex, law, and Other Reasonable Endeavors RANDALL STYERS 97 Capital Punishment, Atonement, and the Christian Right ELIZABETH BERNSTEIN 128 The Sexual Politics ofthe "NewAbolitionism" ELIZABETH A. CASTELLI 152 Persecution Complexes: Identity Politics and the "War on Chrlstlans'l 781 Index to Volume ,8 Page 18 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27. n.4. Fa1/2007) Europ8'an Journal of . . Women's Studies v~'lume 14._-: ,'ssu'e: 4' '~' Nl)v~mb~er' 2007 .-,,( Contents Editorial 307 Articles Hege Eggen Beirve 311 Pregnant Bodies: Norwegian Female Employees in Global Working Life Kristin Spilker and Merete Lie 327 Gender and Bioethics Intertwined: Egg Donation within the Context of Equal Opportunities Malin Ah-King 341 Sexual Selection Revisited - Towards a Gender-Neutral Theory and Practice: A Response to Vandermassen's 'Sexual Selection: A Tale of Male Bias and Feminist Denial' Anna Rotkirch, Anna Temkina and Elena Zdravomyslova 349 Who Helps the Degraded Housewife? Comments on Vladimir Putin's Demographic Speech Book Reviews Tracey Warren 359 Wo~k. Life and Time Miriam E. David 362 Family, Community Relations and Multiculturalism in london's East End Candida Yates 36S 'I'm a Feminist But .. .' lody Mellor 368 postcolonial Worlds Apart Feminist Periodicels (v.27, n4, Fell 2007) Page 19 emlnlSm•• F+_& -'C::...:O~N:.;...:..T_=E.;.;Nc..:T~S VOLUME 17 chology NUMBER 4 NOVEMBER 2007 427 Editorial: Goodbye - and thank you! 470 VII. Meanings ofSex and Gender for a New Generation ofFeminist Sue WILKINSON Psychologists Alyssa N. ZUCKER and Joan M. OSTROVE SPEGAL PEATURE 475 VIII. Reconsidering 'Sex' and 'Gender': Two Steps Forward, One Step Back 'Toward a Redefinirion a/Sex and Gender' by Rhoda Unger: Eileen l.. ZURBRlGGEN and Aurora M. SHERMAN A Reappraisal Edited by Sue Wn..KINSON 481 IX. From Sex to Gender and Back Again: Co-optation of a Feminist Language Refonn 429 Editor's Introduction: Mary CRAWFORD and Annie FOX Uniting Scientific Rigour and Social Justice Concems: A Feminist Classic Sue WILKINSON Afferword: 487 From Inside and Out: Reflecting on a Feminist Politics ofGender in 434 Editorial Notc and Link 10 Article Psychology Sue WILKINSON Rhoda K. UNGER Conunentaries: ______ARTICLES 435 1. It Made Us Think Differently: Unger's 'Toward a Redefinition ofSex and Gender' 495 A Discursive Investigation into Victim Responsibility in Rape Cannen POULIN Susan J. LEA 442 II. The Subtleties of Meaning: Still Arguing After All These Years 515 Wanting Sex and Wanting to Wait; Young Adults' Accounts ofSexual Joan C. CHRISLER Messages from First Significant Dating Partners Elizabeth M. MORGAN and Eileen l.. ZURBRlGGEN 447 III. On the Necessity of Distinguishing Between Sex and Gender Mane-France PICHEVIN and Marie-elaude HURTIG 543 Childbirth. Complications and the IUusion of 'Choice'; A Case Study Michele L. CROSSLEY 453 IV. Adding Gender to the Mix: A Commentary on 'Toward a Redefinition ______OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARIES of Sex and Gender' Meredith M. KIMBALL 565 I. '[t's Your Body, Your Baby, Your Birth': Planning and Achieving a 459 V. Feminist Questions, Ferillnist Answers: Towards a Redefinition Home Birth Alexandra RUTHERFORD Rebecca SHAW 465 Vr. Redefinition Reviewed: What 'Toward a Redefinition ofSex and 571 II. Trust the Experts? A Commentary on Choice and Control in Childbirth Gender' Can Offer Today Clare STOCKILL Rose CAPDEVILA ______ANNOUNCEMENTS 580 Change of Editors and Editorial Office Address 581 Call for Papers: Special Feature on 'Feminism and Fiction' 582 Call for Papers: Special Feature on 'Feminisms and Psychologies in the Latin American Context' Page 20 Femin;s! Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) Feminist Media Studies Volume 7 Number 4 December 2007 Special Issue: Feminist Contributions to Cultural Policy Guest Editor: Alison Beale EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION Alison Beale 361 ARTICLES Hawking in the Creative City: Rice Rhapsody, sexuality and the cultural politics of New Asia in Singapore Audrey Vue 365 "Deaf-Mutes, Illiterates, and Women": Ethnicity, gender, and labor policy in a Tibetan carpet factory Tracy Y. Zhang 381 "le Code de l'lnfamie": Algerian women between secularization and Islam Irina Daniela Mihalache 397 Feminists in the Wasteland: The National Organization for Women and television reform Allison Perlman 413 Rhetorically Representing Public Policy: National Geographic's 2002 Afghan Girl and the Bush administration's biometric identification policies Rae Lynn Schwartz-DuPre 433 COMMENTARY AND CRITICISM Starring Race: Transnational cultural politics and the Shilpa-Jade episode Usha Zacharias and Jane Arthurs 4S5 Of Race, Classy Victims and National Mythologies: Distracting reality on Celebrity Big Brother Radha S. Hegde 457 Pigs, Dogs, Cows, and Commerce in Celebrity Big Brother 2007 Ueve Gies 460 Big Brother's Frankenstein: The media construction of Jade Goody as an "abject-other" Nandana Bose 463 Decoding the Celebrity Big Brother Scandal: The British Indian way Priya Virmani 467 BOOK REVIEWS Watching WI/dilfe by Cynthia Chris Lisa Henderson 471 Gender and the Media by Rosalind Gill Gill Branston 474 We Don't Need Another Wave: Dispatches from the Next Generation of Feminists edited by Melody Berger Melissa Miller 476 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, 0.4, Fall 2007) Page 21 FEMINIST STUDIES SUMMER 2007 volume 33, .numbe, 2 263 Preface 361 Fang-chih Irene Yang Beautiful-ami-Bad Woman: JvIedia Femil/ism alld the Politics of Its COllStTl/etiolJ 269 Merri Lisa Johnson Gal/8ster FemilJism: The Feminist CIIltl/ral Work of HBO's "The Sopranos" 384 Nancy White Poet,y 297 Suzume Shi Poetry 385 Stephanie A. Smith Oetat,ja Blltler: A Retrospective 301 K. Gorcheva-Newberry A Matter of Hydraulics 39'" Tudor Balinisteanu (Fietioll) The Cyl""g Goddess: Social M)'ths of Women as Goddesses if Teclmo!oBized Otherworlds J08 Jennifer Scanlon "l/My Hllsballd Clllls [,m Not Here": 424 Notes 011 Contributors The Beallty Parlor as Real and Representational 426 AmlOllllcemellts Female Space 427 Pl/bUmtiollS Received 435 Guidelines for Contributors 335 Elizabeth Rees PoetT)' COVER ART Faith Ringgold, U"der a Blood-Red Sk),. 1999. 3J7 Anjali Arondekar Acrylic on canvas, quilted. 78.5 x 56 inches. The Vo)'a8e DlIt: Transactill8 Sex IlIlder Globalization ABOYE (LEFT TO RIGHT): (Review Essay) Comin8 to jones Road, 1999. We J"s Keep a Comi", 2000. 350 Faith Ringgold AI/lit £11/111)', 1999. Comillg to Jones RtJad G"ly the CI"ltlTe". 2000. (Art Essay) All art by Faith Ringgold © 2007 Page 22 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fal12007) Feminist Teacher VOLUME 18, NUMBER 1 2007 CONTENTS ARTICLES Introduction-Teaching in the Gaps: Authority, Ideology, and Identity 1 Meredith Miller, Guest Editor Feminist Praxis, Online Teaching, and the Urban Campus 9 Cherie Ann Turpin "Feminist" Teaching/Teaching "Feminism" 28 Ellen C. Carillo Teaching the Conflicts: (Re)Engaging Students with Feminism in a Postfeminist World 41 Meredith A. Love and Brenda M. Helmbrecht Constructing a Male Feminist Pedagogy: Authority, Practice, and Authenticity in the Composition Classroom 59 William Breeze "Real Women" in Women's Studies: A Reflexive Look at the Theory /Practice Dilemma 74 Marjorie folies oEPARTM ENTS Network News 86 Our Contributors 89 Feminist Periodicels (v.27, n.4, Fell 2007) Page 23 Volume 8 Number 3 2007 fF IE ~ II fNJ II S 1 1 IHI IE (()) ~ ''f AR TICLES 'Well, you go there to get off': visiting feminist care ethics through a women's bathhouse Davina Cooper 243 Embodying the sUbject: feminist theory and contemporary clinical psychoanalysis Marc Lafrance 263 Envisaging a new politics for an ethical future: beyond trust, care and generosity - towards an ethic of 'social flesh' Chris Beasley and Carol Bacchi 279 Feminist prison activism: an assessment of empowerment Jaye Cee Whitehead 299 Beyond reform: agency 'after theory' John Schlueter 315 REVIEW ARTICLE Theorizing emotion and affect: feminist engagements Kristyn Gorton 333 BOOK REVIEWS Sharon Marcus, Between Women: Friendship, Desire and Marriage in Victorian England Reviewed by Laura Doan 349 Jackie Orr, Panic Diaries: A Genealogy ofPanic Disorder Reviewed by kylie valentine 351 Michelle Elizabeth Thsan, Women Making News: Gender and Journalism in Modern Britain Reviewed by Catherine Clay 353 Bracha L. Ettinger, The Matrixial Borderspace Reviewed by Andrew Shall 354 Rosi Braidotti, Transpositions Reviewed by Robin Stoate 356 Lisa Guenther, The Gift ofthe Other: Levinas and the Politics ofReproduction Reviewed by Linnell Secomb 358 (Continued, next page) Page 24 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) (Feminist Theory v.B, n.3, December 2007 continued) Linda Mulcahy and Sally Wheeler (eds], Feminist Perspectives on Contract Law Reviewed by Fiona Cownie 360 Dianna Taylor and Karen Vintges (eds], Feminism and the Final Faucault Reviewed by Veronique Mottier 363 Jasmina Lukic, Joanna Regulska and Darja Zavirsek (eds), Women and Citizenship in Central and Eastern Europe Reviewed by Agnieszka Graff 364 Imelda Whelehan, The Feminist Bestseller Reviewed by Anne-Lise Feral 366 Kim Akass and Janet Mccabe (eds), Reading the L Word: Outing Contemporary Television Reviewed by Angela Werndly 368 Victoria Stewart, Women's Autobiography: War and 7Tauma Reviewed by Anne Whitehead 369 Rosalind Gill, Gender and the Media Reviewed by Stacy Gillis 371 Maya Lloyd, Beyond Identity Politics: Feminism, Power and Politics Reviewed by Lia Kinane 372 Seungsook Moon, Militarized Modernity and Gendered Citizenship in Sou th Korea Reviewed by Ayse Gul Altinay 374 Feminist Periodicals (v.27. n. 4. Fall 2007) Page 25 FRONTIERS A Journal of Women Srlldies VOLUME 28 . NUMBER 3 ·2007 Introduction Susan E. Gray and Gayle Gullett vii Adolescent Migration to Cancun: Reconfiguring Maya Households and Gender Relations in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula 1\-1. Rianet Castellanos Military Bases, "Royalty Trips)" and Imperial Modernities: Gendered and Racialized Labor in the Postcolonial Philippines Vernadette V Gonzalez 28 The "Hidden Side" of the New Economy: On Transnational Migration, Domestic Work, and Unprecedented Intimacy Encarnacion Gutierrez Rodr(guez 60 Awakening to Freedom .. , Returning Home (art) Alex Watts Migration and Increased Participation in Public Life: The Case ofPakistani 'Women in London Anne-Line Rodriguez 94 Geographies of Mourning (personal essay) Elora Halim Chowdhury 113 Dreaming in Color: Race and the Spectacular in The AgUero Sisters and Praisesongfor the yVidow Pascha A. Stevenson 141 "Rituals ofSurvival": A Critical Reassessment of the Fiction of Nicholasa Mohr Barbara Roche Rico 160 Contributors 180 Page 26 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) Gender & Development Volume 15 Number 3 November 2007 Contents Editorial 'amma Hoare 357 Making every voice count: a southern Africa case study Colleen Lowe MOnla 369 'Anyone here been raped and speaks English?': workshops for editors and journalists on gender-based violence and sex-trafficking Lesley Abdela 387 Development on~air: women's radio production in Afghanistan Sarah Knlllal 399 Images and icons: harnessing the power of the media to reduce sex-selective abortion in India Yvonne MacPherson 413 'Women's pages' in Kenya's newspapers: implications for the country's development Nancy W. Gakalw alld Lynette LIIsike Mllk/lallgo 425 Feminist media coverage of women in war: 'You are our eyes and ears to the world' Mnrgaret E. Thompson, Marfa Suarez Toro, mId Katerina Anfossi Gomez 435 The gendered use of the media by asylum seekers in Britain Kerry Moore alld Sadie Cliffard 451 Feminist media coverage of the Social Forums Christilla Haralallova and [oelle Palmieri 467 'Telling our own stories': African women blogging for social change Oreoluwa So1tlolu 477 'The missing white girl syndrome'; disappeared women and media activism Sarah Stillman 491 Resources Compiled by Julielllme Parler 503 Views, events, and debates Edited by Julielllme Porter 517 Book reviews Edited In; Juliealllle Porter 535 Index 551 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) Page 27 Gender and Education VOLUME 19 NUMBER 6 NOVEMBER 2007 CONTENTS Editorial Past papers, future thinking Debbie Epstein, MmyJane Kehily and Emma Renold 655 Articles Reflections on "'Men must be educated and women must do it": the National Federation (later Union) ofWomen Teachers and contemporary feminism 1910-30', Hilda Kean and Alison Oram, Gender and Education, 2(2), 1990 Hilda Kean 657 "'Men must be educated and women must do it": the National Federation (later Union) ofWomen Teachers and contemporary feminism 1910-30' Alison Oram 663 Fighting the 'damnable triumph' offeminism: battles between teachers' unions in inteIWar Britain Dolly Smith Wilwn 669 Gender, policy and initial teacher education Chlistine Skelton 677 Would the 'real' girl gamer please stand up? Gender, LAN cafes and the reformulation of the 'girl' gamer Catheline Beavis and Claire Charles 691 Schooling Ophelia: hysteria, memory and adolescent femininity Elizabeth Marshall 707 Boys, masculinity and school violence: reaping what we sow Sandy White Watson 729 Review essay 739 Book reviews 745 Volume contents and author index 757 Page 28 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fall 2007) VOLUME 19 NUMBER 3 NOVEMBER 2007 Gender & History CONTENTS Abstracts iv Articles The Gendered Identities of the 'Lieutenant Nun': Rethinking the Story of a Female Warrior in Early Modern Spain NEREA ARESTI 401 Epitomising the Modern Spanish Nation through Popular Music: Coplns from La Caramba to Concha Piquer, 1750-1990 MERCEDES CARBAYO ABENGOZAR 419 Citizenship and Female Catholic Militancy in 1920s Spain INMACULADA BLASCO HERRANZ 441 'Bound from Either Side': The Limits of Power in Carolingian Marriage Disputes, 840-70 RACHEL STONE 467 The New Militia: War, Politics and Gender in 1750s Britain MATTHEW McCORMACK 483 Gender, Work and Fears of a 'Hybrid Race' in 1920s New Zealand BARBARA BROOKES 501 Not a Soldier, Not a Slacker: Conscientious Objectors and Male Citizenship in the United States during the Second World War TIMOTHY STEWART-WINTER 519 'They Finally Found Out that We Really Are Men'; Violence, Non-Violence and Black Manhood in the Civil Rights Era SIMON WENDT 543 Establishing Connections, Restoring Relationships: Exploring the Historiography of Nursing in Britain HELEN SWEET 5b5 (Continued, next page) Feminist Periodicals (v.27, nA, Fa112007) Page 29 (Gender & History v.19, n.3, November 2007 continued) Foremothers .fo Women in the Year 2000': Norwegian Historians of Women, c. I90O-c. 1960 lDABLOM 581 Book Reviews John H. Arnold and Katherine J. Lewis (eds), A Compallioll to the Book of Margel)' Kempe (2004) RAYMOND A. POWELL 598 Helen King, Disease ofVirgills: Greell Sicklless, Chlorosis alld the Problems ofPuberty (2003) MARY FISSELL 599 Thomasin LaMay (ed.), Musical Voices ofEarly Modern Women: Many-Headed Melodies (2005) TIM REINKE-WILLIAMS 600 Clarissa Campbell Orr (ed.), Queellship in EllIvpe, 1660-1815: The Role of the Consort (2004) KATHLEEN WELLMAN 602 Isabelle Baudino, Jacques Carre and Cecile Revauger (eds), The Illvisible Woman: Aspects ofWomen 's Work ill Eighteellth-Cellflll)' Britain (2005) SHERYLLYNNE HAGGERTY 604 Beth Hanis (ed.), Famine alld Fashioll: Needlewomell in the Nilleteellth Celltlll)' (2005) ROSY AINDOW 605 Heidi J. NasI, COllcubilles and Power: Five HUlldred Years in a Northern Nigerian Palace (2005) PRISCILLA E. STARRATT 606 Philippa Levine (ed.), Gender and Empire (2004) MYRA RUTHERDALE 607 Tani E. Barlow, The Question ofWomell ill Chillese Femillism (2004) KATRINA GULLIVER 609 Pamela Cox, Gendel; Justice and Welfare: Bad Girls ill Britain, 1900-1950 (2003) SELINA TODD 610 David K. Johnson, The Lavender Scare: The Cold War Persecution ofGays and Lesbialls ill the Federal Governmellt (2004) K. A. CUORDILEONE 611 Louise Jackson, Women Police: Gellder, Welfare alld SllIl'eillallCe ill the Twellfieth Cellflll)' (2006) JULIA ANN LAITE 613 Kate Fisher, Birth COllfrol. Sex alld Marriage ill Britaill 1918-1960 (2006) ALYSA LEVENE 614 Jocelyn Olcott, RevolutiollGl)' Women in PosttevolutiollGl)' Mexico (2005) ANN S. BLUM 616 Alison Booth, How to Make It as a Womall: Collective Biographical HistOl)' from