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Program
Scholars
Meltem Ince
Assistant Professfor, Department of Economics, Yasar University, Turkey
Women's Empowerment and Changing Economic Roles: A Comparison between Turkey and USA
Meeta Rani Jha
Independent Scholar, Goldsmiths College, University of London
Transnational Feminine Imaginaries in Bombay Cinema Experience
Tomomi Kinukawa
Assistant Professor, Department of History, University of Pacific
Health Disparities and Immigration Politics in Cold War Era Japan: The Case of Korean Diaspora Communities
Jayati Lal
Visiting Fellow, Centre for the Study of Social Systems, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi
Making ‘Factory Women’: The Labor of Gender in Late Twentieth Century Indian Capitalism
Doris Leibetseder
Postdoctoral Scholar and Lecturer, University of Graz and Vienna, Austria
Precarious Sex: A queer-feminist ethics on gender and sexuality
Tamara Spira
UC President’s Postdoctoral Fellow and Senior Researcher, UC Davis and UN Women
Unforeseen Internationalisms: 1970s Feminist Minoritarian Poetics and the Chilean and Nicaraguan Revolutions
2013-2014 Scholars
Affiliated Scholars
Susan Drummond
Associate Professor, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Toronto
Cross-border Reproduction and the Migration of Private Law’s Public Policy
July to December 2013
Mercy Romero
Independent Scholar, Oakland, California
With Julia de Burgos: Project on Roosevelt Island
June to September 2013
Li Yang
Vice Dean of Language Department, Wuxi Institute of Technology
2012-2013 Scholars
Libby Lewis
Affiliated Scholar, BBRG, UC Berkeley
The Monolithic Media Myth
Sora Han
Assistant Professor, Criminology, Law and Society, UC Irvine
The Afterlife of the Civil Rights Cases of 1883: Race, Gender and Ability at the Intersection of American Federalism
Rita Alfonso
Lecturer/Independent Scholar
Queer Space, Embodiment, and Subjectivity
Smadar Lavie
Visiting Scholar, Anthropology, University of Minnesota; Institute for Social Sciences in the 21st Century, University College Cork, Ireland
Wrapped in the Flag of Israel: Mizrahi Single Mothers of Color and the GendeRace of Bureaucratic Pain
Greg Youmans
Adjunct Faculty, Film & Digital Media Department, UC Santa Cruz, and Department of the History and Theory of Contemporary Art, San Francisco Art Institute
‘Thank You Anita!’: Gay and Lesbian Filmmaking in the 1970s
Dongmei Wang
Tenured Faculty; Visiting Scholar, Department of Modern Chinese History, School of Political and Ideological Education, Chinese Agricultural University
The influence of the Chinese Communist Party’s policy to the women (1949-2011)
2012-2013
Scholars
Affiliated Scholars
Anna Babka
Assistant Professor, German Studies, University of Vienna
Necessary Interconnections: Postcolonial Queer, Postcolonial Theories and Queer Theories in Dialogue with Texts in the German Language
July to October 2012
John Cho
SSRC Postdoctoral Fellow in Transregional Research
‘Innovators of “Queer”’: Queer Movements and Trans-Asian Imaginaries in Taiwan and South Korea
May to August 2013
Greta LaFleur
Assistant Professor of English, University of Hawai'i at Manoa
American Insides: Popular Narrative and the Historiography of Sexuality, 1674-1815
February to August 2013
Sarah Lamble
Lecturer in Law, University of London
Queer Investments in Punishment: LGBT politics, sexual citizenship and the penal state.
