Articles
Lies, Damn Lies and Public Protection: Corporate
Responsibility and Breast Cancer Activism
By Laura Potts
The Geopolitics of Race: Women from Palestine, Israel, Northern
Ireland and the Republic of Ireland Meet
Elise G. Young
Empowering Women in Rural Bangladesh: Impact of Bangladesh Rural
Advancement Committee's (BRAC's) Programme
By Dilruba Banu, Fehmin Farashuddin, Altaf Hossain and Shahnuj
Akter
Migration and Cultural Change: A Role for Gender and Social
Networks?
Sara R. Curran and Abigail C. Saguy
Essays
Literacy, Womanism and Struggle: Reflections on the Practices of
an African Woman
By Nombuso Dlamini
Russian Women: Living in History's Shadow
By Angela Brintlinger and Steven Conn
Book Reviews
A Natural History of Rape: Biological Bases of
Sexual Coercion. Randy Thornhill and Craig T. Palmer. MIT Press,
Cambridge, MA. 2000, 251 pp. (hardcover) US$28.95.
Reviewed by Susan Hansen
Emerging Voices – South Asian American Women Redefine Self,
Family and Community. Edited by Sangeeta R. Gupta, Sage 1999, pp
259.
Reviewed by G. Asha.