Victoria to the Presellf (2004) Maggy Hendry and Jenny Uglow (eds), The Palgrave Macmillan DictionGl)' ofWomen's Biography (2005) BARBARA EVANS CLEMENTS 617 Contributors 619 Page 30 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 21, Number 5 October 2007 Contents Articles Negotiating Hegemonic Masculinity in a Batterer Intervention Program DOUGLAS P. SCHROCK and IRENE PADAVIC 625 The Politics of Masculinity and the Ex-Gay Movement CHRISTINE M. ROBINSON and SUE E. SPIVEY 650 Research Reports "'Cause That's What Girls Do": The Making of a Feminized Gym MAXINE LEEDS CRAIG and RITA LIBERTI 676 Quotidian Disruption and Women's Activism in Times of Crisis, Argentina 2002-2003 ELIZABETH BORLAND and BARBARA SUTTON 700 The New Welfare Trap: Case Managers, College Education, and TANF Policy A. FtONA PEARSON 723 Helping the "Neediest of the Needy": An Intersectional Analysis of Moral~IdentityConstruction at a Community Health Clinic NATALIA DEEB~SOSSA 149 Book Reviews Be Not Deceived: The Sacred and Sexual Stmggles of Gay and Ex-gay Christian Men by Michelle Wolkomir KRISTA MCQUEENEY 773 Changing Gender Relations, Changing Families: Tracing the Pace ofChange over Time by Oriel Sullivan SHIRLEY A. HILL 77S Dude, You're a Fag: Masculinity and Sexuality in High ScJlOol by C. J. Pascoe TRISTAN S. BRIDGES 776 The Career Mystique: Cracks in the American Dream by Phyllis Moen and Patricia Roehling SARAH WINSLOW-BOWE 779 Selling Women Short: Gender and Money on Wall Street by Louise Marie Roth CATHERINE CONNELL 781 Age Matters: Realigning Feminist Thinking edited by Toni M. Calasanti and Kathleen F. Slevin JULIE A. WINTERICH 783 Domestic Democracy: At Home in South Africa by Jennifer Fish MARY ROMERO 786 Feminist Pen'odice's (V. 27, 0.4, Fa1/2007) Page 31 GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 21, Number 6 December 2007 Contents From the SWS President The Messy Relationship between Feminisms and Globalizations MANISHA DESAI 797 Research Reports Work-Family Policies and Poverty for Partnered and Single Women in Europe and North America JOYA MISRA, STEPHANIE MOLLER, and MICHELLE 1. BUDIO 804 We (Have to) Try Harder: Gender and Required Work Effort in Britain and the United States ELIZABETH H. GORMAN and JULIE A. KMEC 828 The Balancing Act: Care Work for the Self and Coping with Breast Cancer GAYLE A. SULIK 857 State Abortion and Nonmarital Birthrates in the Post-Welfare Reform Era: The Impact of Economic Incentives on Reproductive Behaviors ofThenage and Adult Women KIMBERLY KELLY and LINDA GRANT 878 "It's Like a Family": Caring Labor. Exploitation and Race in Nursing Homes LISA DODSON and REBEKAH M. ZINCAVAGE 905 Book Reviews Pink Ribbons, Inc.: Breast Cancer and the Politics ofPhilanthropy by Samantha King FAYE LINDA WACHS 929 Working Construction: Why White Working-Class Men Put Themselves-and the lAbor Movement-in Harm's Way by Kris Paap DINA PINSKY 931 Not-Sa-Nuclear Families by Karen V. Hansen MARGARET K. NELSON 933 Global Feminism: TransnationallVomen 's Activism, Organizing, and Human Righ~s edited by Myra Marx Ferree and Aili Mari Tripp CHRISTINE E. BOSE 935 The Power ofWomen's Informal Networks: Lessons in Social Change from South Asia and West Africa edited by Bandana P~rkayastha and Mangala Subramaniarn VALENTINE M. MOGHADAM 938 Women, Gender, and Technology edited by Mary Frank Fox, Deborah G. Johnson, and Sue V. Rosser JANE L. LEHR 940 Gender and Governance by Lisa D. Brush GWEN MOORE 942 With Thanks 945 Page 32 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fa1/2007) GENDER ISSUES Winter 2007 VOLUME 24 NUMBER 1 Special Issue: Welfare Reform and Public Policy Guest Editor: Douglas J. Besharov Articles Douglas J. Besharov Public Policy and the Refonn 3 and Peter Germanis of the Welfare System: An Introduction Peter H. Rossi Assessing Welfare Refonn's Impact 13 Douglas J. Besharov Welfare Refonn and the Caseload Decline 32 and Peter Germanis Richard Bavier Income and Expenditures 59 DOll Winstead Activities of the U. S. Department 81 and Ann McCormick of Health and Human Services Douglas J. Besharov Family and Child Welfare Reconsidered 98 and Peter H. Rossi Gender Issues Volume 24· Number 2 . June 2007 ARTICLES Race-Class-Gender Theory: An Image(ry) Problem l. Ken 1 College Students' Ufe Priorities: The Influence of Gender and Gender-linked Personality Traits C. Mosher' S. Danoff-Burg 21 The Athletic Directors' Dilemma: U$SS & 'Vomen's Sports" C.L. Kennedy 34 RESEARCH NOTE Prostitution and Human Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation S. Batsyukova 46 BOOK REVIEWS Isabel Vincent, Bodies and Souls R.I. Simon 51 Benjamin Maria Baader, Gender, Judaism, and Bourgeois Culture in Germany, 1800-1870 P.S. Nadell 54 Feminist Penodlcafs (v.27, n.4, Faf/2007) Page 33 Gender/ Place and Culture VOLUME 14 NUMBER 5 OCTOBER 2007 Articles Sue Ruddick, At the Horizons of the Subject: Neo-liberalism, neo-conservatism and the rights of the child 513 Part One: From 'knowing' fetus to 'confused' child Leslie Robertson, Taming Space: Drug use, HIV, and homemaking in Downtown Eastside Vancouver 527 Maia Boswell-Penc and Kate Boyer, Expressing Anxiety? Breast pump usage in American wage workplaces 551 Gordon Waitt and Andrew Gorman-Murray, Homemakingand Mature Age Gay Men 'Down-Under': Paradox, intimacy, subjectivities, spatialities, and scale 569 Keiron Bailey, Akogare, Ideology, and 'Charisma Man' Mythology: Reflections on ethnographic research in English language schools in Japan 585 Dip Kapoor, Gendered-Caste Violations and the Cultural Politics of Voice in Rural Orissa, India 609 Book Reviews Pregnancy, Risk and Biopolilics: On the threshold of the living subject (Lorna Weir) reviewed by Maria Fannin 617 Fashion's World Cities (Christopher Breward & David Gilbert, Eds) reviewed by Alison Goodrum 618 Writing Diaspora: South Asian women, culture and etlmicity (Yasmin Hussain) reviewed by Tariq Jazeel 621 Black on Black: Urban youth films and the multicultural audience (Celeste A. Fisher) reviewed by Sherrow O. Pinder 623 Page 34 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) Gender, Place and Culture VOLUMlj14 NUMBER 6 DECEMBER 2007 Articles SlIe Rllddick. At the Horizons of the Subject: Neo-liberalism, neo-conservatism and the rights of the child Part Two: Parent, caregiver, state 627 Joanna c. SlIrgeoner. A Feminist Literary Cartography of the Canadian North: Women, writing and place in Aritha van Herk's Places Far From Ellesmere 641 Joyce Davidson. 'In a World of her Own .. .': Re-presenting alienation and emotion in the lives and writings of women with autism 659 Glynis R. George. Interpreting Gender Mainstreaming by NGOs in India: A comparative ethnographic approach 679 Kate Swanson. 'Bad Mothers' and 'Delinquent Children': Unravelling anti-begging rhetoric in the Ecuadorian Andes 703 Jlllie MacLeavy. Engendering New Labour's Workfarist Regime: Exploring the intersection of welfare state restructuring and labour market policies in the UK 721 Book Reviews Themed Book Reviews: Exploring Transnational Feminist Practice: Heather Merrill's An Alliance ofWomell: lmmigratioll and the Politics of Race, Guest edited by Karen Morin & Karen E. Till 745 Patricia Ehrkamp. Racialized Spaces, Connected Lives 747 Linda McDowell. Place, Scale and Complexity: Doing feminist geographical research 749 Katherine McKittrick. The Politics of Racism: Thinking beyond the black body 751 Heidi J. Nast. 'Concerning Masochism': Fanon and the de-centering of whiteness 754 Alison MOllntz. Bringing Transnational Feminisms into Conversation 757 Heather Merrill. Revisiting Alma Mater: Power and privilege in Turin 759 Referees, Volume 14, 2007 765 Contents & Author Index, Volume 14, 2007 767 Feminis' PenOdicals (v.27, n.4, Fa1/2007) Page 35 Gender, Work & Organization Volume 14 Number 6 November 2007 Editorial: Undoing Gender: Organizing and Disorganizing Performance ALISON PULLEN AND DAVID KNIGHTS 505 ACADEMIC PAPERS Un/doing Gender and the Aesthetics of Organizational Performance PHILIP HANCOCK AND MELISSA TYLER 512 Occupational Cultures and the Embodiment of Masculinity: Hairdressing, Estate Agency and Firefighting ALEX HALL, JENNY HOCKEY AND VICTORIA ROBINSON 534 The Doing and Undoing of Gender: The Importance of Being a Credible Female Victim EMMA L. JEANES 552 'Ass-kicking' Women: Doing and Undoing Gender in a US Livestock Auction RYANNE PILGERAM 572 Do Workplace Gender Transitions Make Gender Trouble? KRISTEN SCHILT AND CATHERINE CONNELL 596 The Codex, the Codicil and the Codpiece: Some Thoughts on DIminution and Elaboration in Identity Formation HEATHER HOPFL 619 BOOKREvmws ~3 THANK YOU TO REVIEWERS ~9 INDEX TO VOLUME 14 647 NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS Inside back cover Page 36 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fa1/2007) Issue 46 2007 ~~ ffi~ The Hand With Two Sides Male Flight Self-Mutilation and the Constructed Feminine fal.. 1'l ~ By ERIN LYNDAL MARTIN V£ •... ~..•. 'l:l Eminem, Masculine Striving, and the Dangers of Possessive ··v;... Individualism · ~•. il~ By KIM D. HESTER-WILLIAMS (j ~ ·.·.·.~· Queen Latifah, Unruly Women, and the Bodies of Romantic . · .•··i..: Comedy · tl · .. fj s By LINDA MIZEJEWSKI ~ The Perilous and Imperiled Black Family Romance Sujata Moorti interviews Candice M. Jenkins about her new book, Private Lives, Proper Relations: RegUlating Blac!< Intimacy. I By SUJATA MOORTI g' Big Bad Chinese Mama J Asian cyber-feminism and subversive textual strategies By CHRIS HUDSON NOTES ON CONTRIBU10RS, Genders 46 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fail 2007) Page 37 Magg,fJn~ ~ Girlistic Fall 2007 Features, Articles and Interviews... Columns... Reclaiming The Kitchen 6 The Omnipresent Feminist 5 why cooking is a source of power Files from the Zine-o-Iogue 37 A Simple Recipe 8 how to start a cooking club That Fucking Feminist 47 Revolution in the Kitchen 9 does choice feminism really help the housewife? Girlistic Fixes... When Cooking Isn't Working 11 A Brief Herstory of... 4 getting the workplace to recognize moms' needs breastfeeding Food For A Little More Than Thought 13 Fresh Flicks 36 recognizing a mother's devotion film reviews Confessions of A Mango Mama 16 Page Turners 40 parenting and gardening are not so far apart book reviews Don't Grin and Don't Bear It 18 Must Have Music 44 smiling in the food service industry music reviews Our Obsession With Dieting 20 Wet Ink 45 a took at the mind·body disconnect "bluebird" Health Conscious or No Conscience? 23 Action Arena 46 how ooUoe diet programs do little for our health Oregon Surf Adventure Hungry Girl 25 The Feminist Fun Page 48 an interv1ew with Usa LiUien "what we eat" match game Trimming the Fat 27 the 411 on eating weU Plus: Make Your Own feminist Cookies 14 A Woman's Place Is In The (Home's) Kitchen 29 30 Ways To Save The World White Making Dinner 15 the Food Network's disparities among chefs 11 Ways To Keep Your Portions Under Control 11 Eating Disorder Resources 14 Slow But Steady Changes 30 Top Online Resources for Food and Fitness 16 Improving Guatemalan women's agricultural rights Community Sustained Agriculture: What & Why 34 Bananas, Globalization and Being There 32 a look at women in the Guatemalan banana industry The Negative Impact of Globalization 35 how globalization affects women in agriculture The Literary Fat Girl 38 heavy heroines in fiction and life get reat Wham, Bam, Thank You Glam 43 the Sirens are a rarity in the gtam rock culture Page 38 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fa1/2007) Volllme 28, Issue 9, 2007 Health Carefor Women International 763 Editorial Eleanor Krassen Cavan 764 Predictors of Pap Test Use Among Women Living on the Hopi Reservation Katbtyn Coe, Lorencita Mat1il1, leon Nuvayeslewa, Agnes AI/akai, Mat)' Papenfuss, jill Guemsey de Zapien, Sal/ie Saltzman S«)'moUl; je,mie Hunte,; and Anna Giuliano 782 Attitudes Toward HPV Testing: Interview Findings From a Random Sample of Women in Ontario, Canada L. Brown, P. Ritvo, R. Howlett, M. Cotlerchio, A. Matthew, B. Rosen, J. MUlphy, and V. Mai 799 Pap Smear Screening Among Women :::40 years Residing at the United States-Mexico Border Danel/e IVaI/ace, jennifer Hunte,; Mat)' Papenfuss, jill Guems«y De Zapien, Catalina Denman, and Anna R. Giuliano 817 The Etiology of Some Menstrual Disorders: A Gynecological and Psychiatric Issue Helen Shetnfeld, Michael Gal, Michael E. Bunzel, and Tali Vishne 828 Quality of Life in Gynecological Inpatients Undergoing Surgery Toshiko Matsushita, Hinako Muraia, Eisuke Matsushima, Yu Sakata, Naoyuki Miyasaka, and Takeshi Aso 843 Why Don't Some Women Return for Cervical Smears? A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Investigation Stephen Buetow, Ron janes, Rohin Steed, Louise Ihimaera, and C. Raina EI/«)' Feminisf Periodlcais (v. 27, n.4, FaJl2007) Paga 39 Volume 28, issue 10, 2007 Health Carefor Women International 853 Editorial Eleanor Krassen Covan 856 Family Caregivers in Rural Uganda: The Hidden Reality Walter KipP, Denis Tindyebwa, Tom Rubaale, Ednah Karamagi, and EI/en Bajenja 872 Breast Cancer Prevention with Older Women: A Gender-Focused Intervention Study Domla E. Hurdle 888 Member Checking With Older Women: A Framework for Negotiating Meaning Susanna Doyle 909 Health-Promoting Aspects of a Paid Job: Findings in a Qualitative Interview Study With Elderly Women in Sweden Annika S. K. Forssen and Gunilla Car/stedt 930 Exploring Older Women's Approaches to Cervical Cancer Screening Sharon Guilfoyle, Rebeca Franco, andSheni Sheinfeld Gorin 951 List of Reviewers Following Page 952 Title Page to Volume 28 Author Index to Volume 28 Annual Table of Contents Page 40 Faminist Periodicals (v. 27, 0.4, Fall 2007) Hecate's Australian Women's Book Review Volume 19 No 2 2007 Uncanny Beauty: Interpreting the Portraits of Julie Dowling Strange Fruit: Testimony and Memory in Julie Dowling's Portraits 21 July - 14 October 2007, Ian Potter Museum of Art. o Reviewed by Varga Hosseini Sovereign Subjects Aileen Moreton-Robinson. Sovereign Subjects: Indigenous Sovereignty Matters. Allen & Unwin, 2007 o Reviewed by Fiona Nicoll Mythical Tales and Perilous Psalms Elizabeth Stead. The Gospel of Gods and Crocodiles. St. Lucia: U of Queensland P, 2007. • Reviewed by Shanthini Pillai Private Desires Sara Knox. The Orphan Gunner. NSW: Giramondo Publishing, 2007. o Reviewed by Liz Bissell Living Politics Margaret Reynolds. Living Politics. St Lucia: U of Queensland P, 2007. o Reviewed by Mary Crawford The Invisible Ladies Step Out Jean Stewart. Scribblers: A Ladies Literary Society in Brisbane, 1911. Privately published: J&D Stewart, 8 Acworth Street, k.enmore, Brisbane 4069. (2007). o Reviewed by John McCulloch Not Quite the 'End of America'? Naomi Wolf. The End ofAmerica. Chelsea Green Publishing, 2007. o Reviewed by Laura Brunner The Domestic Sublime in New Australian Writing Susan Midalia. A History of the Beanbag (and other stories). UWA Press, 2007. Nicolette Stasko. The Invention of Everyday Life. Black Pepper, 2007. o Reviewed by Frances Cruickshank The Poison of History Marcella Polain. The Edge of the World. Fremantle Press, 2007 o Reviewed by Jasna Novakovic Feminist Periodicals (v.27. n.4. Fall 2007) Page 41 [IOOlIZONS FALL 2007 / VOLUME 21 NO.2 54: Somersault News Arts &Ideas 6 E. FRY CASE IMPROVES CONOITIONS FOR WOMEN 40 MUSIC MUST-HAVES by Noreen S!mnahan Joss Stone. Danielle French. Cori Brewster, Evalyn Parry. Ruthie Foster, Amy Milan, APERFECT FIT FOR WOMEN Serena Ryder 7 by SUJanfl lvla/inolo 9 OVERTIME PAY HELO UP, TEllERS CHARGE FALL REAOING byll/net Nicol 43 Intbe Name ifFriendsbip by Marilyn French, Special Topics in Calamity Pbysics by Marisha ELECTORAL REFORM ABUZZ IN ONTARIO Pessl, Comfort Foodfor Breakups by Marusya 12 byMdinda Sdmys Bociurkiw, LuI/abiesfor LillIe Criminals by Heather O'Neill, Mommy nr,.m edited by AROOMFUL OF MISSING WOMEN Leslie Morgan Steiner, Rage + Resistance; A 13 by]mu Shulmlln Tbeological RejIection on tbe Montreal Massacre by Theresa O'Donovan, Ranembering Women A111rdered by Men by the Cultural Memory Group. Women Writing Mrica. Uhf Aftica Features andtbe Sabel by E. Sutherland~Addyand A. Diaw. TURF WARS 16 Mter enduring repeated personal attacks, MP Belinda Stronach hasn't shied away from talking about the impact of FILM those remarks upon women contemplating oolitkallife. 