February to April 2013
Lin Bin
Associate Professor, English Department, Xiamen University
Gender and Southern Modernity: A Case Study of Carson McCuller's Fiction as Cultural Critique
March to August 2013
Anna Novokov
Professor, Art and Art History Department (Saint Mary's College of
California)
Ksenija Atanasijevic and the emergence of the Feminist Movement in
Interwar Serbia
August - December 2012
Mei Yuan
Assistant Professor, Department of Foreign Studies, South China Normal University
‘Widows of Systems’
August 2012 to February 2013
2011-2012
Scholars
BBRG-Li Ka Shing Scholar-in-Residence
Haihua Tian
Institute of Religious Studies, Sichuan University
Sexuality and Religion: Anti-concubinage by the Jesuits in Late Ming China
September 2011 to February 2012
Kristina Mead
meadk@denison.edu
Associate Professor of Biology and Chair of Womens's Studies, Denison University
Sex, Gender, and the Brain: a novel textbook linking Neuroscience and Gender Studies
Heike Raphael- Hernandez
University of Maryland University College, Europe
Gender Stereotyping in American Film
February and March 2012
Qian Tao
sisutao@yahoo.com
Shanghai International Studies University
Reinterpretation of Alice Walker’s Concept of Cultural Identity in the Tradition of African American Literature
Nan Wang
nanw@berkeley.edu
Beijing Normal University
The City and Modernity: Flaneuse in Modern Chinese Women’s Writing of 1990s
Ayesha AlRifai
AMideast, Palestine
Power, Micropolitics and Discourse Analysis in Higher Education in Palestine: Policy Implications for Women's Empowerment and Gender Integration
Mei-Hsien Lee
National Chi Nan University, Taiwan
Catching-up Belated Modernity? The Myth Behind the Promotion of Women’s Equality in Post-Colonial Indonesia and Vietnam
Libby Lewis
Wesleyan University
Threat, Progress, and Othering Discourse of Barack and Michelle Obama
Silke Schicktanz
University Medical Center Goettingen, Germany
Ethical and Gender Issues in Biomedicine
Kristin Spilker
Norwegian University of Science
Reproductive Relations. Production of gendered meaning in the field of reproduction
Yvette Taylor
London South Bank University
To Pass Without Hinderance? Citizenship, Community, Diversity- or Death
Fouzieyha Towghi
University of Zurich
Scales of Marginality: Bodies, Medicines, and Midwives of Balochistan
2010-2011 Scholars
BBRG-Li Ka Shing Scholars-in-Residence
Dai Jinhua
Professor, Institute of Comparative Literature and Culture and Director, The Center for Contemporary Cultural Studies and Film Studies (Beijing University)
The Challenges of Women and "The China Problem"
February to July 2011
Song Sufeng
sfsong@berkeley.edu
Associate Professor, Gender and Women's Studies Program (Sun Yat-sen University)
Translated Queerness and Queer Expressions in Chinese Cinema
December 2010 to May 2011
Scholars in Residence
Laura Fantone
laura@women.it
Junior Researcher (University of Padua, Italy)
Traces of Migration and In-betweeness: Poetics and Politics in Post-colonial Asian Women Artists.
Riitta Hoegbacka
hogbacka@mappi.helsinki.fi
Lecturer/Postdoctoral Scholar, Department of Social Research (University of Helsinki, Finland)
Negotiating Kinship: The Making and Unmaking of Families in Transnational Adoption
Meeta Rani Jha
meetarani65@berkeley.edu
Postdoctoral Scholar, Lecturer Sociology, Feminist Cultural Studies (Goldsmiths College, University of London and University of Westminster)
Transnational Feminine Imaginaries in Bombay Cinema Experience
Libby Lewis
LibbyL@berkeley.edu
Visiting Assistant Professor, Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and Center for African American Studies (Wesleyan University)
Threat, Progress, and Othering Discourse of Barack and Michelle Obama
Nicole Roberts
Nicole.Roberts@sta.uwi.edu
Lecturer, Department of Spanish (University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus)
Claiming Identity: The Caribbean/Latin American Experience of Mayra Santos Febres
Wendy Sarvasy
sarvasyw@berkeley.edu
Lecturer, Political Science (California State University, East Bay)
Engendering Social Democracy: Theorizing Progressive Era Global-Local Activism
Aren Aizura
Post-Doctoral Fellow, Gender Studies (Indiana University, Bloomington)
Travelers Across the Boundaries of Sex
