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Russia / Soviet Union WOMEN EAST-WEST CURRENT BIBLIOGRAPHY Association for Women in Slavic Studies 2014 Annual (no. 1-4 combined) Compiled & edited by June Pachuta Farris Readers are encouraged to forward items which have thus far escaped listing to: June Pachuta Farris Bibliographer for Slavic, East European & Eurasian Studies Room 263 Regenstein Library 1100 East 57th Street Chicago, IL 60637 USA [email protected] GENERAL Agárdi, Izabella. On the Verge of History: Rupture and Continuity in Women's Life Narratives from Hungary, Romania and Serbia. (Ph.D dissertation, Utrecht University, 2013) full text: http://dspace.library.uu.nl/handle/1874/259621 Assmuth, Laura. "Asymmetries of Gender and Generation in a Post-Soviet Borderland." In: Border Encounters: Asymmetry and Proximity at Europe's Frontiers. Ed. by Jutta Lauth Bacas and William Kavanagh. New York: Berghahn Books, 2013: 139-64. [Baltic/Russian borders] Ballinger, Pamela, and Kristen Ghodsee. "Socialist Secularism: Religion, Modernity, and Muslim Women's Emancipation in Bulgaria and Yugoslavia, 1945-1991." In: Aspasia 5 (2011): 6-27. Bego, Ingrid. "Accessing Power in New Democracies: The Appointment of Female Ministers in Postcommunist Europe." In: Political Research Quarterly 67, 2 (2014): 347-60. Between History and Personal Narrative: East European Women's Stories of Migration in the New Millennium. Maria-Sabina Draga Alexandru, Mădălina Nicolaescu, Helen Smith, eds. Wien; Zürich; Berlin; Münster: LIT, 2014. 292p. (Contributions to Transnational Feminism, 4) [Florescu, Cătălina Florina. "Nomad/'Romanglish'," pp. 17-30; Lukić, Jamina. "The Transnational Turn, Comparative Literature and the Ethics of Solidarity: Engendering Transnational Literature," pp. 33-51; Pană, Andra-Dina. "Mediated Transnationalism: Cases of Women's Involvement in Transnationalism," pp. 53-67; Stoican, Elena. "Linear Transnationalism in Vesna Goldsworthy and Jhumpa Lahiri's Relocation Narratives," pp. 69- 81; Fojtová, Simona. "Legalizing Sex Work in the Czech Republic: Agency and Migration in a Transnational Feminist Context," pp. 83-96; Nicolaescu, Mădălina. "Romanian Women's Success Stories as Transnational Migrants," pp. 99-108; Vianello, Francesca Alice. "Moldovan, Romanian and Ukrainian Transnational Families Seen through Women's Eyes," pp. 109-23; Siara, Bernadetta. "Between 'Escape' and New Opportunities: Migration Narratives of Polish Women in the United Kingdom," pp. 125-42; Mršević, Zorica. "Food and Electricity: The War and Women's Memories and Stories," pp. 145-59; Morris, Pricilla. "The Strange Doubled Consciousness of Slavenka Drakulić's As If I Am Not There: Ethics of Representation in a Transnational Novel," pp. 161-76; Precup, Mihaela. "Felines and Females on the Fringe: Femininity and Dislocation in Nina Bunjevac's Heartless," pp. 177-94; Cheverşan, Cristina. "'We Are All Foreign Here': Stories of Re/Dis-Location in Ioanna Baetica Morpurgo's Imigranţii," pp. 197-210; Mihăilescu, Dana. "Being Off-Track: Returns to Post- Communist Spaces and Transits around the U.S. as Fertile Acts of Dislocation in Svetlana Boym's Works," pp. 211-27; Eliášová, Věra. "Constructing Continuities: Narratives of Migration by Iva Pekárková and Dubravka Ugrešić," pp. 229-48; Manolachi, Monica. "Cultural Tractors and Gender Roles in A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian by Marina Lewycka," pp. 249-64; Schultermandl, Silvia. "Transnational Sensibility in Feminist Theory and Practice," pp. 265-79.] Burdina, Irina. "Phenomenon of Women-Leaders in Romania and Russia: Equal Gender Opportunities in Emerging Markets." In: Review of International Comparative Management = Revista de Management Comparative International 13, 5 (2012): 849-60. Contemporary Issues Facing Families. Ileana Rogobete, Alexandru Neagoe, eds. Eugene, Oregon: Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2014. 