54 Somenflult by Ashift KaJJam Review by Maureen Medved ON GUARO 20 It sounds too good to be true: a vaccine for cervical cancer. So why do health experts say Ottawa's decision to spend $300 Columns million on GardasU might be sending the wrong message? PENNI MITCHELL by Dawn Rae Downfall 5 Violating Mother Nature WHEN IT CliKS MARIKO TAMAKI 24 Toronto's hottest androgynous rock band talks to Heri'ZIJ!JJ. 33 The Education ofMiss IvJariko by Cindy Filipmko THE STORY OF ABEER SUSAN G. COLE 28 Filmmakers take on violation ofgirls' human rights. 55 \"'hat Makes a Feminist? by Daya Lye LYN COCKBURN IN FOCUS 56 Sexism in Full Swing 34 Nova Scotia's first Mrican Canadian female lieutenant governor has a 3D-year history ofchampioning human rights. by H'endy Robbins ONCE UPON ATIME 37 Deb Ellis writes children's stories about the Taliban, AlDS '4 and Jiving in poverty. "1 ' . byJanet Nicol , .~. i. ! !. J~, ..... ~" 1); Miss;ng Women Page 42 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fall 2007) HYPATIA AJournal ofFeminist Philosophy Volume 22 Number4 Fall 2007 Special Issue Democratic Theory edited by Noelle McAfee and R. Claire Snyder vii Noelle McAfee and R. Claire Snyder Democratic Interventions in Feminist Theory Democratic Theory 163 Theresa Man Ling Lee Rethinking the Personal and the Political: Radical Interventions Feminist Activism and Ci~,ic Engagement Jane Monica Drexler 180 Niamh Reilly Politics Improper: Cosmopolitan Feminism and Human Rights Iris Marion Young, Hannah Arendt, and the Pottier of Performarivity 16 Margret Orebowicl Book Reviews Standpoint Theory and the Possibility ofJustice: 199 Rebecca Kukla Democrati~ation A L)'otardian Critique of the of Knowledge The Dream of the Perfect Child by Joan Rothschild 30 Mkhaele L. Ferguson 203 Elizabeth K. Minnich Sharing without Knowing: Feminism and the Abyss of Freedom by Linda M. G. Zerilli Collective Identity in Feminist and Democratic Theory 206 Christina M. BeHon Revisioning Deliberation Globalizing Democracy and Human Rights by Carol Gould 46 Brooke A. Ackerly 209 Emily Grosholz "How Does Change Happenr" Deliberation and DIfficulty Black Sexlwl Politics: African Americans, Gender, and the New Racism by Patrida Hill Collins 64 Shirin M. Rai Deliberative Democracy and the Politics of Redistribution: Review Essay The Case of the Indian Panchayats 213 Fiona Robinson 81 Ch"yl Hall The Curious Feminist: Sellrching for Women in a New Age of Empire Recogni~ing the Passion in Deliberation: by Cynthia Enloe and Integmting Ecofeminism, GlobaliZalion and World Toward a More Democratic Theory ofDeliberatit'e Democracy Religions by Rosemary Radford ~uether 96 Lori Watson Constituting Politics: Power, Reciprocity, and Identity 220 Book Notes Feminist Interventions in Democratic Theory Musings 113 Monique Lanoix 223 Paul Benson The Citizen in Question Feminism llnd the A-word: Power and Community in the Unil'ersil)' 130 Christine Keating 230 Notes on Contributors Framing the Postcolonial Sexual Contract: 234 Guidelines for Contributors Democrac:i, Fraternalism, and State Authority in India 236 Books Received 146 Jill Locke Shame and the Future of Feminism 238 Call for Papers Feminist Periodicafs (v. 27, n.4, Faf/2007) Page 43 International Feminist Journal VOLUME 9 NUMBER 4 ojPolitics DECEMBER 2007 Special Issue - Politics of Water: A Confluence ofWomen's Voices Guest Editors - Paola Corso and Nandita Ghosh GUEST EDITORS' INTRODUCTIONS Women and the Politics of Water: An Introduction Nalldita Ghosh 443 Confluence Paola Corso 455 CRITICAL ESSAYS (Un)Natural Selection: The Drainage of the Hula Wetlands, an Ecofeminist Reading Edlla Gamey 465 Boundaries of Violence: Water, Gender and Globalization at the US Borders Julie Sze 475 Women, Equity and Participatory Water Management in Brazil Andrea MoTors and Patricia E. Perkins 485 Water, Water Everywhere, But Not a Drop to Drink: Pal'; Politics (Water Politics) in Rural Bangladesh Farl/ano Sultana 494 The Public and Private Domain of the Everyday Politics of Water: The Constructions of Gender and Water Power in the Andes ofPeru Jllalla Vera Delgado alld Margreet Zwarteveell 503 NARRATIVES River Nasrill Naficy 513 La Balianne Elizabeth Sanders 516 Ogijo, Nigeria: Testimony Olayillka Rotinli 521 Nepali Women and Their Struggles over Water during Pregnancy Sabril/a Regmi 522 Water, Women and International Law Mara Tigllillo 524 The Village Borehole MaryO. Talldoll 527 Narratille Trillity: Appalac1lia/l Coalfields I. Clean Water Is Our Right Patricia Feeney 530 2. When Coal Waste Is in Your Water Debbie Sammolls 531 3. Something Is Wrong with the Water AIIIY Blal/kells/lip alld DOl/etta Blankel/sllip 532 It's Because of the lagoon That We Live Here: AMI Women Testimonies Aua Servigna alld Alana Servigl/a 534 Wallid Walla Bint AI/llie Rac/lele Lallzillotto 537 (Continued, next page) Page 44 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fall 2007) (International Feminist Journal of Politics v.9, n.4, December 2007 continued) POETRY BOOK REVIEWS Kennebec Getting Gender Mainstreaming in Water Right: Perceptions, Patricia Brody 547 Practices and Policies Hunger Vigil Kuntala Lahiri Dutt (cd.), Fluid BOllds: Views all Gel/der alld Water; Anile Coles and Tina Wallace (eds), Gcuder, Water alld DeI1e!0plllrllt; Prall/iia VellkateslIIorali S48 Vivienne Bennett, Sonia Davila-Poblete and Maria Nieves Rico (eds), Opposillg Currellts: The Politics ofWater alld Gender in La till America 583 On Being Told My School Trip Photo's Hung in the Johnstown Sara Ahmed Flood Museum for Fifteen Years ldra NOlley 550 Mamie leybourne and Andrea Gaynor (cds), Water: Histories, ClIltures alld Ecologies 'But I Say, de Woman Is $markr' Fiona Miller 593 Louisa Calio 552 Maude Barlow and Tony Clarke, Blue Gold: Ti,e Battle Agaillst The Flooding That Writes Itself Corporate Theft oftl/e World's Water Eileen R. Tabins 554 Abigail PO}lP 595 Siren in a White Coif Alice Fothergill, Heads Abolle Water: Gellder, Class, alld Family AI/llette Spall/dilly-COllll)' 557 ill tilt: Gralld Forks Flood Nancy Lee Wilkinson 597 Rain Dance SllZUllllall Mirgl111lli 558 Notes on Contributors 599 Song for Anna of Walhachill Index of Volume 9,2007 607 Cleo Roberts 560 Reviewer Acknowledgements 615 1-95 Corridor Parell ia Moore 563 Working for Water E.-K. Dal/fin 566 Perrier's Metropolis Cori L Gabbard 569 Handwriting: The Gambia, West Africa Megan GamlOlI 571 The Mysterious Gift Mal')' AI/Still Speaker 573 Oily Waters: Nadisha's Manning Dallie/a Giose.Di 574 Stutthof, Sixty Years After Dellll Walders 576 1950 Crossing the Strait Dalla till 577 Paddy Fields Tapati Blraradwaj 579 40,000 Pregnant Women among Tsunami Homeless Rodlrlle Ratller 580 Mikveh Seree Zollar 581 Feminist Periodicafs (v.27, n 4, Fa112007) Page 45 JMEWS JOURNAL OF MIDDLE EAST WOMEN'S STUDIES VOLUME 3 NUMBER 3 FALL 2007 ESSAYS BOOK REVIEWS Masculinity, Reproduction, Lois Beck and Guity Nashal. eds. and Male Infertility Surgery in the Middle East Women i" Trail from 1800 to the lslamic Republic Marda C. Inhorn Reviewed by Afsaneh Najrnabadi 109 Contested Surrogacy and the Gender Order: Shouleh Vatanabadi and Mohammad Mehdi Khorrami. eds. and trans. An Israeli Case Study A,lOther Sea, Another Shore: Persian Stories ofMigratioll Daphna Birenbaum-Carmeli Persis M. Karim. ed. 21 Let Me Tell You Where I've Been: Contradictory Location: New Writing by Women ofthe Iranian Diaspora Assessing the Position ofPalestinian Women Citizens ofIsrael Reviewed by Guilan Siassl Amalia Sa'ae 119 45 Gary S. Gregg The Middle East: A Otltllral Psychology Contested Meaning ofthe Veil and Political Ideologies ofIranian Regimes Reviewed by MandyTerc Ashraf Zahedi 123 75 Douglas Northrop Veiled Empire: Gender 6- Power in Stalinist Central Asia BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS Reviewed by Nina Kohli-Laven Reasons for the Lack of Women's Participation in Pakistan's Workforce 126 Fahd AU Raza Julia J. Droeber 99 Dreaming ofChange: International Conference on Kurdish Women for Peace and Equality l'iJlmg Middle-Class Women and Social Tramformation in Jordan March 8, 2007. Erbil, Southern Kurrlistan Reviewed by Aseel Sawalha Sharon Linzey 129 103 CONTRIBUTORS International Conference on Kurdish Women for Peace and Equality 132 March 8, 2007, Erbil, Southern Kurdislan SUBMISSION GUIDELINES Nadecn El-Kassem 105 134 Page 46 Feminist Periodicals (V. 27, n.4, Fall2007j Volume 19, Number 2 2007 Jourrlal of----- Feminist Family Therapy® An International Forum The F.A.S.T. Model: Feminist Assessment for Use in Sex Therapy Teresa L. Young Siblings Family Drama: Family Treatment and Anorexia Nervosa in Hong Kong Zenobia C. Y. Chan Joyce L. C. Ma The Effect of Value Conflicts on Therapists' Work with Abusive Clients: Implications for the Integration of Feminist Tenets Matthew VII. Brosi Emily S. Roiling POLITICS AND HUMOR Scott Johnson, Politics and Humor Editor Long Range Projections BOOK REVIEW Narrative Therapy: Making Meaning, Making Lives, edited by C. Brown, and T. Augusta-Scott Reviewed by Robbie Busch Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fa1/2007) Paga 47 JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN RELIGION Fall 2007 Volume 23 Number 2 D Editors' Introduction Elisabeth Schassler Fiorenza Me/mlie Joh¥lson~DeBaufre Steph011ie Mitchem D Articles _ Archaeologists and Goddess Feminists at <;atalhoyiik: An Experiment in Multivocality Kathryn Rountree 7 Christian Origins, Egalitarianism, and Utopia Man} Ann Beavis 27 A Communion of Little Saints: Nineteenth-Century American Child Hagiographies Diarlo Walsh Pasulka 51 Women in the Menstruation Huts: Variations in Preserving Purification Customs among Ethiopian Immigrants 11lbal Cicurel Rnche/ Sharaby 69 D In a Different Voice _ Mehitl..ah Judith Kennan 85 Hail Mary Michele Arista 87 D Roundtable Discussion: Teaching for Change More than an Encore Man} E. Hunt 89 Reflections on and the Impact ofthe "Teaching for Change" Conference Elizabeth Amonh 95 Conflict in the Heart of the Academy: Individual Change and Institutional Power IGmberly A Bresler 98 Reflections on the 'Teaching for Change" Conference: The Business of Feminist Teaching MOllica A. Coleman 103 Sex and the (Tent) City Noelle Damico 108 Not a Luxury. But a Necessity: Toward Transgressive Thinking Nami IGm 112 A Reflection on the 'leaching for Change" Conference and Its Challenges in My \Vorkplace Kathleen McPhillips 117 'Vanting More Change: A Few Reflections from a Secular Menace Peggy Schmeiser 121 Roundtable Discussion: Got Life? Finding Balance and D Making Boundaries in the Academy _ Work Is Not the Only Problem: How the Concept of Family Contributes to the Work-Family Dilemma Jand R. Jakobsen 127 For a Graduate Student, Parenting Is Political Knte Ott 131 My E),perience as Artist and Adjunct Dugall McGinley 135 SOcial-Justice Activism in the Academic Industrial Complex Alldrea Smith 140 Copestones for Life Claltdia AI1Il Highbattgh 145 D Living It Out _ Ethical Challenges Confronting the Roman Catholic "'omen's Ordination lvlovement in the 1\venty-First Century Marian Ronan 149 o Notes on Contrihutors _ 171 Page 48 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, nA, Fall 2007) Journal of Gender Studies Volume 16 Number 3 November 2007 Allgel AI. Y. Lill & Avil1 TOllg. Crossing boundaries: male consumption of Korean TV dram.'l" nnd negotiation of gender relations in modern day Hong Kong 217 Feolla Attwood Sluts and riot grrrls: female identity and sexual agency 233 Sarah Fa/clls. 'A complex mixture of fascination and distaste'; relationships between women in Pnt Barker's Blow YOllr House DOIl'1I, Liza's Ellg/and and Unioll Street 249 Michael Molli'T. Exploiting patterns: a critique of hegemonic masculinity 263 BIll Tirohf. A study of the rights of cross,dressers in the UK 277 REVIEWS Capitalizing 011 the Curse: the business ofmclIstntatiorl (Elizabeth Arveda Kissling) reviewed by Julie-Marie Strange 291 Between Women: friendship, desire, and marriage ill Vict011all England (Sharon Marcus) reviewed by Gail Turley Houston 293 The Privilege ofPoverty: Clare ofAssisi, Agnes ofPraglll', (/nd the struggle for a Franciscan nile for womell (Joan Mueller) reviewed by Jacqueline Jenkins 294 Women a"d Migra/ion ill Asia: migrant women alld work (Anuja Agrawal (Ed.)} reviewed by Michael Amey 296 SOI//II American I"dependence: gender, politics, text (Catherine Davies, Claire Brewster & Hilary Owen) reviewed by Sarah C. Chambers 298 Citizenship in all Enlarging Europe: from dream to awakening (Barbara Einhorn) reviewed by Majella Kilkey 300 Gender ami the Media (Rosalind Gill) reviewed by Sidney Eve Matrix 301 European Perspecti\'es on Men and Masculinities: national (lnd transnational approaches (Jeff Hearn & Keith Pringle (with members of CROME)} reviewed by David H. J. Morgan 303 Mw Who Dance: aesthetics, at1lfetics and the art ofmasculillity (Michael Gard) reviewed by Emily Williams 304 Boxing, Mascufillit)' and identity: tlle '/' ofthe tiger (Kath Woodward) reviewed by Kevin B. Wamsley 306 Spon, Se:wafities and Queermleory (Jayne Caudwell (Ed.}) reviewed by Michael Atkinson 308 Is Philosoplly Androce1llric? (lddo Landau) reviewed by Paul Gilbert 309 BOOKS RECEIVED 313 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 315 VOLUME CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX 316 CALL FOR PAPERS 321 ANNOUNCEMENT 322 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) Page 49 Journal ofInternational Women's Studies Vol 9, #1, Nov 2007 (Note: Articles are in PDF format and require Acrobat reader 4.0 or higher - free download) Articles Violence in the Familu: A Preliminary Investigation and DVel'view ofWife Battering Iranian Women and the Civil Rights inA/'rica Movement in Iltan: Felninisnt interacted ByAdewale Rotimi By Majid Mohammadi GendeJ'Awareness o(RuJ'al Wonten in The Land ofLalla-Ded: Politicization of Bangladesh Kashmir and Construction ofthe Kashmiri By Shahllaj Parveell Wontan By Nyla Ali Khall EconoJnic EJnpowe1'1nent ofWoJnen Through Foul' Psychotherapies In Two LOCal nh'ds ofFl'eedont? Perspectives on FClnale GoveJ'nJnentAreas, Nigeria Elnancipation andSri Lanka's Libel'ation By Dsiki J.D. Tigers ofTamil Eelam By Kim Jordan and MYl'iam Denov Essays Reflections on Islamic Identitu, Citizenship Rights and Women's Struggle For Gender Respecting theEast. Embracing the West: A Justice: I/lustration From India Tribute to the Women ofthe Maritime Sikh By Sabiha Hussaill Society By Pavlla Sodhi BeuondCaliban 's Curses: The Decolonial FeministLiteracy ofSycorax Tlte Social World ofProstitlites and By Irelle Lara Devadasis: A Study oftheSocial Str'uctul'e and its Politics in 17th and18th Century LandLoss and Gal-ifuna Women's Activisln India on HondYl'as'North Coast By Koruna Sharma By Keri Vacanti Brolldo Access to Healthcare vis-ii-vis Wonten's Book Reviews RepJ'oductiue Health in Calneroon By Michael Soh "Convent Life in Colonial Mexico: A Tale of nvo Contmunities"Stephanie L. Kirk Gender Discrimination: Beliefs and Reviewed by Margaret E. Boyle Experiences: A Comparative PeJ'spective of WanleR andMen in The DelhiPolice "Sons ofthe MoveJnent: FtMs Risking By Pullam Sahgal Incoherence 0'11 a Post-Queel' Cultural Landscape /I Jean BobbuNoble Gender Dispar'ities in Living Ar'1'angements Reviewed by Hae Yeoll Chao ofOlderPeople in Gitana: Evidence 6'0111 tile 2003 Gitana Demographic and Health "ProLife Fenlinisl1H Yesterday and Today" Surveu (2nd E:qJanded Edition), Mary Kmne Kel'r. ByChuksJ.Mba RacltelMacNair. and Linda Naran,io-Huebel Reviewed by Kimberly Kelly Gender Responsive Eno'epreneurial Econornu ofNiger'ia: Enabling Women in a "Conception Diary.' Thinking about Disabling Environment Pregnanc" and MotheJ'hood"Susan Hogan. By May Nwoye Reviewed by Stacy Lockerbie Gender Differentiation aruong FaJ'mers in the Agr'icultuJ'alSector' in Benquet. Philippines "CltaJnpions (OJ' Peace: WOlnen Winners of By Jillky Lei/allie Lu tlte Nobel Peace Prize"Judith Hicks Stiehm Reviewed by Karell E. Weekes World YWCA Leaders and tlte UNDecade [01' WOJnen '~kron's 'Beitel' Half.' Wonten's Clubs ancl By Karen Garner tlte Huntanization ofthe Cihl, 1825-1925" Kathleen L. Endres Reviewed by Jennifer L. Adams Page 50 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) Journal ofLesbian Studies Twenty·First Century Lesbian Studies Part II Volume 11, Numbers 3/4 2007 SECTION IV IOENTITIES: THINKING INTERSECTIONALLY Sister Outsider. An Enduring Vision Embracing Myself, My Sister and the 'Other' Consuela Rivera-Fuentes Contesting 'Straights': 'Lesbians,' 'Queer Heterosexuals' and the Critique of Heteronormativity Annette Schlichter The Lesbian Community and FTMs: D6tente In the Butch/FTM Borderlands Ji/JIan T. Weiss Intersections of Lesbian Studies and Postcolonial Studies: One Possible Future for Class Donna McCormack Cal/liope in Love: The 'Prescientific' Desires of an Apolitical 'Hermaphrodite' Morgan Holmes Carved In Flesh? Inscribing Body, Identity and Desire Kay Inck/e SECTION V LOCATIONS: TRANSLATING 'LESBIAN' Lesbian Studies and Activism In India Ruth Vanita -- Lesbian Studies in Thailand JiJlana Enteen Loud and Lusty Lesbian Queers: Lesbian Theory, Research and Debate In the German~SpeaklngContext Antke Engel Quare Eire Noreen Giffney The Un/State of Lesbian Studies: An Introduction to Lesbian Communities and Contemporary Legislation in Japan Claire Maree Peripheral Perspectives: Locating Lesbian Studies In Australasia Sara MacBride·Stewart 'Russian Love,' or What of Lesbian Studies in Russia? Nadya Nartova Queerying Borders: An Afrikan Activist Perspective Bernedette Muthien 'Where Are the Lesbians in Chaucer?ll Lack, Opportunity and Female Homoeroticism In Medieval Studies Today Micheffe M. Sauer Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fal/2007) Page 51 Young Mothers Winter/Spring 2007 Volume 9, Number 1 Contents Young Mothers, Agency and Collective Action: Issues Young l\foms and Challenges by Saj~ Delanty 176 hyDtirdrtM. Kdly 9 My World The "Good Mother" vs. the "Other" Mother: by KaUlyn Nahomy 179 The Girl-Mom by Lindsey Rod: 20 A Stranger's Eyes by Kaltly" Nahon~y 181 "It Doesn't Matter ifYou're 15 or 45, Having a Child is a Difficult Experience": Reflexivity and Resistance in r.,-find, Body and Soul- Heart Young Mothers' Constructions ofIdentity by Huda Eldariry 182 by Tal/ya Dari!; 29 struck by love by Amanda 4 Kdra "Don't Look Down on Me Because I Have One": 184 Young Mothers Empowered in a Context ofSupport I Was Here t86 by Roehr! C. Ruman, Sllla1l SilvlrandSUt Wi!Jl)lI 42 When Schooling is Not Enough: Support, Empowerment St. Martilis Manor, Young Parent Resource Centre, Hamilton 190 and Social Regulation ofthe Teen Mother in Contemporary Canada \Vherever You Art, There lAm by Meghan May 192 byioniaAhl)/a-Sidaway alld Sandra FDf/1f{(/ 53 Second Chance Teen Mothers and Socioeconomic Status: by Kathlttn Camara 194 The Chicken-Egg Debate by Gtmma Briggs, A/ami Brown~1IalldNClrakiu Roos 62 Always and Forever by Dalliellf Ltgault 195 Young Mothers in Canadian HIV Awareness Posters: Underrepresentation and Concerns Loud and Proud byLinda H,lllltr 75 by Shantdla Andmon 197 An Inappropriate Transition to Adulthood? Teenage Being a Parent Pregnancyand the Discourses ofChildhood in the UK by Humft1.wJHOIIU 198 by Corimu Wihon 92 h's Not Easy by Kathry" Kruger 200 Complex Lives: Young Motherhood, Homelessness and Partner Relationships About my 100'es and me by D~borah K~ys tOl by Kristina Bam/Qtynf 201 IfYou Build It, They May Not Be Able to GetThere: Budgeting With Gift Cards: A Teen Mom's Story ofMoney Management The Challenges ofMentoringTeenaged and Low-Income Single by Sam McCarthy 203 Mothers Through an Undergraduate Service-Learning Course D~borah L. by Byrd III Functions of1Jotherhood by LuLanu 205 Making Statistics Lie: Interrogating Teenage Motherhood in a Rural Mrican-American Community Natural Beauties by Alill~ Gubrillm 125 by Nella 20b Memorializing and MoraJizing Young Motherhood in Barbados A Conversation with Stephanie Brunet by Pamela} DClWII~ 138 by Angda Stmylc 207 Mother, Woman, HeaJer Se\'enteen by 1hra 1I1a~ Hillyer 15l by Kathaitu Arnoldi 209 \Ve are mothers too... Young Mothers Speak Out by ''dnma YoulJg 212 Aren't I Too Young by 8arah Piloll 165 The AmazingTrue Story ofa Teenage Single Mom by Kat/mim Atno!di 169 Essence, Lynn and Arika Speak by Oolagm Commullity Serviw 173 (Continued, next page) Page 52 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fatl2007) (Journal of the Association for Research on Mothering v.9, n.1, Winter--Spring 2007 continued) Folio True C01JftHiom reviewed by Dorsia Smith Silva 241 Editor's Notes: judith Arcana by Rishma DlIlllop 214 The Dtvdop/llmt ofjudgmtnt and Dairio" Mak.illg ill ChildrtlJ andAdolmmtr She couldn't be sure what heU say reviewed by Tatjana Chorney 242 by judithArcana 217 Family IIItJtJtt1lents ill Childml~ Pofmtial Jocasta Interviewed in Hell reviewed by Lynell Cadray 244 6y judith Arcana 219 I Wall11a Be Sedated Talking About Suzie, 1959 revie...,ed by Ruth Nemzoff 245 by Judith Arcana 220 A-fommy Guilt: Ltilm to Worry Lm, FO(llJ 011 What Mat/err A-foJt, Sheila's deposition, 1997 and Raif( Happier Kids reviewed by Lynn Loutzenhiser oy judi/hAnana 221 246 Celia finally responds, 1998 Battle CritJ:jm/iufir Kids with Spaial NeedJ reviewed by Barbara SchwaItz-Bechet by Judifh Auanu 223 247 Noreen's phonecalls, 1999 Afraid ofthe Day:A Da/lghter~joumey by Judith Arcana 225 reviewed by Nancy Gerber 248 For all the Mary Catholics From Work.-FamUy Balallce to Work-Family IIlferar/ioll: by Judith Anana 227 Changing the M,tllphor reviewed by Justyna Sempruch 250 In the Service we said Coupler (lIId Pregllancy: Welcome, U"w(/c011le alld In-Betwet/l by Judith Arcana 228 reviewed by Gina Wong~Wylie 251 Here is what happened by Judith Arealla Work alld Lift Illtegra/ion: Orgal1izatio1Jal, Cli/fum/, ami 229 Individual PmpectivtJ She Said reviewed by Caro Gamber 252 by Judith Arcana 230 Birfh and Birthgivm: The Po-wer Behind fhe Shamt reviewe 1 by Nan1!Jordan 254 Acknowledgements 234 Book Reviews Contributor Notes 256 Unfit Subjtets: Edl({alhmal Policy and the Teell MOlher reviewed by Lucy E. Baile)' 236 II Could Happen to YOII: Diary ofa Pregnancy and Beyond reviewed by Linda Liebenberg 237 Great with Child: Letfm to a YOl/llg Mother reviewed by Jane Satterfield 238 What ifyollrmotlxr reviewed by Jill Scott 240 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fa1/2007) Page 53 JtJurxa[ if Volume 19 Numbers 3/4 Women $-' 7lgind 2007 FROM THE EDITOR J. Dianne Garner Research on Persistent Pain in Late Life: Current Topics and Challenges Karen A. Roberto, PhD, Susan N. Perkins, MA, A. Kate Holland, MA Patterns of Pain and Well-Being in Older Women: A 10-Year Longitudinal Study Cynthia H. Phelan, MS, RN, Susan M. Heidrich, PhD, RN Factors Assoeiated with Long-Term Benzodiazepine Use Among Elderly Women and Men in Quebec Dany Fortin, PhD, Michel Preville, PhD, Claire Ducharme, MA, Rejean Hebert, MD, MPhi/, Lise Trottier, MSc, Jean-Pierre Gregoire, PhD, Jacques Allard, MD, FCMFC, An/ck Berard, PhD Knowledge and Attitudes About HIVIAIDS Among Community-Living Older Women: Reexamining Issues of Age and Gender JennilerHill/nan,PhD Non-Surgical Cosmetic Procedures: Older Women's Perceptions and Experiences Laura Hurd Clarke, PhD, Robin Repta, MA, Meridith Griffin, MA Promoting Older Women's Health and Well-Being Through Social Leisure Environments: What We Have Learned from the Red Hat Society® Julie S. Son, PhD, Deborah L. Kerstetter, PhD, Careen M. Yarnal, PhD, Birgitta L. Baker, MS The Gender Wealth Gap: Structural and Material Constraints and Implications for Later Life Margaret Denton, PhD, Linda Boos, MA Gender Differences in Predictors of Late-Life Health Insurance Knowledge Joy M. Jacobs-Lawson, PhD, Mitzi M. Schumacher, PhD, Alicia K. Webb, BA Anticipation of Retirement Among Baby Boomers Norma A. Winston, PhD, Jo Barnes, PhD Gender Differences in Caregiving: A Case in Chinese Canadian Caregivers Daniel W. L. Lai, PhD, RSW, Phyllis K. F. Luk, MSW, RSW, Cynthia Lee Andruske, PhD Older Women's Fears of Violence: The Need for Interventions That Enable Active Ageing Karen Barnett, PhD, Laurie Buys, PhD, Jan Lovie-Kitchin, PhD, Gillian Boulton-Lewis, PhD, Dianne Smith, PhD, Maree Heffernan, BBus, BA BOOK REVIEWS Page 54 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fall 2001) JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND MINORITIES IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING VOLUME 13 NO.3 2007 CONTENTS The Advance Mentoring-for-Leadership Lunch Series for Women Faculty 191 in STEM at the University of Washington Joyce W. Yell, Kate Qllillll, Coleen Carrigall, Elizabeth Lilzler, alld Eve A. Riskill AdvancingWomen Scientists: Exploring a Theoretically Grounded Climate 207 Change Workshop Model Barbara Silver, Jallice Prochaska, Helell Mederer, Lisa Harlow, alld Karen Shermall Perceptions of Fairness: Gender and Attitudes about Opportunity among 231 Scientists in Germany and the United States Salldra L. Hallsoll, IVl) Kellllelly, alld Stefall Fllchs An Investigation of Factors Mfecting Elementary Female StudentTeachers' 259 Choice of Science as a Major at College Level in Zimbabwe Frallcis Mlenga A Matter of Confidence: Gender Differences in Attitudes toward Engaging 279 in Lab and Course Work in Undergraduate Engineering Marilla Micari, Pilar Pazos, alld Mitra J. Z. Hartmallll Promoting Success: Possible Factors behind Achievement of Under- 295 represented Students in a Peer-Led Small Group STEM Workshop Program Marilla Micari alld Dellise Dralle Feminist Pen'odicals (v. 27. n. 4, fall 2007) Page 55 Journal ofWomen, Politics & Policy Volume 28, Numbers 3/4 2006 Intersectionality and Politics: Recent Research on Gender, Race, and Political Representation in the United States Introduction Carol Hardy-Fanta THE CONTOURS AND CONTEXT OF DESCRIPTIVE REPRESENTATION Gender, Race, and Descriptive Representation in the United States: Findings from the Gender and Multicultuml Leadership Project 7 Carol Hardy-Fanta Pei-te Lien Dianne M. PinderJmghes Christine Marie Sierra Women areolar in Stale Legislatures: Gender, Race. Ethnicity and Legislative Office Holding 43 Beck; Scola SUBSTANTIVE IMPACT OF THE CHANGING FACE OF ELECTED OFFICIALS Agenda Setting and African American Women in State Legislatures 71 Kat/llee/l A. Bratton Kerry L. Haynie Beth Reingold Race Gild Gender Matter: Refining Models of Legislative Policy Making in Slale Legislatures 97 Byron D'Alldrd Ore)' Wendy Smooth with Kimberly S. Adams Kisha Harris-Clark Gender and Ethnicily: Patterns of Electoral Success and Legislative Advocacy Among Latina and Latino State Officials in Four States 121 Luis Ricardo Fraga Linda Lopez Valerie Martinez-Ebers Ricardo Ramirez A Second Look: Is There a Latinalo Gender Gap? 147 Lisa Garda Bedolla Jessica L. Lal'ariega MOll/orti Adrian D. Pa1ltoja INTERSECTlONALITY: POLITICAL LEADERSHIP AND POLICY IMPLICATlONS Envisioning the Possibilities for a Good Life: Exploring the Public Policy Implications of Intersectionality Theory 173 Tiffany Manl/el Commentary: The Practice and Functioning of Intersectionality and Politics 205 Julia S. Jordall-Zacltcl)' About the Contributors 213 Page 56 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fa1/2007) JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY VOL. 19 No.3 FALL 2007 Editors' Note I 7 WOMEN AND WORK Constance Hoffman Berman Women's Work in Family, Vilbge, and Town after 1000 CE: Contributions to Economic Growth? /10 Sara Stidstone Gronim What Jane Knew: A Wqman BOt.10ist in the Eighteenth Century / 33 Julie Fette Pride and Prejudice in the Professions: Women Doctors and Lawyers in Third Republic France I 60 Elizabeth Sinn Women at Work: Chinese Brothel Keepers in Nineteenth-Century Hong Kong / 87 Patricia D'Antonio Nurses-and Wives and Mothers: Women and the Latter-day Saints Training School's Class of 1919 /112 Charles McGraw 'The Intervention of a Friendly Power': The Transnational Migration of Women's Work and 1898 Imperial Imagination I 137 Carrie N. Baker The Emergence of Organized Feminist Resistance to Sexual Harassment in the United States in the 1970s / 161 BOOK REVIEWS Nancy Isenberg Founding Mothers, Myths, and a Martyr / 185 Lori D. Glnzberg. Uillidy Origins; A SloryofWOIllt/11'S Righis ill Alltebel/ulIl New York; Linda J. Lumsden, Inn: Tile Life and Tim6 Ofrlln MilIlo/lal/d; Sheny H. Penney and James D. Livingston, A \'ery Dal/gerous Woman; Mari/ul Wrighl and "Volllm's Rights; Judith Wellman, Till' Road 10 SenU'l FJ1/ls: EIi<: CONTRtBUTORS / 232 NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS /235 ANNOUNCEMENTS / 237 Feminist Pen'odicals (v.27, n. 4, Fa/! 2007) Page 57 ...... , , ...... , .. .,., , , .. Volume 32, No.3 -lt-th Fall 2007 ...... , .. Lt ...... , , ...... , .. Why is this magazine called Lilith? In the Garden of .... , , ...... Eden,long before the eating of the apple, the Holy One ...... , ...... created the first human beings-a man, Adam, and a ...... woman, Lilith. 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Page 58 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27. 11.4, Fall 2007) MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN Covering all the issues concerning women and media Volume 35, Number 3 Summer 2007 Briefs 3 Research ill Depth - Television consumption and young women's expecta- tions of sexual timing 4 Research ill Depth - Ignoring International Women's Day: A case study of U.S. News Coverage, 2005 13 Commelltary: Women and Media: Still like gazing into funhouse mirrors 24 MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN Covering all the issues concerning women and media Volume 35, Number 4 Fal12007 GreenStone media folds; success of women's radio an open question 4 Media women in Japan have achieved slow but steady progress 5 Research ill Deptlz - Purging Dissent 6 Researclz in Depth - Sexy, tough or inept? Depictions of women terrorists.... 14 Ms. celebrates 35th anniversary; anniversary issue on newsstands 24 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n. 4, Fa1/2007) Page 59 ~ :.I11idwifery CONTENTS Issue Number 83, Autumn 2007 ~~~Todav ~~www.mldWi.erytodaY.Com .. DEPARTMENTS Midwifery Today Midwifery Today 4 Poetry 10 Footling Breech: A Midwife's Own Birth Story-Veronica Wagner 5 From the Editor 14 Thoughts on Breech Birth-Gloria Lemay 6 Networking 14 Web Resources for Breech Birth 7 Tricks of the Trade 8 Midwifery Model of Care: 15 Making a Difference: You Can Be an Agent of Change-Christa Bartley On Breech Birth 16 Nancy Wainer: Supporting Birthing Women-Jalie Brill 9 Marion's IVlessage 18 Turning Breech Babies after 34 Weeks: The If, How, When of Turning 60 Media Reviews Breech Babies-Judy Slome Cohain 62 News 20 Caleb's Birth-Nikki Dauphin 70 Classified Advertising 22 Breech Birth from a Primal Health Research Perspective-Michel Odent 70 Calendar 23 The Power of Georgina-Sister MorningStar 73 Photo Album 24 Midwives and Uterine Rupture: What We Have to Offer International Midwife Kristin Eggleston 50 Cards & Letters 26 Finding Better Solutions to End Bullying-What a Midwife Can Do- Marinoh Valenzuela Forrell 28 A Surprise Breech-Jreena Keeslar 29 Beautiful Breech Homebirth-Anonymous in Albaqaerqae 30 Birth Healing-Rosetta Tharesson 32 Safer Birth in a Barn?