July to August 2010
Ayesha Airifai
AMideast, Palestine
Power, Micropolitics and Discourse Analysis in Higher Education in Palestine: Policy Implications for Women's Empowerment and Gender Integration
January to May 2011
Daniela Danna
University of Milan, Italy
Gender and the Causes and Consequences of Population Growth in Contemporary Debate
January to April 2011
Rosa Medina Domenech
rosam@ugr.es
Senior Lecturer (University of Granada, Spain)
Love From Both Sides: the Science and Culture Debates on Women's Emotions and Femininity During the Spanish Dictatorship (1940-1960)
September to November 2010
Samar Habib
Visiting Professor, Women and Gender Studies, San Francisco State University
Gender and Sexual Minorities in the Middle East and North Africa
January to June 2011
Kate MacNeill
cmmacn@unimelb.edu.au
University of Melbourne, Australia
Post-Identity Politics and the Event of Viewing
September to November 2010
Beatriz Padilla
padilla.beatriz@gmail.com
Centre for Research and Studies in Sociology, Lisbon, Portugal
Migrant Women: Weaving Gender and Context into the Migration Experience
June to August 2010
Jennifer Ring
jennyring@berkeley.edu
Department of Political Science, University of Nevada, Reno
More Than a Game: America's Baseball Underground
October 2010 to April 2011
Veronica Sanz
veronica.sanz@berkeley.edu
Science, Technology and Society Center (STSC), University of California at Berkeley
Gendering Processes and De-Gendering Possibilities for IT: the cases of Affective and Soft Computing
November 2010 to May 2011
Silke Schicktanz
silke.schicktanz@medizin.uni-goettingen.de
University Medical Center Goettingen, Germany
Bioethical and socio-cultural issues of defining new responsibilities for individual ageing & the case of Alzheimer disease
February to September 2011
Diane Tober
Pars Equality Center, San Francisco, CA
Gender and the 'Violence of Everyday Life' in the Occupied Palestinian Territories
January to May 2011
Gina Velasco
Visiting Assistant Professor in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Portland State University
Performing Nation, Performing Diaspora: Queer Art and Politics in a Transnational Frame
July to September 2010
2009-2010
Scholars
BBRG-Li Ka Shing Scholar-in-Residence
Natascha Gruber
natascha.gruber@univie.ac.at
Professor (University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria)
Concepts of Sex and Gender in Medicine and Biotechnology with a Special Focus on Intersex Research
Elke Heckner
eheckner@berkeley.edu
Assistant Professor (University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon)
Unruly Bodies: Gender, Resistance, Modernity
Anna Novakov
anovakov@stmarys-ca.edu
Professor (St. Mary's College, California)
Inner Cities: Milena Pavlovic-Barilli's Roman Series
Michele Pridmore-Brown
mpb@berkeley.edu
Independent Scholar (Palo Alto, California)
Biopolitics of Delayed Motherhood and of Emergent Fertility Strategies
Ashraf Zahedi
azahedi@berkeley.edu
Independent Scholar (Los Gatos, California)
Gender Mainstreaming in Afghanistan: Cultural and Structural Impediments
Xiaohui Zhu
zhuxiaohui95@yahoo.com.cn
Instructor, Philosophy (Fudan University, China)
A Review of Chinese Literature on Gender and Women's Studies from 2001 to 2008: Progress and Problems
Nicola Barker
n.j.barker@law.keele.ac.uk
Lecturer (Keele University, UK)
From Social Security to Individual Responsibility: A Comparative Analysis of Work for your Benefit in the United Kingdom and Workfare in the United States and
Not the Marrying Kind: Feminist Critiques of Marriage and the Legal Recognition of Same-Sex Relationships
February 2010 to March 2010
Rosa Medina Domenech
rosam@ugr.es
Senior Lecturer (University of Granada, Spain)
Love from both sides: the science and culture debates on women's emotions and femininity during the Spanish dictatorship (1940-1960)
October to December 2009
Laura Fantone
laura@women.it
Junior Researcher (University of Padua, Italy)
Traces of Migration and In-betweeness: Poetics and Politics in Post-colonial Asian Women Artists.
Ewa Majewska
emajewska@berkeley.edu
University Scholar (University of Warsaw, Poland)
The political reproduction of otherness. A critical feminist reading of the making of the legal.