415p. [See especially: Attitudes towards family, value orientation and demographical behavior in the Romanian population: continuity or rupture? / Alin Gavreliuc; The rural family during communism / Adina Magdalena Iorga; Structure, statuses and roles in the Roma family: a qualitative research in the Diosig region / Bianca Albut-Dana, Floare Chipea; Producing artificial child pornography in order to reduce child molestation? A critique of Milton Diamon's thesis / Thomas Schirrmacher [Czech Republic); Rural families and public policies: how the European Union redefined a Romanian reality / Anca Madalina Boncila] Dascal, Reghina. "Loitering with Intent: Gender Studies and English Studies in the Romanian Academe." In: Episodes from a History of Undoing: The Heritage of Female Subversiveness. Ed. by Reghina Dascal. Newcastle upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars, 2012: 195-208. Dembska, Katarzyna. Tendencje rozwojowe polskich i rosyjskich nazw zawodowych kobiet na tle języka czeskiego = Nazvaniia zhenshchin po professii v pol'skom i russkom iazykakh po sraveniiu s cheshskim. Toruń: Wydawn. Naukowe Uniwersytetu Mikolaja Kopernika, 2012. 317p. [comparison of the etymology of feminine names in Polish, Russian and Czech] "The Effectiveness of the EMPoWER Project and Intervention: Psychodrama and the Elaboration of Domestic Violence in Italy, Austria, Bulgaria, Portugal, Romania, and Albania." In: Teaching Against Violence: Reassessing the Toolbox. Ed. by Ines Testoni et al. Ultrecht: ATGENDER, The European Association for Gender Research, Education and Documentation; Budapest: Central European University Press, 2013: 119-50. Gender i literature v stranakh Tsentral’noi i Iugo-Vostochnoi Evropy. Moskva: Institut slavianovedeniia RAN, 2013. 247p. [Vershinina, D. 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Lirika Desanki Maksimovich,” pp. 121-30; Georgievskaia-Iakovleva, L. “Narrativnye modeli feminnosti—na primere romanov Pyrei Petre M. Andreevskogo i Ervekhe Luana Starovy,” 131-47; Ponomareva, N. N. “Avtory-zhenshchiny v bolgarskoi proze novogo soletiia,” pp. 18-56; Kartseva, Z. I. “’Zhenskii roman’ v novoi bolgarskoi proze,” pp. 157-70; Temeian, I. “Mesto zhenshchin0pisatel’nits v sovremennom kul’turnom prostransve Rumynii,” pp. 171-80; Usacheva, A. V. “Pochemu my liubim I nenavidim zhenshchin: gendernye stereotypy v sovremennoi rumynski esseistike,” pp. 181-92; Savkina I. L. “Bremia opyta: zhenskaia starost’ v sovremennoi russkoi zhenskoi literature,” pp. 193-213; Chepelevskaia, T. I. “’Zhenskii’ vzgliad na istoriiu i kul’turu slavianskikh narodov (po materialam putevykh ocherkov E. I. Vitte nachala XX v.),” pp. 214-24; Baidalova, E. V. “Gendernye issledovaniia v sovremennom ukrainskom literaturovedenii. 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Strategic Identity Construction in Young Women's Transnational Feminist Networks." In: Women's Studies International 40 (2013): 152-61. [a study of under-30 activist women in the Middle East & North Africa, Central and Eastern Europe and North America] Kulpa, Robert. "Western Leveraged Pedagogy of Central and Eastern Europe: Discourses of Homophobia, Tolerance, and Nationhood." In: Gender, Place & Culture; A Journal of Feminist Geography 21, 4 (2014): 431-48. Michaels, Paula A.; Petrone, Karen; Schlosberg, Laura; Tidrick, Heather; Worobec, Christine D. "Making Strides; Gender Equity in the Slavic Studies Profession." In: NewsNet News of the Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies 54, 2 (March 2014): 1-3. (ASEEES Committee on the Status of Women) http://www.aseees.org/newsnet/2014-03.pdf Nyota, Lynda Kemel. Fictions of TraumaThe Problem of Representation in Novels by East and Central European Women Writing in German. 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