-Beth Barbeau 34 Horse Birth-Casey Makela 35 The Story of the Weeping Camel-Dale Bernucca 36 Midwifing a Difficult Kidding-Cheryl K, Smith 40 Too Good to Be True-Amanda Bird 44 The Issues Associated with Postpartum Major Depression Chan tel Haynes 46 The Function of Joy in Pregnancy-Michel Odent 48 The Business of Midwifery: Practice Design I-Linda Lieberman International Midwife 51 Protecting Women from Exploitation-Interview with an Anonymous Midwife-Wanda Walker 52 The Underside of the World: An American CPM's View of Midwifery 'lhe (overphoto, by AmberJordan, is ofbaby in New Zealand-Darjee Sohala Chase, less than fl week old. His parents are 55 Global MidWifery-Traditional and Official--and Humanization of holding his prt'Cious littlejeef, treasuring <,'very moment as this is their third, andlast, Birth-Marsden Wagner little Ollt!. 58 Improving Health in Assam, India-Rondi Anderson Page 60 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n. 4, Fal! 2007) contents FALL 07 VOLUME XVII • NUMBER 4 Clockwl&e from top lett Beth Ditto, Gloria Steinem, Alice Walker, Margaret Cho and the New Moon girls celebrate our 35th. A UP FRONT FEATURES 6 LETTERS 30 Voices Carry 10 THE I( & NOW In hOI/or offhi magnUM! J5tb fllmr (Continued, next page) Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fa1/2007) Page 61 (Ms. v.XVII, n.4, Fall 2007 continued) Thlrty.five years after Tille IX, gins outperform boys In math and scIence, ... Carol Moseley Braun goes organic.... FEATURES DEPARTMENTS ..,wlI;mml MONF.Y 70 nooK REVIEWS 48 Back to the Lanci 57 Vote With Your PurS6 ROlJnie .S'ttinbtrg 011 NIlfNlJ; Kld,,'s BY DElTHIA RICKS TtllJt for UWIt'l1 to put tbeir 1fIancy The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of tjRt'(()uring /iQhiidmJ" Carol WhiTt their poJ;ticnl hopu art. Disaster Capitalislll;Jo.r ]mnes 011 ,\'!osdty HmUll11rr j Our cover recalls historic 1972 issue. Page 62 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fall 2007) O'~) Nashim A JOURNAl Of JEWISH WOMEN'S STUDIES & GENDER ISSUES Spring ¢ Number 13 ¢ 5767/2007 JEWISH WOMEN IN THE ECONOMY Consulting Editor: Sylvie Fogiel-Bijaoui Sylvie Fogiel-Bijaoui, Introduction 5 Gail Labovitz, The Scholarly Life-The laboring Wife: Gender, Torah, and the Family Economy in Rabbinic Culture 8 Ruth Lamdan, Jewish Women as Providers in the Generations Following the Expulsion from Spain 49 Harriet Pass Freidenreich, Joining the Faculty Club: Jewish Women Academics in the United Slates 68 Sylvie Fogie/-BifaoUl~ Women in the Kibbutz: The "Mixed Blessing" of Neo-Liberalism 102 Oma Blumen, The Gendered Display of Work: The Midday Scene in an Ultra-Orthodox Street in Israel 123 Margarete Myers Feinstein, Absent Fathers, Present Mothers: Images of Parenthood in Holocaust Survivor Narratives 155 Avinoam Rosenak, "Dignity of the Congregation" as a Defense Mechanism: A Halakhic Ruling by Rabbi Joseph Messas 183 .,.,.,., The View From Here: Gender Theory and Gendered Realities- An Exchange between Tamar Ross and judith Plaskow 207 ***., In Memoriam: Diane M. Sharon, Tikva Simone Frymer-Kensky, 1943~2006 252 Sandra Lustig and Ian leveson (eds.), Turning the Kaleidoscope: Perspectives on European Jewry, reviewed by Shu/amit Reinharz 262 Hannah Safran, Don't Wanna Be Nice Girls: The Struggle for Suffrage and the New Feminism in Israel, reviewed by Orly Benjamin 265 Esther Fuchs (ed.), Israeli Women's Studies: A Reader, reviewed by Sharon Hafevi 270 Gabrielle Herz, The Women's Camp in Moringen: A Memoir of Imprisonment in Germany, 1936-1937, reviewed by Judy Baumel-Schwartz 272 Gerta Vrbova, Trust and Deceit: A Tale of Survival in Slovakia and Hungary, 1939-1945, reviewed by Hannah Yabfonka 276 Judith Baskin, Midrashic Women: Formations of the Feminine in Rabbinic literature, reviewed by Einal Ramon 279 Call for Papers-Forthcoming issues of Nashim 283 Contributors to This Issue 284 Feminlsl Periodicels (v. 27, n.4, Fa1/2007) Page 63 ig IS 1,. An analysis ofgenderand women's human rights in Africa January ~ June 2007 Hi~hli~ht~ 2 Reflections on kev debates during 2007CSW 3 The 51 S1 Session of the 2007 UN CSW in the words of FEMNET's Chairperson 4Girls celebrate their diversities and strengths at the 2007 CSW 5Child Marriage: aViolation of Human Rights 6Is the United Nations Securitv Council Resolution 1325 wOrking for the African girls;» 1 Agreed conclusions at the 51st Session of the Commission on the StalUs of Women lCSWJ ~Qur Rights t'd"akU>, th. W""ld s.r"fo,lh. ," Afriutl CId Child ;_..?i;j'~ .. ;. i ..,...... JJ.. _.,."'!\III.~j>;;. Page 64 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fa1/2007) Pakistan Journal of Women's Studies: Alam-e-Niswan ISSN: 1024-1256 Volume 14 Number 1 2007 CONTENTS R. Hemamalini Alternative & Integrative Approaches for the 1 Treatment of Menopause Symptoms Rashida Valika Women Trafficking in Pakistan: A Tale of Misery and 19 Exploitation Sachiko Yamamoto Medicalization of Menopause in Japan 33 Fouzia Naeem Khan Vulnerability to Depression in Younger and Older 43 Mothers of Emotionally and Physically Handicapped Children 'S. M. Mostafa Kamal & Factors Affecting the Contraceptive use among the 65 Md. Aynul Islam Married adolescents in Bangladesh Francisca l. Okungbowa Gender Issues in the Use of Mosquito Bed-nets in some 81 & Michael A.O. Nigerian Rural Communities Okungbowa Dolores Chew Secular Feminism Today - Lessons from Canada and 87 India Views & News 97 Feminist Pen'odiea's (v. 27. n.4, Fafl2007) Page 65 Peace&Freedom MAGAZINE OF THE WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE ANO FREEOOM Fall Poet Sonia Sanchez has honored in verse Ihe aclivislll of lhe Rilging Grannies, some of whom were arrested at an Army recruitment slaliol1. See page 31. Inside This Issue Another World is Possible .3 Water lustice and Democracy .4 braeli Arms Sales 6 WILPF (LlMPAL) in the Americas 8 The Lessons of Tlatelolco 9 29th Congress Held in Bolivia 10 WILPF Delegation Visits Colombia 12 WILPF Immigration Statement 1:1 Abolishing Foreign Bases 14 Leadership Changes at WILPF 15 Committee Corner 16 Strategic Planning Implications for Board lVlembers 18 FOlA Update 19 Branch Action News 20 Peace Education 22 WlLPF on the Web 23 Membership Page 24 Committee Corner 25 Middle East Campaigners Mobilize for Peace 27 Help Put Peace on the Political Agenda .30 Untitled Poem 3 I Pledge for Peacc 32 Page 66 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fa/l2007) Politics 6 Gender Volume 3 I Number 4 I December 2007 ARTICLES Kinship Trouble: Antigone's Claim and the Politics of Heteronormativity Terrell Car),er and Samuel A. Chambers 427 Regional Advocacy Networks and the Protocol on the Rights ofWomen in Africa Melinda Adams and Alice Kang 451 Alienation ofAffection Torts: Love 'Em or Leave 'Em? Elizabeth Ellen Gordon 475 CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON GENDER AND POLITICS State Feminism Reconsidered 499 State Feminism since the 1980s: From Loose Notion to Operationalized Concept Amy G. Mazur and Dorothy E. McBride 501 The Challenge of Diversity: The Evolution of Women's Policy Agencies in Britain Judith Squires 513 Developing Countries and New Democracies Matter: An Overview of Research on State Feminism Worldwide Celia Valiente 530 BOOK REVIEWS Black Feminist Voices in Politics, by Evelyn M. Simien Reviewed by Wendy G. Smooth 543 Creating Gender: The Sexual Politics ofWelfare Policy, by Cathy Marie Johnson, Georgia Duerst-Lahti, and Noelle Norton Reviewed by Jocelyn Elise Crowley 546 Working Mothers and the Welfare State: Religion and the Politics ofWork-Fa mil)' Policies in Western Europe and the United States, by Kimberly J. Morgan Reviewed by Diane Sainsbury 548 Gender Quotas, Parity Reform, and Political Parties in France, by Katherine A. R. Opello Reviewed by Mona Lena Krook 551 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS 555 LIST OF REVIEWERS FOR 2007 559 INDEX TO VOLUME 3 561 Feminist Penadlcals (v. 27, n.4, Fa1/2007) Page 67 PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY Volume 31 Number 4 2007 RESEARCH ARTICLES Sexual Victimization Unique Aspects of Adolescent Sexual Victimization Experiences 331 jennifer A. Livingston, Amy Hequembour~Maria Testa, and Carol VanZile~ Tarnsen Effects of Alcohol Intoxication and Victimization History on Women's Sexual Assault Resistance Intentions: The Role of Secondary Cognitive Appraisals 344 Susan A. Stoner, jeanette Norris, William H. George, Kelly Cue Davis, N. Tatiana Masters, and DanielJe M. Hessler Revising the SES: A Collaborative Process to Improve Assessment of Sexual Aggression and Victimization 357 Mary P. Koss, Antonia Abbey, Rebecca Campbell, Sarah Cook, Jeanette Norris, Maria Testa, Sarah Ullman, Carolyn West, and Jacquelyn White labeling of Abuse Experiences and Rates of Victimization 371 Charity B. Hammond and Karen S. Calhoun Body Dissatisfaction and Disordered Eating Body Dissatisfaction and Disordered Eating Among College Women in Chinai South Korea, and the United States: Contrasting Predictions From Sociocultural and Feminist Theories 381 Jaehee jung and Gordon B. Forbes Body Objectification, Social Pressure, and Disordered Eating Behavior in College Women: The Role of Sorority Membership 394 Susan A. Basaw, Kelly A. Foran, and Jamila Bookwala When the Relationship Becomes Her: Revisiting Women's Body Concerns From a Relationship Contingency Perspective 401 Diana T. Sanchez and Tracy Kwang Changing Sexist Attitudes Changes in Students' Explanations for Gender Differences After Taking a Psychology of Women Class: More Constructionist and Less Essentialist 415 Janice D. Yoder, Ann R. Fischer, Arnold S. Kahn, andjessica Groden Raising Male Privilege Awareness and Reducing Sexism: An Evaluation of Diversity Courses 426 Kim A. Case BOOK REVIEWS Feminist Theory and Situated Identity Age Matters: Realigning Feminist Thinkinljr edited by Toni M. Calasanti and Kathleen F. .Slevin 436 Kelly Mohondro and Nancy L. Baker Intersections ofGender, Race, and Class: Readings for a Changing Landscape, edited by Maida Texler Segal and Theresa A. Martinez 437 Sally D. Stabb and Faye A. Reimers Affirmative Psychotherapy With Bisexual Women and Bisexual Men, edited by Ronald C Fox 438 Samantha Strife Other Book Reviews Talking to fating Disorders: Simple Ways to Support Someone With Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating, or Body Image Issues, by Jeanne Albronda Heaton and Claudia J. Strauss 439 Melanie Jean Marklein Gendered Bodies: Feminist Perspectives, by Judith Lorber and lisa Jean Moore 440 Jean Lau Chin Handbook ofFeminist Research: Theory and Praxis, edited by Sharlene Nagy Hesse·Biber 441 Michelle R. Kaufman and Mary Crawford Transformations: Women, "Gender, and Psychology, by Mary Crawford 442 Jennifer A. Boisvert The Girls Who Went Away, by Ann Fessler 443 Irene Merwin and Carol W. Coutu REVIEWER ACKNOWLEDGMENT 445 INDEX 446 INSTRUCTIONS TO CONTRIBUTORS inside back cover Page 68 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) Race, Gender & Class An Interdisciplinary and Multicultural Journal II Volume 14, Number 1-2,2007 ISSN 1082 - 835411 A) 2001 Race, Gender & Cfass Conference: Hurricane Katrina Guest Editors: Jean All Belkhlr and Lenus Jack, Jr. Jean Alt Belkhlr and Lenus Jack, Jr. 4 Introduction, 2007 Race, gender & Class Conference: Hurricane Katrina Jerome Scott and Walda KatzwFishrnan 7 America through the Eye ofHumcane Katn'na ~ Capitalism at its ~Besl~ What Are we Prepared to Do? Glenn S. Johnson and Shlr1ey ~ Rainey 17 Hurricane Katrina: Public Hearth and Environmental Justice Issues Front and Centered Quincy Thomas Stewart and Rashawn ray 38 Hurricane Katrina and the Race Flood: Interactive Lessons for Quantitative Research on Race Revathl I. Hines 60 Natural Disasters and Gender Inequalities: The 2004 Tsunami and the Case of India Ophera A. Davis and Marie Land 69 Sou/hem Women Survivors Speak about Hurricane Katrina, tflB Cnildren and the What Needs to Happen Next Diane c. Keithly 87 Surviving the Recovery: The Role of Expectatl"on and Belief in Rebuilding New Orleans Michael Radcliff 96 SUNO Family Vows to Fight the Systematic Destruction of the School and its Legacy Glenn 5. Johnson and Shirley A. Rainey 100 Hurricane Katrina Impact on three Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs): Voices from Displaced Students Jean AU Belkhlr and Christiane Charlemaino 120 Race, Gender and Class Lessons from Hurricane Katrina (Continued, next page) Femlnisl Periodicals (v. 27, n. 4, Faf/2007) Page 69 (Race, Gender, & Class v.14, n.1-2, 2007 continued) B) Race, CCflder & Class as OryalliziflY Priflciple Jean Ait Belkhlr and Christiane Charlemalne 153 Introduction: Race, gender & Class as Organizing Principle Aimee Van Wagene" 157 Th(J Promise and Impossibility ofRepresenting Anti-Essentialism: Reading Bulworlh Through Critical Race Theory Fllomlna Chloma Steady 178 The Black Woman and thfJ Essentializing Imperative: Implications for Theory and Praxis in the 21S1 Century AdJa Harvey Wingfield 196 The Modern Mammy and the Angry Black Man: African American Professionals' Experiences with Gendered Racism in the Workplace Amallbrahim Madlbbo 213 Race, Gender, Language and Power Relations: Blacks within Francophone Communfties in Ontario, Canada Shonda K. Lawrence, Desiree Stepteau-Watson, and Cynthia Honore4 Colllns 227 An Exploratory Study: Incarcerated Mothers with Daughters Involved in Child Welfare Jacquelyn Mitchell and Rufus Sylvester Lynch 236 Re·Uniting Low·lncome African American Fathers with their Children: A Transdisciplinary Model to Address the Legal Conundrums EmbedeJed in the Social Challenges Danlelle Taana Smith and Kijana Crawford 253 Climbing the Ivory Tower: Recommendations for Mentoring African American Women in Higher EducaUon Richard K. Caputo 266 Federal Taxation ofIndividual Capital & Labor Income in the United States, 1978-2003 Jas M. Sullivan and Ashraf EsmaJl 281 Black Social & Political Activism: An Exploratory Study Megan Durell, Catherine Chiang, and Juan Battle 299 Race, Gender Expectations, and Homophobia: A Quanti/ative Exploration Julie Morton 318 Fighting War: Essential Skills for Peace Education Adele N. Norris, Yvette Murphy·Erby, and Anna Zajicek 333 An Intersectional Perspective in Introductory Sociology Textbooks and the Sociological Imagination: A Case Study Page 70 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) ?(ew:..., -.,d Lk a RM4e-t f~9'0~of~'"~d M~ Isslle #36 Autumn Equinox 2007 INSIDE: Putting Power Back Inlo Empowerment by Srilatha Batliwala Whose Rights Are We TlIlkillg Abollt: Leglliiseil Prostitlllioll by Mary Lucille Sullivau· Writillg tlte BllIck (W)lwle: FlIc/llg tlte Felllilli.,t Void by Zetta Elliott Why JVe Don't Fight mitt What Happens When We Do: The New Jersey Lesbian FOllr by Nicole M. A Visible III visibility and Bllckillg lIll Allli-Terror LlIlV by Ninotchkn Rosen The WomclI>o! COIOf Art Exhibit 011 Violence Agaillst Women by Anoush Tcr Taulian Remembering (t Long Ago Pro11llse: Tllollgllts lind Memories/rom (l Femini.'it Hlil/ttballoo by Kim Rivers Art il1eets Politic!'.',' Hml' Jm/)' Chicago's Dinner Pttrly Clime to Brooklyn by Gail Levin Plus more Rliicles, news, reviews, actions, and feminist hotline! Feminist Periodicels (v.27, 04, Fell2007j Pege 71 Contributors and Acknowledgements Editorial 6 Marge Berer Maternal Mortality and Morbidity: Is Pregnancy Getting Safer for Women? Features 17 Iqbal HShah, Lale Say Maternal Mortality and Maternity Care from 1990 to 2005: Uneven but Important Gains 28 Laveday Penn-Kekana, Improving Maternal Health: Getting What Works To Happen Barbara McPake, Justin Parkhurst 38 Leena Susan Thamas, Making Systems Work: The Hard Part of Improving Ruxana Jina, Kin San Tint, Maternal Health Services in South Africa Sharan Fann 50 Leslie Cragin, Lisa M DeMaria, Educating Skilled Birth Attendants in Mexico: Do the Laurdes Campera, Dilys M Walker Curricula Meet International Confederation of Midwives Standards? 61 Saphie Witter, Daniel Kaja The Experience of Ghana in Implementing a User Fee Arhinful, Anthany Kus;, Exemption Policy to Provide Free Delivery Care Sawudatu Zakariah-Akata 72 Alisan Demba Rath. Indira Basnett, Improving Emergepcy Obstetric Care in a Context of Very Melissa Cale, Ham Nath Subedi, High Maternal Mortality: The Nepal Safer Motherhood Debarah Thamas, Susan FMurray Project 1997-2004 81 Caral EBarker, Cherry EBird, Support to the Safe Motherhood Programme in Nepal: Ajit Pradhan, Ganga Shakya An Integrated Approach 91 Asha Gearge Persistence of High Maternal Mortality in Koppal District, Karnataka, India: Observed Service Delivery Constraints 103 SaharHassan-Bitar, Laura Wick Evoking the Guardian Angel: Childbirth Care in a Palestinian Hospital 114 Amanda Harris, Yu Gaa, Consequences of Birth Policies and Practices in Lesley Barclay, Suzanne Beltan, Post-Reform China Zeng Wei Yue, Haa Min. Xu Aiqun, Liaa Hua, Zhau Yun 125 Jase Guilherme Cecatti, Research on Severe Maternal Morbidities and Near-Misses Jaaa Paula Sauza, in Brazil: What We Have Learned Mary Angela Parpinelli, Maria Helena de Sausa, Eliana Amaral (Continued, next page) Page 72 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, nA, Fafl2007j (Reproductive Health Matters v.15, n.30, November 2007 continued) 134 Sandra Valangueira Alves Maternal Mortaiity in Pernambuco, Brazil: What Has Changed in Ten Years? 