October 2009 to March 2010
Tracy McMullen
tracymcmullen@berkeley.edu
University of California, San Diego
Replay: Performing History and Re-Vivifying the Past in Live Jazz, Popular, and Classical Music Reenactment
September 2009 to February 2010
Silke Schicktanz
silke.schicktanz@medizin.uni-goettingen.de
Associate Professor (University of Goettingen, Germany)
The Bioethics of Crossing Borderlines: Cross-national Perspectives, Gender Issues, Organ Transplantation
July to September 2009
Carla Risseeuw
Professor, Anthropology, University of Nijmegen, Netherlands
Contextualizing 'Friendship' in East and West. Its meaning and practice in time and place.
September to November 2009
Wang Li
wangli2008@buaa.edu.cn
Faculty Member (Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China)
Complex Past, Promising Future: Women NGOs in China's Social Development
October 2009 to January 2010
2008-2009
Scholars
Scholars in Residence
Jacqueline
Adams
jacqueline_adams@calmail.berkeley.edu
Independent Scholar (Hong Kong, China)
Art & Human Rights: Women Against Pinochet
Laura Fantone
laura@women.it
Junior Researcher (University of Padua, Italy)
Traces of Migration and In-betweeness: Poetics and Politics in Post-colonial Asian Women Artists.
Natascha Gruber
natascha.gruber@univie.ac.at
Professor (University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria)
Concepts of Sex and Gender in Medicine and Biotechnology with a Special Focus on Intersex Research
Elke Heckner
eheckner@berkeley.edu
Assistant Professor (University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon)
Unruly Bodies: Gender, Resistance, Modernity
Lois Helmbold
helmbold@unlv.nevada.edu
Chair & Professor, Women's Studies Department, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Making Choices, Making Do: Survival Strategies of Black & White Working Class Women during the Great Depression
Lori Merish
lam34@georgetown.edu
Associate Professor (Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.)
Laboring Women and the Languages of Class: Sex, Race, and U.S. Working-Class Women's Cultures, 1830-1860
Michele Pridmore-Brown
mpb@berkeley.edu
Independent Scholar (Palo Alto, California)
Biopolitics of Delayed Motherhood and of Emergent Fertility Strategies
Ashraf Zahedi
azahedi@berkeley.edu
Independent Scholar (Los Gatos, California)
The Role of Filipinas in the Making of Filipino-Irano Community
Xiaohui Zhu
zhuxiaohui95@yahoo.com.cn
Instructor, Philosophy (Fudan University, China)
Chinese Women from 1949 to 2008 and Focus on How Changed Culture Affects the Value of Women
Affiliated Scholars
Dibyesh Anand
Reader in International Relations, Centre for the Study of Democracy (Westminster University, London)
Dangers of Pornonationalism: Men & Masculinity in Hindu Nationalism in India
April 2008 to May 2008
Mary Curran
curranm@easternct.edu
Assistant Professor (Department of Political Science, Philosophy and
Geography, Eastern Connecticut State University)
The Mobilization of Space, Place & Gendered Identities in Environmental Debates in Butte, Montana and in Kentucky
Spring 2009
Maria Luisa Femenias
Professor, Philosophy, Universidad Nacional de La Plata, La Plata, Argentina
Violence, and Symbolic Violence in Philosophy: Women's Case
February 2009 to April 2009
Miriam Grossi
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil
March 2009 to August 2009
Jennifer Hosek
Assistant Professor (Department of German Language and Literature, Queen's University, Ontario, Canada)
Sun, Sex & Socialism: A Cultural History of Cuba & the Germans: Films Making Capitals, Capitals Films: Transnationalizing Berlin and Havana post Cold War
July 2008 to August 2008
Samantha King
Associate Professor, Kinesiology and Health Studies and Women's Studies (Queen's University, Kingston, Canada)
Health Education as Diplomatic Strategy: Interrogating the US-Middle East Partnership for Breast Cancer Awareness
January 2008 to August 2008
Mei Li
meilan1111@163.com
Professor, English (Shanghai International Studies University, Shanghai, China)
Critical Examination of the Dynamic Relationship between Gender and Civil Society in China
August 2008 to February 2009
Edme Ollagnier
Edmee.Ollagnier@pse.unige.ch
Associate Professor (University of Geneva, Switzerland)
Women, Knowledge and Recognitions
January 2009
Aivita Putnina
putnina@lanet.lv
Gender Research, Reproductive Health and Biotechnologies
Fall 2008
Carmen Rial
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil
March 2009 to August 2009
Susan Stryker
Professor, Indiana University
Sex Change City: Theorizing Urban (Trans)Formation in San Francisco
January 2009 to July 2009
2007-2008
Scholars
Scholars in Residence
Jacqueline
Adams
Hong Kong, China
Art & Human Rights: Women Against Pinochet
Natascha
Gruber
Philosophy, Lecturer (University of Vienna,
University of Klagenfurt,
Austria)
Ethics in Medicine with Specific Focus on the Concepts of Sex and
Gender in Intersex Management
Elke Heckner
Oregon
Unruly Bodies: Gender, Resistence, and Modernity
Lori Merish
Washington, D.C.
