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Articles
Women, Migration, and the Body-Less Spirit of Capitalist Patriarchy
By
Mechthild
Hart
“Of course they claim they were coerced”:
On voluntary prostitution, contingent consent, and the modified
whore stigma
By Yenwen Peng
Configurations: Encountering
Ancient Athenian Spaces of Rhetoric, Democracy, and Woman
By Mari Lee Mifsud, Jane S. Sutton, Lindsey Fox
Women World Leaders: Comparative Analysis and
Gender Experiences
By Robert P. Watson,
Alicia Jencik, and Judith A. Selzer
Legal Injustices: The Zina Hudood Ordinance of
Pakistan and Its Implications for Women
By Rahat Imran
Gender: Kosova's Other Challenge
By Richard Beilock and Ymer Havolli
Prostitution in Bangladesh: An Empirical Profile of Sex Workers
By
AKM Ahsan Ullahi
Empowerment Beyond Numbers: Substantiating Women's Political Participation
By Bilkis Vissandjee, Alisha Apale, Saskia Wieringa,
Shelly Abdool, and Sophie Dupéré
Influences of Global Human Trafficking Issues on Nigeria: A Gender
Perspective
By Chineze J. Onyejekwe
Weight Control Behavior and Women: A Cross-Cultural
Perspective
By Jacqueline A. Walcott-McQuigg
Jordanian Working Women's Perception of Life Difficulties
By Siham D. Abueita
Extent and Causes of Gender and Poverty in India: A Case Study of
Rural Hayana
By Santosh Nandal
Essays
Oral History, Identity, and the
Italian Women’s Movement
in the Future of the Contemporary Past
By Wendy Pojmann
Book Review
Gender Studies: Terms and
Debates By Ann Cranny-Francis et
al.
Reviewed by Meihua Liu
Beyond the Shadow of Camptown: Korean
Military Brides in America By Ji-Yeon Yuh.
Reviewed by Mire Koikari
Women and the Nazi East: Agents
and Witnesses of Germanization By
Elizabeth Harvey
Reviewed by Nameeta Mathur
Canadian and American Women: Moving from
Private to Public Experiences in the Atlantic World By
Valeria Gennara Lerda and Roberto Maccarini
Reviewed by Linda J. Quiney
The Science Glass Ceiling:
Academic Women Scientists and the Struggle to Succeed By Sue V. Rosser
Reviewed by: G. Asha
Poetry
Three Poems
By Biljana D. Obradovic
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