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Dismantling Assumptions: Interrogating 'Lesbian' Struggles for Identity and Survival in India and South Africa
(2004) |
Amanda Lock Swarr |
Queer Studies, African, Indian |
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Cruel/Loving Bodies Exhibit Catalog (2004) |
Sasha Su-Ling Welland |
Art, Chinese, Feminism, Gender, Politics of Representation, Transnational |
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Why is buying a 'madras' cotton shirt a political act?: A feminist commodity chain Analysis
(2004) |
Priti Ramamurthy |
Political Economy, Feminist Theory |
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Soy Punkera, y Qué?: Sexuality, Nation, and Punk
(2004) |
Michelle Habell-Pallán |
Popular Music, Sexuality, American, Latino/a Studies |
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Being Between (2003) |
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American, Race and Ethnicity, Social Justice |
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Take One: Cruel/Loving Bodies (2003) |
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Art, Chinese, Feminism, Gender, Transnational |
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Rape Victims in the (Gender) Neutral Zone: The Assimilation of Resistance?
(2003) |
Pat Novotny |
Transgender Studies, Violence and Trauma, Sexuality, Gender |
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Material Consumers, Fabricating Subjects: Perplexity, global discourses, and transnational feminist research practices
(2003) |
Priti Ramamurthy |
Transnational, Feminist Theory |
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Marisela Norte, NORTE/word
(2003) |
Michelle Habell-Pallán |
Latino/a Studies, Literature |
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Long March to Lugu Lake (2002) |
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Anthropology, Art, Chinese, Feminism, Gender, Transnational, Women |
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Superlawyers, Truth, Justice and the American Way
(2002) |
Pat Novotny |
Law and Political Thought, American |
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Latina/o Popular Culture
(2002) |
Michelle Habell-Pallán |
Popular Culture, Latino/a Studies |
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Learning to be an Anthropologist and remaining "Native": selected writings (2001) |
Sue-Ellen Jacobs |
American Indian/Native American, Anthropology |
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Yours, Mine, Ours? Property Interests of Unmarried Couples
(2001) |
Pat Novotny |
Queer Studies, Law and Political Thought, American |
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The Politics of Women's Studies: Testimony from Thirty Founding Mothers (2000) |
Sue-Ellen Jacobs |
Feminism, Women |
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Indexing Alternatives: Feminist Development Studies and Global Political Economy
(2000) |
Priti Ramamurthy |
Political Economy, Feminist Theory |
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Way Out Performance: An Interview with Marga Gomez
(2000) |
Michelle Habell-Pallán |
Latino/a Studies, Performance Studies |
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The Cotton Commodity Chain, Women, Work, and Agency in India and Japan: The Case for Feminist Agro-food Systems Research
(2000) |
Priti Ramamurthy |
Indian, Japanese, Political Economy, Women, Labor |
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El Vez is "Taking Care of Business"
(1999) |
Michelle Habell-Pallán |
Chicana/o, Popular Music, Culture |
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Same Sex Marriage: The State of the Law
(1998) |
Pat Novotny |
Queer Studies, Law and Political Thought, American |
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Inventing the Savage: The Social Construction of American Criminality
(1998) |
Luana Ross |
American, Culture, Crime and Criminality |
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The "women" in Women's Studies
(1997) |
Shirley J. Yee |
Women, Gender, Culture, Feminist Theory |
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Finding a Place: Mary Ann Shadd Cary and the Dilemmas of Black Migration to Canada, 1850-70.
(1997) |
Shirley J. Yee |
African American, Immigration, Women of Color |
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No Cultural Icon: Marisela Norte
(1997) |
Michelle Habell-Pallán |
Latino/a Studies, Literature |
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Rural Women and Irrigation: Patriarchy, Class, and the Modernizing State in South India
(1997) |
Priti Ramamurthy |
Indian, Class, Gender, Women |