Laboring Women and the Languages of Class: Sex, Race, and U.S. Working
Class Women's Cultures, 1830-1860
Kathryn
Poethig
Professor (California State University, Monterey
Bay)
Sisterhood after Terrorism: Feminist Theologies on Armed Struggle,
Just Peace, and Empire
Michele
Pridmore-Brown
Consultant, Changing Families Project
(California)
Biopolitics of Delayed Motherhood
Ashraf
Zahedi
California
Role of Filipinas in the
Making of
Filipino-Irano Community
Leslie Salzinger (Fall
2007)
California
Model Markets: Identifying "The Social" in Peso/Dollar Exchange
Elly Teman (Fall
2007)
Jerusalem, Israel
Relationships That Form Between Surrogates and Intended Mothers During
Gestational Surrogacy Process
Roshanak
Kheshti
California
Iranian
Trans/Homosexuality Through a Geopolitical Lens
Jacqueline
Adams
Sociology/Scholar with Center for Latin American
Studies (UC-Berkeley)
Art & Human Rights: Women Against Pinochet
Natascha
Gruber
Philosophy, Lecturer (University of Vienna,
University of Klagenfurt,
Austria)
Ethics in Medicine with Specific Focus on the Concepts of Sex and
Gender in Intersex Management
Laura
Kerr
Independent Scholar
When Trauma Came Home: Mental Illness and Emotional
Distress in
Late Modern America
Roshanak
Kheshti
Post-Doctoral Fellow
Eun-shil Kim
Affiliated Scholar
Ewha Woman's University, Seoul, Korea
Biotechnology and Women's
Reproductive Bodies
Tommy
Lott
Philosophy, Professor (San Jose State University)
The Social & Political Thought of Anna Julia
Cooper
Qudsia
Lubna Mirza
Interdisciplinary/Senior Lecturer (University of
East London School of
Law)
Islamic Feminism & Concept of Equality
Elina
Oinas
Sociology, Researcher (Abo Akademi University, Finland)
Young Women’s Health Activism, Empowerment and Medicalization
Kathryn
Poethig
Professor (California State University, Monterey
Bay)
Sisterhood after Terrorism: Feminist Theologies on Armed Struggle,
Just Peace, and Empire
Michele
Pridmore-Brown
Consultant, Changing Families Project
Biopolitics of Delayed Motherhood
Leslie
Reagan
Associate Professor (UC-Berkeley Gender &
Women's Studies), and
Medical Humanities Scholar (Science, Technology & Society Center)
Epidemic of Anxiety: Mothers, "Deformed Babies" & German
Measles in America
Clare Sears
Post-doctoral scholar, Sociology (UC-Santa Cruz)
Arresting Dress: Policing Sex and Gender
Difference in 19th
Century San Francisco
Rajni
Walia
Senior Lecturer (HP State Government Colleges, India)
Contemporary South Asian and South
Asian American Women's Writings
Ashraf
Zahedi
Independent Scholar
Role of Filipinas in the Making of
Filipino-Irano Community
2005-2006 Scholars
Dalit
Baum
Math, Returning Visiting Scholar, Lecturer (UC Santa Cruz), Community
School for Women (Israel)
Queering the Peace Movement in Israel/Palestine
Izabela
Filipiak
Humanities,
Visiting Scholar (Institute of Slavic, East European &
Eurasian Studies) UC, Doctorate, 2004 Polish Academy of Sciences
Maria Komornicka & the Provinces of Otherness
Natascha
Gruber
Philosophy,
Lecturer (University of Vienna, University of Klagenfurt, Austria)
Ethics in Medicine with Specific Focus on the Concepts of Sex and
Gender in Intersex Management
Laura Kerr
Independent Scholar
When Trauma Came Home: Mental Illness and Emotional
Distress in Late
Modern America
Elline
Lipkin
Creative
Writing & Literature, Returning Visiting Scholar, Writer
in Residence (Colorado), Visiting Asst. Professor (Texas A&M)
