The sexy librarian or the bun lady?
2013 AtGender Spring conference, April 26-28, Gothenburg , Focus: ‘Teaching with gender’
Category Archive: Research
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Institutionalizing intersectionality : the changing nature of European equality regimes
Authors: Krizsan, Andrea, Hege Skjeie og Judith Squires (eds.) This book gives a comparative view on how European governments have tried to handle the concept of intersectionality. Abstract: An exploration of the… Read More
Call for Contributions to Book: ‘Teaching (in) libraries and archives’
Students of gender studies are expected to know their way around libraries and archives when searching for information, but are rarely invited to critically reflect on the way these political, gendered knowledge spaces… Read More
FRAGEN online
Recently I heard from Ursula Nienhaus (FFBIZ, Berlin) that the website of the project FRAGEN (FRAmes on GENder) is already online. I looked at the page and found out, that the texts are… Read More
New list of journals
Take a look at our new list of peer reviewed journals in the field of gender research. This is a list of about 165 peer reviewed journals within the broad field of women’s… Read More
UN resolution 1325 ten years on
Ten years after UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on women, peace and security was adopted by the UN Security Council, the issue of the role of women in war and conflict has achieved… Read More
“At the limit of what a person can bear”
New PhD-thesis from Norway: Most pregnant women whose foetus is proven to have a genetic abnormality choose to have an abortion, but reaching that decision is a painful, exhausting process for most of… Read More
The boundaries of desire
NEW PhD-thesis from Norway: Post-apartheid South Africa: A white professor is accused of sexually harassing a coloured student and loses his job. His daughter is gang raped by a group of black men.… Read More