145 Alberta Bacci, Gwyneth Lewis, The Introduction of Confidential Enquiries into Maternal Valentina Baltag, Ana PBetran Deaths and Near-Miss Case Reviews in the WHO European Region 153 Karin Elebra, Mattias Roost, Misciasslfied Maternal Deaths among East African Kontie Moussa, Sara Jahnsdatter, Immigrants in Sweden Birgitta Essen 163 Keitshakile Dintfe Magabe, Monitoring Maternal Mortality in Botswana Wananani Tshiama, Motshofathebe Bawela 172 Patricia Jeffery, Abhijit Dos, Unmonltored Intrapartum Oxytocin Use In Home Deiiveries: Jashodhara Dasgupta, Roger Jeffery Evidence from Uttar Pradesh, India 179 Chewe Lua, Priscilla Akwara, Global Progress in PMTCT and Paediatric HIV Care and Ngashi Nganga, Patricia Doughty, Treatment In Low- and Middle-Income Countries in Robert Gass, Rene Ekpini, 2004-2005 Siobhan Crawley, Chika Hayashi 190 Nef Druce, Anne Nolan Seizing the Big Missed Opportunity: Linking HIV and Maternity Care Services in Sub-Saharan Africa 202 Bonnie LShepard, Abortion Poiicies and Practices in Chile: Ambiguities Lidia Casas Becerra and Dilemmas Roundtable: Is Pregnancy Getting Safer for Women? 211 Wendy J Graham, Endang L Dear Minister Achadl; Margaret Armar-Klemesu, Tim Ensor, Nicolas Meda 214 Thein Thein Htay Making Pregnancy Safer in Myanmar: Introducing Misoprostol to Prevent Post-Partum Haemorrhage as Part of Active Management of the Third Stage of Labour 216 Julia Hussein Celebrating Progress toward Safer Pregnancy 219 Lynn PFreedman Health System Strengthening: New Potential for Public Health and Human Rights Collaboration Other Features 221 Paramita Chaudhuri Experiences of Sexual Harassment of Women Health Workers in Four Hospitals in Kolkata, India 230 Clementine Rossier Abortion: An Open Secret? Abortion and Social Network Involvement In Burkina Faso Round Ups' 239 Round Up: Maternal Mortaiity and Morbidity 252 RHM Author and Submission Guideiines RHM Pubiications 1993-2007 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, nA, Fall 2007) Page 73 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 56, Nos. 112 January 2007 CONTENTS Resisting Prejudice Every Day: Exploring \Vomcn's Assertive Responses to Anti-Black Racism, Anti-Semitism, Hetcrosexism, and Sexism* Lauri L Hyers Love 1l1yself Before Loving Others? A Qualitative and QU *Accepted by the previous Editor. Page 74 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, nA, Fall 2007) SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 56, Nos. 3/4 February 2007 CONTENTS Examining the Gender Gap in Children's Attitudes Toward Politics* 133 Kim L. Fridkin and Patrick J. Kenney The Lara Phenomenon: Powerful Female Characters in Video Games* 141 Jeraen Jallsz and Rayne/ G. Martis Effects of Parent's Gender, Child's Gender, and Parental Involvement on the Academic Achievement of Adolescents in Single Parent Families* 149 Sang Mill Lee, Jason Kushner, and Seong Ho ella Resilience in Young Adulthood: TIle Moderating Influences of Gender-related Personality Traits and Coping Flexibility* 159 C/um BUll Lam and Catherine A. McBride~Challg The Professional Lives ofWomen Psychologists at Small Colleges* 173 Kim M. Mooney, 10a1l C. ChrisTer, Elizabeth Nutt Williams, Ingrid Johnston-Robledo, and Cylllhia D. O'Dell Dark Side of the Mothering Role: Abuse of Motbers by Adolescent and Adult Cbildren* 183 Michel Stewart, Ailsa Burns, and Rosemary Leonard Embodied Discrimination: The Relation of Sexism and Distress to Women's Drinking and Smoking Behaviors* 193 Alyssa N. Zucker and Laura 1 Landry Body Use and Reference Group Impact: With Whom Do We Compare Our Bodies?* 205 Stephen L. Franzoi and Jeffrey R. Klaiber Women, Weight, and Age: Social Comparison to Magazine Images Across the Lifespan* 215 Gayle R. Bessenoffand Regan E. Del Priore Schematic Responses to Sexual Harassment Complainants: The Influence of Gender and Physical Attractiveness* 223 Juan M. Madera, Kenneth E. Podratz, Eden B. King, and Michelle R. Hebl Interactive Effects of Exercise Status and Observer Gender on the Impressions Formed of Men* 231 Christopher A. Shields, Lawrence R. Brawley, and Kathleen A. Martin Ginis Beliefs about Chastity, Machismo, and Caste Identity: A Cultural Psychology of Gender* 239 RamaslVami Mahalingam The Effects of Images of African American Women in Hip Hop on Early Adolescents' Attitudes Toward Physical Attractiveness and Interpersonal Relationships* 251 Dionne P. Stephens and April L. Few *Accepted by the previous Editor. Feminist Periodicais (v. 27, n.4, Fa/i 2007) Page 75 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 56, Nos. 5/6 March 2007 CONTENTS Sexism, Hostility toward Women, and Endorsement of Beauty Ideals and Practices: Are Beauty Ideals Associated with Oppressive Beliefs?* 265 Gordoll B. Forbes, Linda L. Collinsworth, Rebecca L. lobe, Kristen D. Braun, and Leslie M. Wise Entertainment Media and Sexual Health: A Content Analysis of Sexual Talk, Behavior, and Risks in a Popular Television Series* 275 Robin E. Jensen and Jakob D. Jensen Acceptability of Sexist Language among Young People in Hong Kong* 285 Jackie F: K. Lee Beliefs in Equality for Women and Men as Related to Economic Factors in Central and Eastern Europe and the United States* 297 Josephine E. OISOIl, Irene H. Frieze, Sally Wall, Bozella Zdaniuk, Anuska Ferligoj, Tina Kogovsek, Jasna Horvat, Natma Sarltj"a, Eva Jarosova, Daniela Pauknerova, Lan Anh Nguyen Luu, /ltfonika Kovacs, Jolanta Miluska, Aida Orgocka, Ludmila Erokhina, Olga V Mitina, Ludmila V. Popova, Nijole Petkeviciate, klirjana Pejic-Bach, Slavka Kubusova, and Maja Rus Makovec Changing the Division of Household Labor: A Negotiated Process Between Partners* 309 Clelia Anna ~Mannino and Francine M. Deutsch Cross-ethnic Applicability of the Gender-based Attitudes Toward Marriage and Child Rearing ScaJes* 325 Michele Adams, Scott Coltrane, and Ross D. Parke The Impact of ParentaJ Status and Gender Role Orientation on Caring and Postconventional Reasoning in Young Marrieds* 341 Rachel Kamiol, GaU Bar-Av Ekbali, and Dana R. Vashdi Use of Self-perspectives and their Sources to Predict the Mathematics Enrollment Intentions of Girls and Boys' 351 ~Tara Stevens, K,m Wang, Arturo Olivarez Jr, and Doug Hamman Using Social Cognitive CareerTheory to Understand Head Coaching Intentions among Assistant Coaches of Women's Teams* 365 George B. CUllningham, Alison 1 Doherty, and Melanie 1 Gregg Body Image: A Study in a Tri~Ethnic Sample of Low Income Women* 373 Carmen Radecki Breitkopt Heather Littleton, andAbbey Berenson Adolescents' Exposure to a Sexualized Media Environment and Their Notions of Women as Sex Objects* 381 JOc/len Peter and Patti M. Valkenburg BRIEF REPORT Predictors of Media Effects 011 Body Dissatisfaction in European American Women* 397 Emily A. Hamilton, Laurie kUntz, and Susan Kashubeck~West *Accepted by the previous Editor. Page 76 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4. Fall 2007) SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 56, Nos. 7/8 April 2007 CONTENTS The Impact of Sexual Victimization on Personality: A Longitudinal Study of Gendered Attributes* 403 Darcy lvlcMullill, R.1. Wirth, and Jacquelyn W White Through the Lenses of Gender, Race, and Class: Students' Perceptions of Chiidless/Childfree Individuals aod Couples* 415 Tanya Koropeckyj-Cox, Victor Romano, and Amanda Moras Indecent Exposure: Self+objectification and Young \Vomen's Attitudes Toward Breastfceding* 429 Ingrid JOhllstoll-Robledo, Stephanie Wares, Jessica Fricker, and Leigh Pasek \Vhcre Have All the Tomboys Gone? \Vamen's Accounts of Gender in Adolescence* 439 C Lynn Carr My Place or Yours? An Inductive Approach to Sexuality and Gender Role Conformity* 449 Tom 1 Tiegs, Paul B. Perrin, Perry W Kal)~ and Martin Heesacker A Cross-cultural Perspective on Judgments of Woman-to-woman Sexual Harassment: Does Sexual Orientation Matter'l* 457 Eros R. DeSouza, Joseph Solberg, and Cerqueira Elder \Vomen's Close Friendships across Sexual Orientation: A Comparative Analysis of Lesbian~Heterosexual and Bisexual-Heterosexual Women's Friendships* 473 M. Paz Galupo Gender Differences in Impression Management in Organizations: A Qualitative Review* 483 Rosanna E. Guadagno and Robert B. Cialdini Finding a 'Normal' Woman: Selection Processes for Board Membership* 495 lnge Claringbould and Annelies Knoppers Rape Scripts of Low-income European American and Latina \Vomen* 509 Heather Littleton, Carmen Radecki Breitkopf, and Abbey B. Berenson Agency and Communion Related to Mental Health in Japanese Young Adults* 517 KWlli Hirokawa ami Itsuko Dohi Hi-tech:::::: Guy-tech? An Exploration of Undergraduate Students' Gendered Perceptions of Information and Communication Tcchnologies* 525 Neil Selwyn BRIEF REPORTS College Students' Video Game Participation and Perceptions: Gender Differences and Implications* 537 Shirley kfatile Ogletree and Ryan Drake Expectation for Mood Enhancement as a Rcsult of Helping:TIlc Effects of Gendcr and Compassionate Love* 543 Susan Sprecher, Beverley Fellr, and Corinne Zimmerman *Accepted by the previous Editor. Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, nA, Fall 2007) Page 77 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 56, Nos. 9110 May 2007 CONTENTS Negotiating the Double Bind: Interpersonal and Instrumental Evaluations of Dominancc* 551 Amanda B. Diekman Effects of Gender and Dominance on Leadership Emergence: Incentives Make a Diffcfcnce* 563 Hilary /'.1. Lips and Emily Keener The Gender \Vage Gap: An Explanation of Men's Elevated \Vage Entitlement'" 573 lUar)' Hogue, Janice D, Yoder, and Steven B. Singletoll Use of Objectification Theory to Examine the Effects of a Media Literacy Intervention on \Vomcn* 581 Becky L. Choma, l\lindi D. Foster, and Eileen Radford Truly Toffee and Raisin Hell: A lextual Analysis of Lipstick Names* 591 Debra Alerskin Gender Differences in Value Priorities, Guilt, and Shame Among Finnish and Peruvian Adolcscents* 601 l\;fia Sit/ver TIlinking of Others: Feminist Identification and the Perception of Others' Beliefs'" 611 Laura R. Ramsey, l\;/eglln E. Haines, lY/olly AI. Hurt, Jaclyn A. Nelson, Dixie L. Turner, Miriam Liss, and Mindy 1. Erc/mll Direct and Indirect Assessment of Gender Role Identification* 617 Sonja van Well, Annemarie 1\;/. Kolk, and Nicole Y. L. Dei Relationships between Gender Role Attitudes, Role Division, and Perception of Equity among Heterosexual, Gay and Lesbian Couples* 629 Mally Shechory and Riva Zil' Mitigating Gender-typed Occupational Preferences of Zimbabwean Primary School Children: The Use of Biographical Sketches and Portrayals of Female Role Models* 639 Tichatonga 1. Nlumdu Good-bye, Mr. Chips: Male Teacher Shortages and Boys' Reading Achievement* 651 Laura Sokal, Herb Katz, Les ChaszelVski, and Cecilia Wojcik Parenting and Gender as Predictors of Moral Courage in Late Adolescence: A Longitudinal Study* 661 Phyllis Bronstein, Barbara 1. Fox, Jody L. Kamon, and Michelle L. Knolls Gender Differences in the Relationships Between Extracurricular Activities Participation, Self~description, and Domain-specific and General Self-esteem* 675 Shannon Gadbois and Amle Bowker Gender Stereotypes in Spanish Television Commercials* 691 Federico Valls-Fermindez ami Jose A[cUluell'dartfnez-Vicente BRIEF REPORT Rape Myth Acceptance Among First- and Second-Generation South Asian American \Vomen* 701 Neetha R. Devdas and Linda 1. Rubin *Accepted by the previous Editor. Page 78 Feminist Pen'odicals (v.27, n.4, Fa//2007) SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 56, Nos. 11/12 June 2007 CONTENTS Decoupling Children's Gender-based In-Group Positivity from Out~Group Negativity* 707 Joshua E. Susskind and Cynthia Hodges TIle Production of Meaning through Peer Interaction: Children and Walt Disney's Cinderella* 717 l.ori Baker-Sperry lelt:vision Viewing and Rape Myth Acceptance among College \Vomen* 729 LeeA1l1l Kahlor and Dall Morrison College Alcohol Usc and the Embodiment of Hegemonic Masculinity among European American Men* 741 Robert L. Peralta \Vorking Class Masculinity: Keeping Gay Men and Lesbians out of the Workplacc* 757 David G. Embrick, Carol S. Walther, and Conine AI. Wickens Self Perceptions and Social Misconceptions: The Implications of Gender Traits for Locus of Control and Life Satisfaction* 767 Dahlia A/oore Let's Talk About Sex: A Study on the Recall of Gossip About Potential Mates and Sexual Rivals* 781 Charlotte J. S. De Backel; Mark Nelissen. amI Maryanne L. Fisher Profiles of Interdependence: TIle Retirement Planning of Married. Cohabiting, and Lesbian Couples* 793 Stevell E. Alack and Steven lY. Cornelius Does a Truck Driver See \Vhat a Nursc Sees? 'lllC Effects of Occupation Type on Perceptions of Sexlhll Harassment* 801 Evelyn 1\4, A/aedcI; Richard L. lYienel; and Ryall Willter Organizational Responses for Preventing and Stopping Sexual Harassment: Effective Deterrents or Continued Endurance?* 811 Camille Gallivan Nelson, Jane A. Halpert, and Douglas F. Cellar TIle Dialectics Between the Personal and the Interpersonal in the Experiences of Adoptive Single Mothers by Choice* 823 Adital Ben-Ari and Galia lVeillberg-Kumik Gender Differcnces in Spiritual Development During the College Years* 835 Alyssa N. Bryam Gender Role Attitudes and Careers: A Longitudinal Study* 847 Elizabeth A. Corrigall and Alison lvl. Konrad ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 857 '~Accepted by the previous Editor. Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fall 2007) Page 79 ) I GNS Volume 33 Number 1 Autumn 2007 War and Terror II: Raced-Gendered Logics and Effects beyond Conflict Zones Special Issue Editors Mary Hnwkerworth and Karen Alexander Zakia Salime The War on Terrorism: Appropriation and Subversion by l\.loroccan Women Bronwyn Winter Preemptive Fridge Magnets and Other Weapons of 25 Masculinist Destruction: The Rhetoric and Reality of "Sateguarding Australia" Stephanie Kane and A Feminist Perspective on Biotercor; From Anthrax 53 Pauline Greenhill to Critical Art Ensemble Janice C. H. Kim The Pacific War and Working Women in Late 81 Colonial Korea Oroa Sasson-Levy and Gender Integration in Israeli Officer Training: 105 Suit Amram-Katz Degendering and Regendering the Military Rosemary Marangoly (Extra}Ordinary Violence: National Literatures, 135 George Diasporic Aesthetics, and the Politics ofGender in South Asian Partition Fiction Cihan Ahmetbeyzade Negotiating Silences in the So-Called Low-Intensity 159 War: The Making of the Kurdish Diaspora in Istanbul Cawo Mohamed Abdi Convergence of Civil War and the Religious Right: 183 Reimagining Somali Women Helen M. Kinsella Understanding a War That Is Not a War; A Rn1ew 209 Essay Book Reviews Dab Duhai'::ek Gender and War in TwentittIJ·Cmtury EaItern 233 Europe edited by Nancy M. Wingfield and Maria Bucur Insook Kwon Bflre BrlintIJu: The Stwrity Implimtiom ofAsin's 236 SJlrplJu Male Poplliation by Valerie M. Hudson and Andrea M. den Boer Mi/itllriud Modernity alld Gmdmd CitiumIJip in S!mtIJ Korea by Seungsook Moon Deborah Cohler Manipllfati,'B Maswlinity: War and Gender in 240 Modern BritisIJ and America" Litemture by Kathy J. Phillips Vron Ware RerIJinkitJg Global Stmrity: M,dia, Poplilar GII/tllrt, 242 and the "War on Terror" edited by Andrew Martin and Patrice Petro Warring Sauls: Youth, Media, and Martyrdom i" Post revolution Iran by Roxanne Varzi lmngi"illg America at War: Morality, Polities, lJnd Film by Cynthia Weber About the Contributors 247 Guidelines for Contributors 251 Thanks to Re\1ewers 253 Page 80 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) -l W z N r ( « J «Cl NA M BA- ::;: Vol. 19 #3 July 2007 Features Linda Magana Baumann: Champion for the rights of sexual minorities 4 Touring queer Johannesburg 7 Martha Amupolo - changing perceptions 8 BUilding the African LGBTI movemen!.. 