The Space on the Page, the Shape of the Poem: Contemporary American
Visual Poetics
Tommy
Lott
Philosophy,
Professor (San Jose State University)
The Social & Political Thought of Anna Julia Cooper
Qudsia
Lubna Miraz
Interdisciplinary,
Sr. Lecturer (University of East London Law School)
Islamic Feminism & the Concept of Equality
Aparajita
Nanda
English,
Visiting Scholar (UC English Dept., 2003-2005)
Repositioning
Possibilities: Identity Politics & Gendered Subjectivity in Trinh
T. Minh-ha’s films & Octavia Butler’s fictions
Elina
Oinas
Sociology, Researcher (Abo Akademi University, Finland)
Young Women’s Health Activism, Empowerment &
Medicalization
Juliana
Spahr
English, Asst. Professor (Mills College)
How Gertrude Stein’s Work Represents the Changes in
Language
Practices
2004-2005 Scholars
Saba Bahar
Visiting Scholar, Dept. of English
UC Berkeley
Dalit Baum
Lecturer, The Community School for Women, Israel
Queering the Peace Movement in Israel/Palestine
Tuula O. Gordon
Fellow of the Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies University of
Helsinki, Finland
The Ways in Which Citizenship Can Be Theorized in
Critical Terms, Asking to What Extent It Provides Potential for
Inclusion or Exclusionary Trends.
Laine Harrington
Post Doctoral Scholar
GTU, Berkeley
Work Exploring the Eelationship Between Logos Theory
& Christian Theological Tradion.
Alexandra S.
Howson
Lecturer in Sociology, University of Abertay Dundee, Scotland
Book project: "Embodying Gender/Gendering the Body."
Tirza T. Latimer
Post Doctoral Scholar
Art History, Stanford University
An art exhibition: "Acting Out: Claude Cahun &
Marcel Moore."
Elline Lipkin
Post Doctoral Scholar
English & Creative Writing, University of Houston
A dissertation to book project: "The Errant Thread."
Lisa G. Materson
Assist. Professor, Dept. of History, UC Davis
A book project: "Respectable Partisans: African American
Women in Electoral Politics, 1877 to 1944."
Zohreh M.
Niknia
Independent Scholar
An Interdisciplinary View of the Process and Outcome of
the Socioeconomic Integration of the Iranian Immigrant Woman in the
United States
Diana I. Rios
Communication Sciences & Puerto Rican/Latino Studies, University of
Connecticut
Laine Harrington
Post Doctoral Scholar
Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley
Work Exploring the Relationship Between Logos Theory and Christian Theological Tradition
Lois Musmann
Notre Dame de Namur Unversity and San Francisco Conservatory of Music
Music Industry Study for Professional Women Orchestral Conductors
Zoreh Niknia
Independent Scholar
An interdisciplinary view of the process and outcome of the socioeconomic
integration of the Iranian immigrant woman in the United States
Edith Sauer-Polonik
Rima Praspaliauskiene
Esther Rothblum
University of Vermont
Study of Lesbians, Gay Men, Bisexuals, and Their Heterosexual Siblings as a Control Group
Deborah R. Altamirano
Plattsburgh State University, NY
Bonnie Gisel
Curator, Environmental History
LeConte Memorial Lodge, Yosemite National Park
Francisca E. Godinez
Postdoctoral Fellow, UC Davis
Susan Kray
Associate Professor, Dept. of Communication Indiana State University
Huey-li Li
Assistant Professor, College of Education, University of Akron
Barbara Mennel
Assistant Professor, German & Cinema Studies, University of Maryland
Katherine Mezur
kmezur@sbcglobal.net
Research Fellow, International Research Center, Freie University Berlin, Germany
Tracy L.
