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| Preface | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Transnational Feminisms | |
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| "Women Still Have a Long Way to Go," | |
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| "Are Women Human?" | |
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| "The Messy Relationship between Feminisms and Globalizations," | |
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| "The International Bonds of Womanhood," | |
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| "Under Western Eyes," | |
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| "Transnational Feminisms in a New Global Matrix," | |
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| "Signed with an X," | |
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| "Comrades," | |
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| "Edge of the Earth," | |
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| World Media | |
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| "Glamour and Honor: Going Online and Reading in West African Culture," | |
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| "Women Enter the World of Media," | |
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| "Beautiful Betty," | |
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| "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall," | |
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| "Grover Goes Global," | |
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| "Gender and Science in Developing Areas: Has the Internet Reduced Inequality?" | |
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| "Feminist Media Coverage of Women in War," | |
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| "'Telling Our Own Stories': African Women Blogging for Social Change," | |
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| Global Politics of the Body | |
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| "A Young Man from Chelm or a Nontraditionally Gendered Hebrew School Teacher Tells All," | |
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| "Premenstrual Syndrome as Scientific and Cultural Artifact," | |
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| "Perfectly Normal," | |
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| "A 'Coca-Cola' Shape: Cultural Change, Body Image, and Eating Disorders in San Andres, Belize," | |
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| "Changing Faces," | |
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| "Mi Estomago," | |
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| "Global Beauty Queens in Post-Liberalization India," | |
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| "Unveiled Sentiments: Gendered Islamaphobia and Experiences of Veiling among Muslim Girls in a Canadian Islamic School," | |
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| "Saudi Lingerie Trade," | |
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| Sexualities Worldwide | |
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| "Toward a Vision of Sexual and Economic Justice," | |
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| "The Case Against Female Genital Mutilation," | |
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| "Distant View of a Minaret," | |
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| "Transgender Identity in Japan," | |
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| "Immorality, Hurt, or Choice: How Indian Feminists Engage with Prostitution," | |
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| "Cambodian Sex Workers," | |
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| "Sex Tourism Booming," | |
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| "Closing Sex Education's Knowledge/Practice Gap: the Reconceptualisation of Young People's Sexual Knowledge," | |
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| "Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Rights and the Religious Relativism of Human Rights," | |
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| Politics of Women's Health | |
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| "A Gift from Somewhere," | |
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| "Aging in a Man's Word," | |
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| "Using Human Rights to Improve Maternal and Neonatal Health," | |
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| "Midwifery's Renaissance," | |
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| "Canadian Petrochemical Plants and Gender Imbalances," | |
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| "Somali and Oromo Refugee Women: Trauma and Associated Factors," | |
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| "A Shared Journey in Breast Cancer Advocacy," | |
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| Reproductive Freedoms | |
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| "Investing in Reproductive Health and Rights," | |
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| "The 'Morning-After' Pill: Debates and Conflicts in Ireland and the U.S.," | |
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| "Postpartum Depression in China," | |
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| "For India's Daughters, a Dark Birth Day," | |
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| "Hijacking Global Feminism: Feminists, the Catholic Church, and the Family Planning Debacle in Peru," | |
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| "Legal Abortion Worldwide: Incidence and Recent Trends," | |
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| "Unusual Families," | |
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| Families in Global Context | |
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| "In the Family," | |
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| "Mothers, Fathers, or Parents: Same-gendered Families in South Africa," | |
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| "Honor and Virtue: Mexican Parenting in the Transnational Context," | |
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| "Women Heading Latin American Households," | |
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| "Female Headship and the 'Feminization of Poverty,'" | |
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| "Old Maid," | |
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| "Indonesian Feminists Confront Polygyny," | |
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| "'There is No Stranger to Marriage Here!'" | |
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| "Too Young to Marry," | |
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| "The Bride's Voice: Religious Women Challenge the Wedding Ritual," | |
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| Violence against Women Worldwide | |
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| "The Conservation of Energy," | |
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| "Prevalence of and Risk Factors for Sexual Victimization in College Women in Chile," | |
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| "Consent and Coercion: Examining Unwanted Sex Among Married Young Women in India," | |
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| "Killed in the Name of Honor," | |
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| "No Longer Silent," | |
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| "War against Women: Congo and Kosovo," | |
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| "Domestic Violence and Human Rights: Local Challenges to a Universal Framework," | |
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| "Domestic Violence in Afghanistan," | |
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| "Finding Dignity in Exile," | |
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| Women's Work in the Global Economy | |
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| "Women Farmers Toil to Expand Africa's Food Supply," | |
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| "Women and Tourism," | |
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| "Paradise Lost," | |
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| "Nurses, Nannies, and Caring Work," | |
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| "Assembly Line," | |
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| "Oil, Islam, and Women," | |
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| "Heavy Weather," | |
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| "Banking on Women: Ghana and India," | |
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| "The 40-Percent Rule," | |
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| Women and Environmental Politics | |
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| "Temperatures Rising: Four Essays on a Theme: Women and Climate Change," | |
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| "Waikiki," | |
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| "Bedouin Women and Waste Related Hazards," | |
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| "An Ugly Picture for Flower Workers and Their Children," | |
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| "Poverty, Pests, and Pesticides," | |
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| "An Interview with Vandana Shiva," | |
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| "Ecofeminism in the Twenty-first Century," | |
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| "The World of the Gift Economy," | |
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| Women and Political Systems Worldwide | |
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| "Revenge," | |
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| "Please Mind the Gap," | |
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| "'A Second Liberation': Lobbying for Women's Political Representation in Botswana," | |
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| "Leading Women," | |
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| "Women's Words," | |
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| "Engendering Grassroots Democracy: Research, Training, and Networking for Women in Local Self-Governance in India," | |
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| "Dal Dy Dir/ Stand Your Ground: International Lessons on Women's Equality from a Small Nation," | |
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| "The Public and Private Domain of the Everyday Politics of Water," | |
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| "The Post-Katrina, Semiseparate World of Gender Politics," | |
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| Women, War, and Peace | |
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| "Gender Differences in War-Related Disappearance: Croatian Experiences, 2005," | |
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| "The City in the Desert," | |
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| "Children of War," | |
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| "Abuse of Power: Sexual Exploitation of Refugee Women and Girls," | |
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| "Rape in Darfur," | |
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| "Feminism, Gender, and Women's Peace Activism," | |
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| "Plaza de Mayo," | |
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| "Do Muslim Women Really Need Saving?" | |
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| Conclusion: Integrating the Themes: HIV/AIDS in Women's Lives | |
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| "Janice, Marvelyn, and Michelle: U.S.A.," | |
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| "Mmauwi Marwale: Botswana," | |
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| "Keren Dunaway: Honduras," | |
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| "Snenhlanhla Mbhamali: South Africa," | |
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| "Jacqueline, Isata, and Adele: Uganda, Sierra Leone, and Rwanda," | |
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| "Margaret Mukacyaka: Rwanda," | |
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| "Srey Mom: Cambodia," | |
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| "Mantombi Nywao: South Africa," | |
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| "Parvati and Fatima: India" | |
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| "Lisungu Chieza: Zimbabwe," | |
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| "Heidi Nass: U.S.A.," | |
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| "Thembi Ngubane: South Africa," | |
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| "Mama's Club: Uganda," | |
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| "Khauhelo Raditapole, Thabelo Ramatlapeng, and Lomcebo Dlamini: Lesotho and Swaziland," | |
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| "Tatiana and Dina: Russia and Ukraine," | |