10 Namibia's first national conference on gender-based violence 12 Safe abortions for women in Mozambique 14 Using the media for advocacy on HIV 15 Learning to be a dad 16 Because I am a girl, I must study 17 Straight talk wilh straight friends - building bridges 18 Linda Magana Baumann: Omukondjeli womaufemba oungudu vanioi vovanhu voukashike u Iili 20 Oh, valumenhu 23 Sekai Holland - Mishandel deur Mugabe se skurke 24 Taking care of our spine 28 A special bond with horses 29 Regulars Community Action: Raising the standard in Kazauli 26 Sister Namibia Resource Centre 30 News Clippings 32 Feminist Periodicals (V. 27, 0.4, Fa1/2007) Page 81 Social Pol itics INTERNATIONAL STU DIES IN GENDER, STATE, AND SOCIETY Volume 14 • Number 3 • Fall 2007 Special Issue: Gender and State in Post-communist Societies Articles Gender and State in Post-communist Societies: Introduction 281 RIANNE MAHON AND FIONA WILLIAMS Welfare State Transformation, Childcare, and Women's Work in Russia 284 TATYANA TEPLOVA From Public to Private Maternalism? Gender and Welfare in Poland and Hungary after 1989 323 CHRISTY GLASS AND EVA FODOR The Continuing Legacy of the Communist Legacy? The development of family policies in Poland and the Czech Republic 351 STEVEN SAXONBERG AND DOROTA SZELEWA Domestic Violence Politics in Post-Soviet States 380 JANET ELISE JOHNSON Erratum 406 Page 82 Feminist Periodicals (v.27. n.4. Fall2007j Studies In Gender and Sexuality Volume 8 Fall 2007 Number 4 Dreaming Gender: Restoration and Transformation Vittorio Lingiardi, M.D. 313 Virtual Roundtable Unlocking Diane Arbus Jeanne WolffBernstein, Ph.D. 333 Picturing Herself: On Diane Arbus's Revelations Donna Bassin, Ph.D. 337 Love and Hate Matthew Weinstein 341 Diane Arbus and Humiliation Wayne Koestenbaum 345 "Stricken With Good Fortune" Fran Bartkowski 349 Arrested Vision Henry Urbach 353 Imperfect Love, Imperfect Lives: Making Love, Making Sex, Making MoralJudgments Irwin Hirsch, Ph.D. 355 Sexual Facts and Values: Discussion of Hirsch 373 Mark]. Blechner, Ph.D. Interview With Muriel Dimen Introduction Adrienne Harris, Ph.D. 381 Muriel Dimen Interviewed by Andrew Samuels in the Context of the Publication of Her Book Sexuality, Intimacy, Power Muriel Dimen, Ph.D. and Andrew Samuels, D.HL. 383 Following page 394 Title page to Volume 8 Author Index to Volume 8 Feminist Periodicels (v. 27. n.4. Fefl2007) Page 83 FALL 2007 On the cover (clockwise from the top): }udelle Cummins, Uda, Zenelal, Sally Nguyen, Shatara McDaniel. Cover photography by Lisa Rodrigues. contents 6 SlIIall World South Africa is a rainbow nation of many cultures and languages. ,. Get a taste of the music, food, and history of thiS fascinating country through the words of these teen writers. ~Arts & Culture ('Cl\"ff Keke Palmer lit up the screen in Akeelal1 arid ~""Q' the Bee, but did you know that she's - ·'1 also a singer? Learn about her "-. debut CD So VI/cool and which ~ Hollywood stars helped her get started. And don't miss the book and music reviews. 34 ~Health ~ If you've ever SI"lli wondered if you were depressed, you're not alone! Get the 411 on the signs and symptoms of teen depression and how you can treat it. 3 Dcar Teen \ui,c.'i Qne reader challenges Dear D's advice about when someone Is ready for sex. And two others give us props for amplifying teen voices in our pages and webpages. 5 Girl T.lk Texting to friends is fun and fast, but it can also be abusive when used in an unhealthy relationship. And, meet a mentoring organization that turns girls into Ph.D.s. 19 1'0)110 R·E·S·P-E·C·T! Find out ten ways to give some to yourself! Page 84 Feminist Periodicals (V. 27, n.4, FB1/2007) Uncoverings 2007 Volume 28 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group Preface vii The Gingham Dog or the Calico Cat: Grassroots Quilts ofthe Early Twentieth Century Virginia Gunn Rachel's Tat 27 Eleanor Knowles Dugan The Joy ofBeauty: The Creative Life and Quilts ofRose Kretsinger 53 Jonathan Gregory Analysis ofa Late Nineteenth-Century Redwork Quilt Top 97 Lynne Shultis COLOR PLATES BETWEEN PAGES 128 AND 129 The Princess Feather: Exploring a Quilt Design t29 Carol Williams Gebel Cheerful and Loving Persistence: Two Historical Quaker Quilts 165 Mary Horton Robare The Underground Railroad Quilt Code: The Experience ofBelief 207 Laurel Horton Authors and Editor 217 Index 221 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fall 2007) Page 85 U.S.-Japan Women's Journal B*31:'1'1::Y 1"' - T)v NUMBERS 32 2007 Contributors Foreword Vena Chizuko 3 Introduction: Ito Hiromi, Writing Woman Jeffrey Angles 7 - ~.:~.~g~:~~.<~ How to Write "Women's Poetry" without Being a "Woman Poet"; Public Persona in Ito Hiromi's Early Poetry Joanne Quimby 17 - ~tt.A~~~~~~ttN~.<: m~~~~~~*~nkW.~g~~ Poems from 011 TerrilOlY 2 by Ito Hiromi translated by Sawako Nakayasu 42 - W7'1) r-I)-.2~ J::~ (9!ii\R) Reclaiming the Vnwrillen: The Work ofMemory in Ito Hiromi's Walashi \Va Alljllhimeka de am (I Am Anjuhimeko) Jeffrey Angles 51 r::I/il\!~jI}1: : IJl.ttg~~ rb t~ G (;J:;J>; /u c; "l> CH') 1'-C' ;J>; ~ J 1::.:t:J vt ~ jj2~~!lll~g "I Am Anjuhimeko" by Ito Hiromi translated by Jeffrey Angles 76 - rbt~ U;l:;J>;/u c; I<)J V-06'fC';J>;~J (9!ii\R) "Finding Our Own English": Migrancy, Identity, and Language(s) in Ito Hiromi's Recent Prose Kyoko Omori 92 - c;~/u~9!i.~.GT:~.~g~~~ml::'~~ 8./8~'7~~~7'1T1-·~~~ "House Plant" by Ito Hiromi translated by Ito Hiromi and Harold Cohen 115 - r/\':7 A . 7°'7 ~ r- J (9!ii\R) Bibliography 164 Page 86 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) Violence Against Women Volume 13 Number 10 Oetober 2007 Editor's Introduetion Claire M. Renzetti ...... 975 Articles "Everybody Makes Choiees": Vietim Advocates and the Social Construction of Baltered Women's Vietimization and Agency Jennifer L. Dunn and Melissa Powell-Williams...... 977 Cultural Beliefs and Service Utilization by Baltered Arab Immigrant Women Wahiba Abu-Ras ...... 1002 Domestic Violence Across Race and Ethnicity: Implications for Social Work Practice and Poliey Susan F. Grossman and Marta Lundy...... 1029 The Effect of Child Sexual Abuse Allegationsiinvestigations on the Mother/Child Relationship Carol A. Plummer and Julie Eastin 1053 Factor Structure and Validity of the Revised Conflict Tactics Seales for Spanish Women Esther Caivete, Susana Corral, and Ana Estevez 1072 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, 0.4, Fall 2007) PageS7 Violence Against Women Volume 13 Number 11 November 2007 Editor's Iutroduction Claire M. Renzetti ...... 1091 Articles RacelEthnicity, Religious Involvement, and Domestic Violence Christopher G. Ellison, Jenny A. Trinitapoli, Kristin L. Anderson, and Byron R. Johnson 1094 Intimate Partner Violence and Suicidality in Low-Income African American Women: A Multimethod Assessment of Coping Factors Susan L. Reviere, Eugene W. Farber, Heather Twomey, Alexandra Okun, Emily Jackson, Holly Zanville, and Nadine J. Kaslow ...... 1113 The Perceptions of High-Risk Victims of Domestic Violence to a Coordinated Community Response in Cardiff, Wales Amanda L. Robinson and Jasmin Tregidga ...... 1130 Predicting Women's Perceptions ofDomestic Violence and Sexual Assault Agency Helpfulness: What Matters to Program Clients? Janine M. Zweig and Martha R. Burt...... 1149 Research Notes Ahusers' Perceptions of the Effect of Their Intimate Partner Violence on Children Emily F. Rothman, David G. Mandel, and Jay G. Silverman 1179 Cognitive and Emotional Processing in Narratives of Women Abused hy Intimate Partners Danielle Holmes, Georg W. Alpers, Tasneem Ismailji, Catherine Classen, 13lor Wales, Valerie Cheasty, Andrew Miller, and Cheryl Koopman 1192 The Weakness of Family Ties and Their Perpetnating Effects on Gender Violence: A Qualitative Study in Mexico Carolina Agoff, Cristina Herrera, and Roberto Castro...... 1206 Page 88 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fall 2007) Violence Against Women Volume 13 Number 12 December 2007 Guest Editors' Introduction Mariame Kaba and Micbelle VanNatta...... 1223 Articles Violence Against Girls Provokes Girls' Violence: From Private Injury to Public Harm Laurie Schaffner ...... 1229 Patriarchy MaUers: Toward a Gendered Theory ofTeen Violence and Victimization Lyn Mikel Brown, Meda Chesney-Lind, and Nan Stein 1249 Making Meaning of Relationships: Yonng Women's Experiences and Understandings of Dating Violence Donna Chung 1274 Dating Conflicts: Rethinking Dating Violence and Yonth Conflict Madelaine Adelman and Sang Hea Kil 1296 Violence and Desire in Beijing: A Young Chinese Woman's Strategies of Resistance to Father-Daughter Incest and Dating Relationships Xiying Wang and Petula Sik Ying Ho 1319 Feminist Periodicels (V. 27, n.4, Feil2007j Page 89 )f{FIIII/HfI.,f H 3E!l1HJl V\70l\lAN }\ND EARTH Volume 16 as Woman and Earth, Volume 28 including Woman and Russia E=EngIlsh R=Russian F=French S-Spanish Volume 16 as Woman and Earth Volume 28 induding Woman and Russia samizdat Decemher 10, 2007 - March 8, 2008 Please note that these dates are symholic and'represeIlt two important. occasions that WE wishes to commemorate: December 10 ~ International Human Rights Day, and March 8 International Women's Day. 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EDITED BY RENATE PETZINGER AND BARRY ROSEN, WITH ANNhTIE SPOHN; Eva Hesse: Datebooks, 1964/65: A Facsimile Edition 1Nrn00UcnON BY SABINE FOLIE; Eva Hesse DrawitJg EDITED BY CATHERINE DE ZEGHER; Eva Hesse: Sculpture EDITED BY ELISABETH SUSSMAN AND FRED WASSERMAN; EttCOlwteriug Eva Hesse EDITED BY GRISElDA POLLOCK AND VANESSA CORBY Reviewed by Karen Kurczynski 49 Martha RosIer, 3 works By MARTHA ROSLER Reviewed by Don Gill 50 U"interrttpfed Flux: Hedda Stente By SARAH L. ECKHARDT Reviewed by Vittorio Colaizzi 52 WotUell Together/ WOtUe1J Apart: Portraits ofLesbian Paris By TlRZA TRUE LATIMER; Don't Kiss Me: The ArtofClaude CaJum & Marcel Moore EDITED BY. LOUISE DOWNIE Reviewed by Christine Filippone 58 Pin-Up Grrrls: FemilJism, Sexualitt}, Popular Culture By MARlA ELENA BUSZEK Reviewed by Rachel Epp Buller 59 Gabriele Mjj"ter: The Search for Expression 1906-1917 By ANNEGRET HOBERG, SHULAMITH BEHR AND BARNABY WRIGHT Reviewed by Evelyn M. Kain 61 Hatshepslltfrom Quee" to PJlaraoJ, By CATHARINE H. ROEHRIG, WITH RENEE DREYFUS AND CATHLEEN A. .KELLER Reviewed by Christine Havice Feminist Periodica's (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) Paga 91 Women"\ }! I~t::'%~ Crfminal ]ustice® Volume 18 Numbers 1/2 2006 Are We There Yet? The Progress Female Police Officers' Job-Related Attitudes: of Women in One Large A Comparative Study ofTaiwan Law Enforcement Agency and the United States 107 Kimberly A. LO/lSway Doris Clm 1I'0mell II/we emaed lire field of fall' ell/orall/flll iI' increasing numbers mId h'Ofl Y. SUII played a critical mle ill the del'e!o/IIIJeJJf a/modem policing. Yet the Ilumber of womell in loll' fll!OI'Cfllltllf hOl remoilled JIIWU (/lId tire pace ofiI/creme slow. The Although Ihere lias bem a growillg illfuest recelllly ill the role ofwolllell ill polic pr(j(;II! smdy II'(lS ('{mill/cud to (m{uale ,he slOlllS ofwOlllen oml their progress ing, I'CI)' fell' empiricalswdies IUll'e e;wlIlinell female officers' job.related atli within 0111' large IllW tIl!orCClllinf ogency. AI Ihe lillie ojlhe sun'eyadministralion, tudl'sfrom a cross·cufillralperspl'ctire. USi!lg illferviewa/ldsurwy dala collected from two Taiwallese andrwo AmuicGlI police dl'parlmellfs, //u's re.il'arch asseS.iI'J (111)' 2.65% oj/he slI'om persol1l1elll'ilhbllhis ogenc)' were female. Thus, (Ill ofthe !rl!l(l{e (N '" 69), lIIil1/1rif)'lIIafe(N '" 293), lIl/da random sUl1IpfeoJthe white IIlllle TaiwO/lese nlld Amedalll female officus' alliwdes rowan/ co·workers, promo tiv/I, nlldcitiuns. T!leflndiJlgs shvl\' thai TaiwolIl'Jefemaleofficers are more likely (N", 301) SlI'om persoll/le! were flr/millis/ernl a leJlgtfly questionnoire oHeJJing than their Amuican cOllnll'rparts t01lm'e frielld~ in work IIllils but {I'SS wiffing 10 /heir pusonol and profes.iional charaCleristics, lIeallh and we/f-being, at/iwdes ,1!lare infomUllioll witll co·workers. Tlliwalll'.iI' women police are alsofound to be lOl\'arddhwsiry ill pn/icing, m/{!a wide range nfe.\perieIlCtl and opilliall.~regnrd. more likely than American l1'omell police (0 considerpromotion WI important jssue inK agcncy policies and pmclices. Findings suggesllhal (muiderable progreJJ ;'Ilheircarl'l'r. Tllill"ClI1l'.iI' officers are more criticalofcitiunsIhan American offi· lIar been ar!liel'edfor 1\'01ll/'11 il/ law e/lfarcell/elJl, bUI barriefJ cOlllimu 10 e.xi~l. cers. Umitaliolls oftflis. sllldy andimplicatiolls[or/uturl' rl'search arediscl/ssed. KEYWORDS. Comparath'e study, police altitudes. female officers, women po KEYWORDS. law enforcement, policing, gender, women, sex discrimination lice, Taiwanese female officers, American female officers Woinen in Parole: Gender and Policing: Gendered Adaptations of Female Do Women Accept Legal Restrictions Parole Agents in Caliromia 131 More Than Their Male Counterpal1s? 49 Connie Ire/mul Johll A. EtenlO Bruce Berg nle COlnlmat model, derelopcl! il/ Ncw rork City, ifan aggressil'c, crime-fighting sl)'le ofpolicing tllal ha~ bet'll emulated by /lIlIl/erous police agencies. It iJ argued More WOIllet/ Ihall erer art preSt'nt today in cOlfl'ctiana{ occupaliolls. !Vamen Ihol Compslat relllms policing to a /nllfe-dominaud model thalnmy lead to illegal {WI'" been promoled to highu ranks. in part dill' to slfl/t'fllral c!langes that hm'e btharior(e.g., /ll/lml/ul sellrches GIld sehures) especially by male officers. This re· gmll/I'd WOIll(Jl Ifgitimate access to promOlion. Howel'u, attitudes, tmilling, s('/lrclI lIJes tIle factorial ,wn'C)' metllodwitll a large sample 0/Nell' rork City police II'Qfkillg em'iralllllelU, GIld social I/}nomics rl'main laden wilh gfllder b'lrriers ujJirers-2J4fel/wles out of1,259-toslUdysimilarities anddiffermces belwem lIlale far women ill <::alfec/iOllal occupaliO/IS. This ar/ide examines gtnder balfiers alUlfel/lale officers' feg/d bellm·iofJ. Al/hough bolh men and womell are influenced far womell in pawle. The sludy uses sl'mi·slruC/l/red inlen-iews wilh a conve by the law, II'Olllen are //lore likely to obey legal rl'stricliOllS in ll'eapOIl siwatiolH. nil'nce slImp!1' offemale parole agelJls hired between 1960 and 2003 in Cali/or nia. Common l!ll'mes indllde mbjecls' perceil'ed obJloctes and Ihl' limited KEYWORDS. Policing, police behavior, police authority, women and policing, presence ofwomw in admilliJlralirl' posilions. The rl'm/u Sllggesl GIl adjust Compslat. search and seizule ment I)pology which illelllded arercompl'llsmion, rein/orcemelll offemillinl' ste rl'ot}pes, III/d pofitiwl (OrreCIIII'S.i. The reslllts SlIggesl policy implicalions and Portrait in Blue: dire('/ions forfllturl' rl'Jearch. A Demographic and Behavioral KEYWORDS. Female, women, conections, parole, gender bias Profile of Police Sexual Harassers 79 Sue Carter Collins Extal/f researcll illdim/ts that Wall/en who I\'ork ill tmditional male domillaled fidds we II/orl' likdy to be sllbjl'eted to se.wlIl harassment by Iheir mllle cof· fellgues. Female fXJlice vfficers art no exceptiol/. Atthough tllere is empirical (l'i Ill'nce that women ill gl'lll'mllllay e.tllibit certain chorac/uis/ics Ihat make tllem more or leJS 1'lIbJl'robll' 10 u.mal horaJSl/ll'll1 l'ic/imillllio/l. little is kl/oll"lI aboUl mall' polia ,,!ficers thai cOlllmit these offfllus. The primarypurposl' ofthis arlicle is to f11llonCl' e.lis/illg k/lowledge by preuntillg a demographic and bl'1l11vioraf profife ofIIIIIII' police officers itl the stale afFlorida who wl'rl'found gllill)' ofSI'X ulli hamssmelll by their !till' ellforCt'l/lell/ employers. The article begins witll a brief reriew ofthe research all se.wal Jrarauml'llt ill palicing allda gel/emfdescription ofharaner /mi/.i GIld c!lamcreristics, which WM takfllframtlle sociolp,l)'cI!Ofogi· (:al aml hllaperSOlllll /lggrtSSioll lilerall/re, Following is all artiCl/lmion oftIle stud.v's melhodology alld remits. The (ll"ticle COllcll/dl's wilh a diSCl/ssiOIl ofpolicy implications dnd recommendotiOllf for[lI/ure rl'um-ch. KEYWORDS. Police, sexual harass!llent, sexual harasser, profile, Florida Page 92 Feminist Penodicals (v. 27. n.4. Fafl2007j Women&Health Volume 45 Number 3 2007 Heterosexual Women of Color and HIV Risk: Sexual Risk Factors for HIV Among Latina and African American Women Claudia L. Moreno, PhD, Nabila EI-Bassel, DSW, Allison C. Morrill, JD, PhD Pregnancy Rate and Risk Behaviors Among Female Adolescents in Vit6ria, Brazil Angelica Espinosa Miranda, MD, PhD, Celia Landmann Szwarcwald, PhD Age-Related Differences in Health Complaints: The Hilo Women's Health Study Lynnette Leidy Sievert, PhD, Lynn A. Morrison, PhD, Angela M. Reza, BA, Daniel E. Brown, PhD, Erin Kalua, BA, Harold A. T. Tefft, BA Mammography Use Among Older Mexican-American Women: Correcting for Over-Reports of Breast Cancer Screening Jonathan D. Mahnken, PhD, Daniel H. Freeman, Jr., PhD, Anthony R. DiNuzzo, PhD, Jean L. Freeman, PhD Factors Influencing the Acceptability of Coitus Interruptus Among Latina Teens and Young Adults Melissa L. Gilliam, MD, MPH, Maida Hernandez, MPH An Exploratory Examination of the Meanings of Residual Injuries from Intimate Partner Violence Terri