Robinson
Professor, Dept. of Counseling & Applied Educational Counseling
Northeastern University
Janet K. Shim
Post Doctoral Fellow,
Dept. of Social & Behavioral Sciences
University of California, San Francisco
Deborah R. Altamirano
Plattsburgh State University, NY
Anita Nahal Arya
Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi
Anna Babka
Vienna, Austria
Kathleen L. Barry
College of Health & Human Development, Penn. State University
Romy Borooah
Associate Director, Center for Women's Studies University of Cincinnati
Maria Cotera
Post Doctoral Fellow
Program in American Culture, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
Jane E. Dabel
Lecturer, Dept. of History, UCLA Extension
Mary Elliott
Adjunct Faculty
Women's and Gender Studies Program, Sonoma State University
Ellen Fernandez-Sacco
Independent Scholar
Myrna Garcia-Calderon
Independent Scholar
John Howard
Lecturer, Dept. of History, University of York
Katherine Mezur
kmezur@sbcglobal.net
Research Fellow, International Research Center, Freie University Berlin, Germany
Martha Mockus
Instructor, Gay Lexbian Bisexual Studies, City College of San Francisco
Young Mi Angela Pak
Lecturer, St. Mary's College of California
Tracy L. Robinson
North Carolina State University, 2001 / Northeastern University, 2002
Ruth Rosen
Professor, Dept. of History, UC Davis
Su-feng Song
Independent Scholar
Margaret Swain
Gender and Global Issues Program, UC Davis
Beverly Voloshin
Professor and Graduate Literature Director, Dept. of English, S.F.
State University
John Yu Zou
Independent Scholar
Anu Aneja
Department of Humanities-Classics, Ohio Wesleyan University
Birger Angvik
"Peruvian women's literature and feminist literary theories"
Giovanna Covi
Researcher in English, Facolta di Lettere, Universitõ di Trento,
Italy
Jane Flax
Department of Political Science, Howard University
R. Ruth Linden
Independent Scholar
Leslie J. Reagan
Department of History & Medical Humanities, University of Illinois
- Urbana-Champaign
Jennifer L. Shaw
Independent Scholar
Lauren Berlant
Dept. of English, University of Chicago
Erin G. Carlston
English/Continuing Studies, Stanford University
Georgine W. Clarsen
Research Centre for the Humanities & Social Sciences, University of
Adelaide
Amanda Gouws
Political Science, University of Stellenbosch, South Africa
Radha Jhappan
Dept. of Political Science, Carleton University
Lori G. Kletzer
Social Sciences/Dept. of Economics, UC Santa Cruz
Isabelle Lehuu
Departement d'histoire, Universite du Quebec a Montreal
Brinda J. Mehta
Dept. of Foreign Languages & Literature, Mills College
Jennifer L. Shaw
Independent Scholar
Daiva Stasiulis
Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology, Carleton University
Haruko Takeda
College of Social Sciences, Ritsumekan University
Birger Angvik
"Peruvian women's literature and feminist literary theories"
Lorna Erwin
Diana Majury
"Equality and Inequality in the Canadian Legal Context", "Feminist
Pedagogy"
Maggie Montesinos Sale
"Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins and Marina Ruiz Burton: Competing
Perspectives on the U.S. Incorporation of the Southwest"
Silvia Pellarolo
"The Representation of Women in Tangos & Popular Theater & and
Construction of a Modern Feminine Identity in Argentina"
Margit Stange
"Nineteenth Century United Sates Discourse of Bodily Expressivity as It
Was Applied to, and Resisted by, Women Writers and Orators&
Keiko Yamanaka
"Between two 'Homelands': Japanese Immigrant Women in Brazil and Japan,
1908-1995"
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