L. Weaver, PhD, Paaige K. Turner, PhD, Nicole Schwarze, PhD, Christine A. Thayer, PhD, Stacey Carter-Sand, PhD Feminist Periodicals (v.27, nA, Fall 2007) Page 93 Women&Health Volume 45 Number 4 2007 Self-Rated Health and Postnatal Depressive Symptoms Among Immigrant Mothers in Quebec Samia Mechakra-Tahiri, PhD, MA, Maria Victoria Zunzunegui, PhD, MA. Louise Seguin, MD, MPH Type and Timing of Services Following Postnatal Discharge: Do They Make a Difference? Lise Goulet, MD, PhD, Danielle D'Amour, RN, PhD, Raynald Pineault, MD, PhD The Personal Work of a First Pregnancy: Transforming Identities, Relationships, and Women's Work DeAnne K. Hilfinger Messias, PhD, RN, Jeanne F. Dejoseph, PhD, CNM, FAAN Suicidal Ideation Among Low-Income Women on Family Assistance Programs Lorann Stallones, PhD, Marilyn Left, MSW, MSPH, Silvia Sara Canetto, PhD, Carol J. Garrett, PhD, Bl1.!ce Mendelson, MPA Assessment of Recreational Physical Activity During Pregnancy in Epidemiologic Studies of Birthweight and Length of Gestation: Methodologic Aspects Lisa Chasan-Taber, SeD, Kelly R. Evenson, PhD, Barbara Sternfeld, PhD, Seema Kengeri, MPH Breast Cancer Risk and Screening: A Comparison of Lesbian and Heterosexual Women Dana L. Brandenburg, PsyD, Alicia K. Matthews, PhD, Timothy P. Johnson, PhD, Tonda L. Hughes, PhD, RN, FAAN Page 94 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, nA, Fall 2007) Women u Volume XXX Number 2 Fall 2007 Editor: Anita Taylor Response to Women & Language, Vol. 30, pg. 54 (objecting to the name Mother Warriors Voice) "Adoption of such a violent, male-identified title is sad." sent Jnly 25, 2007 by Pat Gowens, Editor, Mother Warriors Voice Editorial 2 "The leshian in us": Fashioning Identity in the Love Sequences of Edna St. Vincent MIllay's 3 Fatal [nterviewand Adrienne Rich's "Twenty-One Love Poems" Jennifer Ann Smith Accommodating Traditionai African Values and Globalization: Narrative as Argnment in 12 Wangari Maathai's Nobel Prize Lecture Russell Klrkscey Recollections in Hindsight from Women Who Left: The Gendered Newsroom Culture 18 Cindy Elmore Women Athletes and Pain: Personhood on and off tile Playing Field 28 Lynn S. Cockett and Johanna M. Holtan A Felliinist Hullaballoo: Reuniting the Wild Sisters 38 Karen A. Foss Gendered Valnes and Framing of Public Meeting Announcements: A Research Note 39 Book Reviews 42 Books in Brief 47 Call For Book Contribntions 48 Publications worth attention 48 Film and Other VIsual Media 50 Official Approval ofan Alphabet for Jaqaru 51 News and Notes 52 Abstracts 57 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fali 2007) Page 95 Women & Music Volume II, 2007 Mary Simonson I "The Call of Salome": American Adaptations and Re-creations of the Female Body in the Early Twentieth Century Elizabeth Gould 17 Thinking (as) Difference: Lesbian Imagination and Music Kendra Preston Leonard "Excellence in Execution" and "Fitness for Teaching": Assessments of Women at the Conservatoire Arnericain Theorizing Gender, Culture, and Music Judith Halberstam Keeping Time with Lesbians on Ecstasy Judith A. Peraino 59 Listening to Gender: A Response to Judith Halberstam Reviews Nancy Newman Music in Other Words: Victorian Conversations, by Ruth A. Solie Melanie L. Marshall Modal SlIbjectivities: Self-Fashioning in the Italian Mad rigal, by Susan McClary Ruth A. Solie 82 Pucci,,; and the Girl: History and Reception of"The Girl ofthe Golden West," by Annie J. Randall and Ro salind Gray Davis Sophie Fuller 86 Listening to the Sirens: Musical Technologies ofQueer Identity from Homer to Hedwig, by Judith A. Peraino lvlartin Scherzinger Gender and Sexuality in South African Music, edited by Chris Walton and Stephanus Muller Sherrie Tucker 95 Soul on Soul: The Life and Music ofMary Lou Williams, by Tammy L. Kernodle Thomasin LaMay 101 Monteverdi's Unruly Women: The Power ofSong in Early Modern Italy, by Bonnie Gordon Alexandra Coller 106 The Courtesan's Arts: Cross-Cultural Perspectives, ed ited by Martha Feldman and Bonnie Gordon Judy Lochhead III Beyond Structural Listening?: Postmodem Modes of Hearing, edited by Andrew Dell'Antonio Contributors 125 Page 96 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n.4, Fall 2007) No.2 2007 WOMEN IN ACTION Editorial Talldng Points Features Shifting Fcminisms: From Inter-sectionality to A River Dies In Slocon: Canadian Mining Company Political Ecology Disrupts Peace among the Subanons ...... , ...... , 6 by Sunila Abeysekera by Alyansa Tigll Mina 52 OneOn One Yvone Underhill-Sem on Feminist Political ~~~.I?~y: ~!~~i~.~ ~~~ .~~~~I.:~ ~~.e. ~!~~~! Community and Independent Media 2 by Janice Lopez Women, Community Radio, and Post-Disaster Features Recovery Process by'Ad~'i~~~~i~"" ,."",,.,."."".".,.", In the Aftermath of the Tsunami Disaster: ~ ~?~~:~~~eb:·~~:a;(~~~:·::: We've Got Male AConversation with Fr. Albert Alejo: Women, Power ~~~~,9,1~~: ~~.d the Environ~~~,t, .,...... ,,, ... , .. ,., .. ,77 by Janice Lopez Isis Reviews Politicians and the Shaping of Masculinities; ~~'. ~~.r~. ~~,e,s. ~~ ~~~~i.n,~~.n . by Jasmine Nadua Trice 82 Photo Essay 44... ~~~.~i.~.s. ~~~.~i.~~~:~ ~~~.e.~ and En~)r'~~ip.;nt..,.,5/. Feminist Periodicals (v.27, nA, Fall 2007) Page 97 WOMEN IN GERMAN YEARBOOK Volume Twenty-three 2007 Acknowledgments vii HThe most famous Jewish pacifist was Jesus ofNazareth": German Preface ix Jewish Pacifist Clementine Kramer's Stories of War and Visions for Peace 126 Self-Interview by Esther Dischereit-Based on a Conversation with Elizabeth Locntz Sonja Fritzsche and Jennifer Good I Esther Dischereit, Sonja Fritzsche, and Jennifer Good Transatlantic Perspectives on Men, Women, and Other Primates: The Ape Motifin Kafka, Canetti, and Cooper's and Jackson's Killg The Romantic and l\lodern Practice of Anlmall\lagnetism: Friedrich KOllg Films 156 Schlegel's Protocols of the Magnetic Treatment of Countess Dagmar C. G. Lorenz Lesniowska 10 Laurie Johnson ". The Complexities of Caroline Pichler: Conflicting Role l\.Iodels, Focus: Film Patriotic Commitment, and Tile Swedes in Prague (1827) 34 Ritchie Robertson Double Visions: Queer Femininity and Holocaust Film from Oslal"i Etap to Aimee & Jaguar 179 Creating a Maidservant Community through Newspapers: The Cathy S. Gelbin Berliner Diellstboletr-Zeihmg, 1898-1900 4Q Julia Karolle-Berg Transnational Germany: Hito SteyerJ's Film Die leere Milte and Two Hundred Years of Border Crossings 205 A Tale ofTwo Cities: The .Metropolis in Lou Andreas-Salome's Christina Gerhardt Fellilscllka 76 Laura Deiulio Projecting Trauma: The Femme Fatale in Weimar and HolI,rwood Film Noir 224 The Melancholy (Pro)creation of Franziska zu Reventlow and Barbara Hales Gabriele Reuter 102 Lisabeth Hock About the Contributors 244 Notice to Contributors 248 Page 98 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fafl2007) ® OCTOBER 2007 Volume 16, No. 10 Tips to Use Mentoring and Mapping to Advance a Career 1 NEWSWATCH: Gendered Politics at Work and Play 3-6 A Program for WISE Women at NC State 7 What Can We LeamJrom Women's Colleges? 8 Class Removes Blinders from the Heterosexist Eye 27 Tips to Overcome Gendered Stereotypes on Negotiating 28 How to SupportJunior Faculty toward Tenure 30 Making Room for the 'I' Voice in Scholarship 31 Market Community Colleges to Diverse Audiences 32 Women on the Move 33 Women Students Expect to Balance Career and Family 34 It Isn't Easy Being Green 35 Editor: My Little Red Convertible: 1995-2007 29 PLUS 17.5 pages of opportunities for you 9-26 ® NOVEMBER 2007 Volume 16, No. 11 President Recounts Her Own Dance of Leadership 1 NEWSWATCH: Gendered Politics at Work and Play 3-6 Career Paths to the Top: Seven Women's Stories 7 Women on the Move 9 Success Factors for Hispanic Women Students 37 When You're the 'First Woman President' 38 Listen to All Voices to Develop an Inclusive Community 40 What to Expect When Men 'Do Feminism' on Campus 41 Faculty Satisfaction: A Gendered Issue of Integration 42 Editor: Tips to Succeed at Tennis and Other Challenges 44 PLUS 27.5 pages of new job opportunities for you 9-36 Feminlsl Periodicels (v.27, 0.4. 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(Vol. VI, Issue 2, December, 2007) SPECIAL ISSUE ON HEALTH IN FAMILIES, HEALTHY FAMILIES: GENDERED EXPLORATIONS Aysan Sev'er & Lome Tepperman (Special Issue Editors) CONTENTS Special Issue Editors' Illtroductioll 1 AYSAN SEV'ER (University of Toronto Scarborough) LORNE TEPPERMAN (University of Toronto) Mallagillg the Risks ofChild/wad Poverty: Challgillg Illteroelltiolls by the State 8 MAUREEN BAKER (University of Auckland) Calladiall Stakeholders' Views About the Bouudaries ofPublicly FUllded 22 Health Care: What are the COllsequeuces for Womell Caregivers? BRENDA J. GAMBLE (University of Toronto Scarborough) Gellder Differellces ill Cross-border Work ill Chilla: Some COllsequellces 36 for Family Health HONG-KIN KWOK (Lingnan University) RICHARD CHEUNG LAM (Hong Kong Shue YanUniversity) Gender Differellces ill Patiellts' Perceptiolls of Physicians' Cllltural 58 Competellce ill Health Care Illteractions RUKHSANA AHMED (University of Ottawa) BENJAMIN R. BATES (Ohio University) First Time Expectallt Fathers' Attitudes, Actious alld Well-beillg in Regard to 81 Work & Family Issues. LESLIE STANLEY-STEVENS (Tarleton State University) RUDY RAY SEWARD (University of North Texas) Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fall 2007) Page 105 WomeIis Review ofBook$ Volume 24, Issue 5 September / October 2007 3 CLARK KENT, ADOPTEE Outsiders Within: Writing on Transraclal Adoption Edited by Jane Jeong Trenka, Julia Chlnyere Oparah, and Sun Yung Shin; Beyond Good Intentions: AMother Rel/ects on Raising Internationally Adopted Children By Cheri Register Reviewed by Martha Nichols 5 REINTERPRETING THE ANCIENTS Portrait ofa Priestess: Women and Ritual In Ancient Greece By Joan Breton Connelly Reviewed by Joy Connolly B THE BUSH COUNTDOWN George W. Bush and /he War on Women: Turning Back /he Clock on Progress By Barbara Finlay Reviewed by Renee Lolh 9 EQUITY AND DIFFERENCE The Constitution as Social Design: Gender and Civic Membership In the American Constltutlonai Order By Gretchen Ritter Reviewed by Sandra F, VanBurkleo 12 ESSAY "Do you Know Who You Are?" THE GRANOMOTHERS Of THE PlAZA DE MAYO By Rita Ardilli 16 SETTLING FOR A FEVER Baghdad Burning: Girl Blog from Iraq and Baghdad Burning II: More Girl Blog from Iraq By Riverbend Reviewed by Pamela Annas 17 HEIR TO THE THRONE tntlmate Politics: How I Grew Up Red, Fought for Free Speech, and Became a Feminist Rebel By Bettina F. Aplheker Reviewed by Margaret Randall 19 SELECTIVE VISION Leni Riefenstahl: ALIfe By Jurgen Trlmborn, translated by Edna McCann Reviewed by Barbara Kosla 20 PHOTOGRAPHY MADAME X: THE RECENT WORK Of CARRIE MAE WEEMS By Cheryl Kaplan 21 POETRY THE ISLE OF ECHO PARK ANO MY MamERS By Eloise Klein Healy 23 GOOO READS OOWN'/RNOERS By Trish Crapo 24 "AT YOUR SERVICE, MY LORO, HERE I COME" Living Islam Out Loud: American Muslim Womell Edited by Saleemah Abdul-Gha/ur; Muslim Women in America: The Challellge of Islamic Identity Today By Yvonne Yazbeck Haddad, Jane I. Smith and Kathleen M. Moore; Voices of Resistallce: Muslim Women all War, Faith, and Sexuality Edited by Sarah Husain Reviewed by Gayalrl Devl 26 "HARDER DAYS ARE COMING" Darkness Spoken: The Collected Poems By Ingeborg Bachmann, translated and introduced by Peter Filkins Reviewed by Sara Lennox 28 THE OTHER WOMAN Lover a! Unreason: Assia Wevili, Sylvia Plath's Rival alld Ted Huglles's Doomed Love By Yehuda Koren and Eilat Negev Reviewed by Carol Bere 30 THE FIRES AT HOME While Tlley're at War: The True Story of American Families on tile Homefront By Kristin Henderson; Under the Sabers: The Ullwritten Code ofArmy Wives By Tanya Blank Reviewed by Sandi E. Cooper Page 106 Feminist Periodicals (v.27, n4, Fall 2007) Womeds Review ofBooks Volume 24, Issue 6 November / December 2007 3 A NEW VISION WACK!: Art and the Femln!st Revolution Organized by Cornelia Butler and Edited by Lisa Gabrielle Mark Reviewed by Elissa Auther 5 RUDIMENTARY The May/rees By Annie Dillard Reviewed by Kate Clinton 6 VEILED BESTSELLERS Soft Weapons: Autobiography In Transit By Gillian Whitlock; Let Me Tell You Where I Have Been: New Writing By Women 01 the Iranian Oiaspora Edited by Persis M. Karlm Reviewed by Jasmin Darznlk B NOT SAYING, BUT DOING Chance and Circumstance: Twenty Years with Cage and Cunningllam By Carolyn Brown Reviewed by Debra Cash 10 THE POLITICS OF THE TABLE Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Ufe By Barbara Kingsolver wilh Steven L. Hopp and Camille Kingsolver Reviewed by Jan Zita Grover 12 LOVE AND MARRIAGE Between Women: Friendship, Desire, and Marriage in Victorian England By Sharon Marcus Reviewed by Rebecca Slelnltz 13 RELUCTANT REVOLUTIONARiES Single by Chance, Mothers by CllOice: How Women are Choosing ParenWood wiihout Marriage and Creating the New American Family By Rosanna Hertz; Naked on Ihe Page: The Misadventures of My Unmarried Mldllfe By Jane Ganahl; Single Mom Seeking: Playdates, Btind Oates, and Other Dispatches from Ihe Oatillg World By Rachel Sarah Reviewed by E. Kay Trimberger 15 ESSAY MeMrnRs IN WORDS AND I'1CTURfS By Karen Karin Rosenberg 17 POETRY TIIAT Rme, TllAr V" ANO THE BURNING OF THE BOOKS By Irene Willis 18 FIELD NOTES THe ISLANOS PROjeCt PoeMS FOR SAPPHO By Robin Becker 19 CARTOON By Jamaica Oyer 20 MONSTROUS BEINGS IN NEEO OF AHAIR WASH The Blue of Her Body By Sara Greensllt; Illcubatlon: ASpace for Monsters By Bhanu Kapil; The Revisionist By Miranda Mellis Reviewed by Mary Coppello 22 FOUND IN TRANSLATION Four from Japan: Contemporary Poetry & Essays by Women Introducllon & lransiallons by Sawal Feminist Periodicals (v.27. 11.4. Fa/I 2007) Page 107 Women's Studies An Interdisciplinary Journal VOLUME 36, NUMBER 7 OCTOBER - NOVEMBER 2007 Contents Fearful Symmetry: An Emigrant's Returu to Celtic Tiger Ireland 467 MAUREEN O'CONNOR Eating Their Way Out of Patriarchy: Consuming the Female Panopticon in Angela Carter's Nights at the Circus 477 MARGARET E. TOYE Fembot Feminism: The Cyborg Body and Feminist Discourse in The Bionic Woman 507 SHARON SHARP "So new, So new": Art and Heart in Women's Grief Memoirs 525 KATHLEEN FOWLER Book Reviews 551 THERESA GREGOR MARCI R. McMAHON ALICE MARIE WHITE In Brief 563 Recent Publications 567 Notes on Contributors 569 Page 108 FeministPeriodicafs (v. 27, n.4, FaJ/ 2007) Women's Studies An Interdisciplinary Journal VOLUME 36, NUMBER 8 DECEMBER 2007 Contents Black Ghostliness and Historical Allegory in Alcott's "The Abbott'.s Ghost, or Maurice Treheme's Temptation" 573 ANN DAGHISTANY RANSDELL Embodying Hybridity, (En)gendering Community: CaptainJaneway and the Enactment of a Feminist Heterotopia on Star Trek: Voyager 597 AVNA DOVE-VIEBAHN Striking Women: (Re) Writing 1984-5 619 KA1YSHAW Steel Magnolia: Interview with Kati Casida 639 MARGRET SCHAEFER Book Reviews 655 GlOVANNA POMPELE CARA L. CARDINALE , LUCIA HODGSON 1 In Brief 667 Recent Publications 673 Notes on Contributors 675 Following Page .677: Title Page for Volume 36 Author Index for Volume 36 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fafl2007) Page 109 • YALE JOURNAL OF • LAW AND FEMINISM VOLUME NINETEEN· NUMBER ONE· 2007 Contents Articles American Husbandry: Legal Norms Impacting the Production of(Re)Productivity Camille A. Nelson Adjudicating Appearance: From Identity to Personhood Yofi Tirosh 49 Comments The Braiding Cases, Cultural Deference, and the Inadequate Protection ofBlack Women Consumers Monica C. Bell 125 Constrained Spaces for Islamic Feminism: Women's Rights and the 2004 Constitution ofAfghanistan Nusrat Choudhury 155 Reviews l\1anliness Gowri Ramachandran 201 The Devil Wears Prada and Working Girl: Sympathy for the Devil , Judith P. Miller 221 Split Decisions: How and Why /0 Take a Breakfi'om Feminism Methodological Descriptions: "Feminist" and "Queer" Legal Theories Adam P. Romero 227 Splitting the Difference Pamela D. Bridgewater 259 Responding to Internet Harassment OfLegal Rights and Moral Wrongs: A Case Study ofintemet Defamation Brittan Heller 279 Swimming Downstream: Battling Defamatory Online Content via Acquiescence Caitlin Hall 287 Guilty Bystanders Chad Flanders 291 Blogging While Female: How Internet Misogyny Parallels "Real-World" Harassmenl. Jill Filipovic 295 Page 110 Feminist Periodicals (v. 27, n.4, Fa1/2007)